Residential program manager vs grant manager

Differences between residential program manager and grant manager duties and responsibilities

Residential program manager example responsibilities.

• Manage program budgets and supervise staff to ensure that immunization and registry activities are successfully implement.
• Attend and conduct ISP meetings, semi-annual and annually, and revise plans as needed for each individual.
• Provide direct client support and advocacy including, but not limit to annual and semi-annual service coordination (ISP) meetings.
• Provide oversight to direct care staff with individual's integration into the community by arranging transportation to recreational and social activities.
• Counsele customers on credit repair for homeownership and debt management.

Grant manager example responsibilities.

• Provide administrative support to NIH program functions; as well as providing logistical support, and managing data.
• Organize and manage PowerPoint presentations used for business development and site visits.
• Serve as principal financial resource and contact for subcontractors to ensure fiscal compliance of GAAP and OMB circulars.
• Prepare monthly, quarterly, and yearly closeout financial reports per GAAP, state, and county guidelines.
• Prepare and maintain the annual budgets for NIH grants and contracts utilizing computer spreadsheets.
• Advise and assist NSF staff on the fiscal and managerial responsibility of institutions seeking NSF funding.
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