Project Director – SAMHSA Peer Specialist Grant & Grant Programs

Hiring Timeframe
2-4 Weeks
Experience
Senior-level
Location
On-Site
Company Info
Northern Wyoming MH Center
Company Website
Job Address

Sheridan, WY 82834
United States

Job Details
Pay
$50,000 / Yearly
Job Type
Full-Time
Shift and Schedule
First Shift
Conditions for Benefits Eligibility
Full time employees eligible

Benefits

401(K) Matching
Dental Insurance
Health Insurance
Paid Time Off
Vision Insurance

Job Description

We are seeking a highly organized, detail-oriented Project Director to lead the execution of a two-year SAMHSA Peer Specialist Grant, as well as manage various organizational projects and grant programs. Working in close collaboration with the Clinical Director and Finance Manager, the Project Director will provide daily oversight, manage project deliverables, ensure regulatory compliance, and drive interdepartmental and community collaboration.

Job Responsibilities & Requirements

Key Responsibilities

  • Project & Grant Management:
    • Oversee daily operations, project activities, and implementation schedules for long-range plans and deliverables.
    • Develop, maintain, and execute data collection, recordkeeping, and tracking systems to fulfill grant reporting requirements.
    • Compile, format, and submit all required project and grant documentation, reports, and summaries in alignment with funder timelines and guidelines.
    • Establish and maintain a comprehensive reference library of grant guidelines, agency requirements, and reporting forms.
  • Clinical & Administrative Collaboration:
    • Partner with the Clinical Director to monitor and evaluate clinical programs and the day-to-day program activities of Peer Specialists.
    • Partner with the Finance Manager to monitor financial administration, ensure expenditure documentation, and track fund requests within timeline limits.
    • Identify potential administrative or budgetary challenges during the grant lifecycle and implement timely solutions.
  • Compliance & Program Development:
    • Maintain up-to-date knowledge of grant policies, regulations, and reporting procedures; communicate updates across departments and guide necessary operational changes.
    • Assist in developing communications, policies, clinical workflows, and promotional/development materials that align with grant objectives.
    • Provide consultation, training, and support to staff to maintain technical and clinical competencies and reinforce protocol compliance.
    • Identify programmatic gaps and assist in drafting proposals to meet expanding community needs.
  • Stakeholder & Community Engagement:
    • Build and sustain strong collaborative relationships with internal team members, external agency partners, and community stakeholders.
    • Maintain strict confidentiality regarding sensitive organizational, financial, and client-related information.
    • Practice standard professional boundaries and maintain scheduling flexibility to adapt to organizational needs.

Qualifications & Skills

  • Education: Bachelor’s degree in Healthcare, Business Administration, Social Work, Counseling, Behavioral Health, Healthcare Administration, Finance, or a related field required.
  • Experience:
    • Minimum of 1 year of clinical experience required.
    • Minimum of 1 year of project management experience required (2–3 years managing complex projects preferred).
    • 2–3 years of grant management experience preferred.
  • Technical & Soft Skills:
    • Exceptional organizational skills, meticulous attention to detail, and a strong analytical mindset.
    • Proven track record in time management and meeting tight deadlines while handling frequent interruptions.
    • Outstanding verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills.
    • Proficiency in Microsoft Office 365 / standard office applications, with a willingness to learn new systems.
  • Additional Requirements:
    • Valid driver’s license.
    • Ability to clear a comprehensive background check.