Summary

The Service Coordinator helps turn clinical teams' requests to use Seeds into organized, prepared, and well-supported sessions. This position coordinates scheduled use of Seeds space by AKBH clinical programs, volunteers, field trip groups, and community partners. This position works closely with the Growth Coordinator and Operations Associates to ensure scheduled activities are organized, prepared, and supported while helping connect Seeds with the broader AKBH and Anchorage communities. The Service Coordinator also helps lead Seeds community engagement and communications efforts and supports apprentices developing workplace and interpersonal skills.

Job description

Position Summary

The Service Coordinator helps turn clinical teams' requests to use Seeds into organized, prepared, and well-supported sessions. This position coordinates scheduled use of Seeds space by AKBH clinical programs, volunteers, field trip groups, and community partners. This position works closely with the Growth Coordinator and Operations Associates to ensure scheduled activities are organized, prepared, and supported while helping connect Seeds with the broader AKBH and Anchorage communities. The Service Coordinator also helps lead Seeds community engagement and communications efforts and supports apprentices developing workplace and interpersonal skills.

What You’ll Do

Coordinate scheduled use of Seeds spaces and activities with AKBH clinical teams and other scheduled participants.
Work closely with the Growth Coordinator and Operations Associates to ensure spaces, stations, and activities are prepared for scheduled use.
Coordinate volunteers, field trips, tours, and community visits, and lead or support these activities as needed.
Maintain routine communications with community partners, volunteers, and supporters in coordination with the Program Manager.
Support apprentices in developing workplace readiness, hospitality, communication, and group support skills.
Work collaboratively with the Program Manager and Growth Coordinator to support continuity of the Seeds operations and provide appropriate coverage when needed.
Coordinates Seeds social media activity and team contributions to AKBH communications, helping ensure content is timely, appropriate, and consistent with Seeds and AKBH expectations.

What We Need from You

Bachelor’s degree or 5 + years' experience coordinating or leading groups
Experience in volunteer coordination, event planning, or program support
Strong communication and organizational skills
Comfort working in a dynamic environment
Interest in behavioral health and/or therapeutic program settings

Ideal Candidate Traits

Friendly, organized, and enthusiastic about community-building
Trauma-informed and adaptable to shifting needs
Strong communicator who enjoys working with a variety of people
Able to model professionalism, flexibility, and teamwork

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or 5+ years' experience coordinating or leading groups
Experience in volunteer coordination, event planning, or program support
Strong communication and organizational skills
Comfort working in a dynamic environment
Interest in behavioral health and/or therapeutic program settings

Benefits

Health Insurance
401(k) Matching
Student Loan Repayment
Tuition Assistance
Paid Time Off

Company overview

Anchorage Community Mental Health Services is a comprehensive behavioral health organization serving the Anchorage, Alaska community. As a community-based mental health provider, the organization offers a wide range of services including outpatient counseling, crisis intervention, substance abuse treatment, and psychiatric care for individuals and families. The organization focuses on providing accessible mental health services to diverse populations, including children, adolescents, adults, and seniors, with particular attention to underserved communities in the Anchorage area. Their services typically include individual and group therapy, medication management, case management, and community outreach programs. Anchorage Community Mental Health Services plays a vital role in Alaska's behavioral health infrastructure, addressing the unique mental health needs of the region's population through evidence-based practices and culturally competent care. The organization collaborates with local healthcare providers, social service agencies, and community organizations to create a comprehensive support network for individuals experiencing mental health challenges.