Aging & Human Services Administrator
Salary
$77,985.96 - $136,475.24 Annually
Location
8190 Port Tobacco Rd., Port Tobacco, MD
Job Type
Full-time
Job Number
2026-00183
Department
CS AGING- SENIOR SERVICES FT
Opening Date
07/24/2026
Closing Date
8/7/2026 11:59 PM Eastern
Summary
The hiring salary for this position is $77,985.96 annually.
Telework eligibility is determined by county policy and the approval of the hiring department
Charles County Government is seeking an experienced Aging & Human Services Administrator to perform aging services work in directing the administration of state and federal grants and assures compliance for programs and services to disabled individuals, older adults, and family caregivers, including Medicaid Home and Community Based Services, Older Americans Act Programs, Aging & Disability Resource Center operations. Administrator will plan, implement and evaluate assigned programs and services for the County to ensure fiscal compliance and performance objectives are met. Overall goals are set and the worker determines the specific tasks and assignments to be performed, independently handling new, unusual problems and deviations encountered in the work.
Essential Job Functions
Manages, plans, supervises, and evaluates the delivery of multiple fee-for-service and grant-based programs administered by the Aging & Human Services Division. Programs, including the Community Options Waiver; National Family Caregivers Support Program; Aging and Disability Resource Center; Community Outreach and Education services; Senior Health Insurance Program; Adult Public Guardianship program; Ombudsman/Elder Abuse Prevention Program; Senior Nutrition Programs; Supporting Older Adults with Resources (SOAR) and Legal Aid services
Maintains demographic and statistical data and is responsible for the maintenance and administration of database software which serves the entire Division. Prepares and submits state and federal reports as well as local performance reports utilizing statistical and fiscal data, as required.
Develops and implements administrative processes including computer systems to manage program administration, reporting, and control.
Conducts research, planning and related activities in connection with programs, services and grant applications.
Writes Annual Strategic Plan for the agency in accordance with state directives, and monitors program activities relative to compliance with approved plan
Interprets and communicates federal, state and local laws, regulations, and requirements to others.
Provides direct assistance to the public (benefits coordination, back-up support for all programs, referral, etc).
Develops and implements outreach and community informational/promotion efforts.
Develops, negotiates and monitors contracts and agreements.
Monitors budgets, including revenue received via fee-for-service programs and activities carried out by Division personnel. Evaluates programs for compliance within state and federal grant requirements.
Trains, evaluates, and directs staff in accordance with county policies and procedures, and oversees volunteer service.
Serves on various councils, committees, and boards and serves as liaison to agencies and organizations.
May serve in place of Chief when needed.
Performs other related job duties as assigned.
Qualifications, Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Education and Experience:
Bachelor's degree in human services, public administration, accounting, or related field. Three years of years of progressively responsible managerial experience that includes supervisory experience in administration of human services or public administration or aging/special populations. Experience in the management and administration of state and federal grants, monitoring regulatory and fiscal compliance, and evaluating performance-based outcomes.
Licenses/Certifications: Must possess a valid driver's license.
Special Requirements/Qualifications:
Certificate of completion in a professional Grants Management course preferred or obtained within 1 year of employment.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
Knowledge of elderly and disabled populations and the needs of the community.
Knowledge of effective methods and techniques of managing grants and revenue-based fee-for-service programs administered by the Division, and services for older persons and their families.
Knowledge of effective methods and techniques of developing programs and service for specified populations
Knowledge of effective techniques of administrative management including computer systems to facilitate program reporting, evaluation, regulatory and fiscal compliance, and control.
Knowledge of effective techniques of supervision.
Knowledge of PC operations
Knowledge of effective methods of promoting programs to the community
Ability to write strategic plans, direct, and evaluate programs and services for disabled individuals, older persons, and their caregivers.
Ability to plan and prepare effective grant applications.
Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing.
Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with others encountered in the work.
Ability to perform administrative functions including budgeting, purchasing, and personnel management.
Ability to train and supervise assigned staff.
Additional Information
PHYSICAL DEMANDS
The work is sedentary with frequent periods of walking and standing. Typical positions require workers to lift and carry up to 20 pounds; climb stairs; bend and crouch; reach, hold, grasp, and turn objects; and use fingers to operate computer or typewriter keyboards; and the ability to speak normally, to use normal or aided vision and hearing.
UNUSUAL DEMANDS
The work is subject to frequent interruptions. Employee is subject to work beyond the normal scheduled hours of work.
Department/Division: Community Services/Aging and Human Services
Pay Grade: 116
FLSA Status: Exempt
Telework Eligible: Yes
Reports To: Chief of Aging and Human Services
Supervises: Aging & Disability Resource Center Manager, Home & Community Based Services Supervisor, Long Term Care Supervisor, and Nutritionist
Charles County Government
BENEFITS SUMMARY
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Health Insurance
Charles County Government PAYS 70% of cost: Blue Choice Advantage and HMO Open Access plans, including prescription and vision coverage. CareFirst and Delta for dental coverage.
Flexible Spending Account
Provides medical and dependent care options.
Supplemental Income Products
Accident Policy, Critical Illness Policy, and Hospital Indemnity Policy.
Long Term Disability Insurance
No charge to employee. The benefit pays 60% of salary at date of disability, up to $5,000/month.
Life Insurance
No charge to employees (valued at 1.5x the annual salary, not to exceed $250,000). Supplemental insurance and dependent life insurance are available for an additional cost. Term and whole life policies available.
Pension Plan (Defined Benefit Retirement Plan) 401(a) Plan - Must work minimum 37.5 hrs/week. Participation is mandatory.
Deferred Compensation Plan
457(b) Governmental Plan - Available to all employees, regardless of hours worked.
Employee Leave
Transfer of Sick Leave
New hires may be eligible to receive credit for up to 400 hours of sick leave from their previous employer when they begin employment.
Work Schedules
Additional Fringe Benefits
Benefits eligibility is for employees who work 30 hours or more per week unless otherwise noted. Effective: March 1, 2026
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From your perspective, what is the primary goal of an Area Agency on Aging?
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Have you worked with a fee for service program or any Medicaid eligible services in the past?
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Are you familiar with any human services resources in the county and how did you gain this knowledge?
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Please attach a brief professional writing sample you have completed. This attachment is required. Have you attached your sample?
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The hiring salary for this position is $77,985.96 annually. Internal candidates selected for this position will receive a salary according to the county's promotional pay increase policy. Please confirm that you are acknowledging this is the salary for this position.
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The position you are applying for requires an acceptable driving record. The Charles County Government employee driving policy states that employees will be considered to have an acceptable driving record if ALL of the following statements are true: - I do not exceed a maximum of four (4) points on my driving record. - I do not have a suspended or revoked license. - I do not have a single motor vehicle violation, conviction, or plea of Nolo Contendere, or the acceptance of Probation Before Judgment (PBJ) involving the use of alcohol, illegal drugs, refusal to take an alcohol or drug test, or the misuse of legal over-the-counter medication for any of these violations. - I have not demonstrated a pattern of unsafe vehicle operation as evidenced by moving violations or single infraction of such severity (e.g., eluding a police officer; evading responsibility; failure to yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk, reckless driving, etc.). According to these guidelines, do you have an acceptable driving record?
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For the top candidate selected for this position, the next steps in the hiring process will include verification of employment history and reference checking. We will contact your current employer and two additional professional references following a conditional offer. We will also conduct a background check, driver record check and physical exam, if applicable, and pre-employment drug and alcohol screening before a final offer is extended. Please confirm that you are acknowledging that if you are the top candidate selected for this position, the steps described above will be taken during the hiring process.
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Are you a federal employee recently affected by a layoff/reduction in force?
Required Question
Employer Charles County Government