Organization: State of Delaware – DSAMH
Bureau/Unit: Executive Programs & Grant Administration (EPGA)
Program: Statewide Opioid Response (SOR)
Location: New Castle, DE (Hybrid – Springer Building)
Pay Rate: $28.00 – $30.00 / Hour (W2)
Employment Type: Temporary Contract (1 Year)
Schedule: Monday – Friday | 1st Shift | 37.5 Hours/Week
The Program Integrity Specialist is a critical oversight role within the Statewide Opioid Response (SOR) grant program. You will be responsible for ensuring that all awarded providers and projects are operating with integrity, meeting contract deliverables, and adhering to strict grant requirements. This role combines analytical desk reviews with active field-based site visits to support project partners in overcoming implementation barriers and achieving successful outcomes.
Compliance Auditing: Conduct planned and ad-hoc program integrity reviews of awarded providers to ensure adherence to grant requirements and executed agreements.
Performance Monitoring: Perform detailed desk reviews of programmatic data to verify accuracy, completeness, and timeliness.
Field Inspections: Conduct both virtual and in-person site visits to programs across the state to assess implementation and progress.
Data Analysis: Review programmatic outcomes to identify progress, shortfalls, and specific technical assistance needs for partners.
Fiscal Oversight: Support sub-grantee fiscal tracking and analysis for assigned projects in coordination with grant management and fiscal staff.
Problem Solving: Partner with providers to troubleshoot implementation challenges and resolve barriers to project success.
Inter-Agency Coordination: Collaborate with programmatic and grant management staff to ensure the overall integrity of grant-funded initiatives.
Minimum Qualifications (Must have experience in at least one of the following):
Project Management: Proven ability to coordinate complex initiatives and stakeholders.
Program Monitoring: Experience in auditing, compliance, or performance evaluation.
Grant Experience: Familiarity with grant-funded projects, reporting, or administration.
Additional Skills & Requirements:
Ability to interpret and analyze programmatic data outcomes.
Excellent communication skills for professional reporting and statewide site visits.
Travel Required: Must have the ability to travel across the state for in-person program reviews.
Must be able to work a hybrid schedule based out of New Castle, DE.