Jobs at Philadelphia Corporation for Aging

Supports the Legal Department by managing contracts throughout their lifecycle, including intake, initial review, information gathering, proofreading, exhibit coordination, signing, storage, and status tracking. Serves as the central contract contact, coordinates workflows with counsel and departments, monitors deadlines, supports CLM system implementation, communicates with internal and external stakeholders, and prepares contract-related reports for counsel and executives.

Under supervision, perform general accounting and accounts receivable tasks including month-end journal entries, reconciliations, grant and funding-source reporting, billing and collections, deposit and payment processing, variance analysis, audit support, and maintaining documentation. Support budget, grant, and audit schedules and communicate professionally with staff, consumers, auditors, and funding sources.

Support development and implementation of a pilot Community Cafe program: recruit and onboard restaurants and participants, build community relationships, provide technical assistance, manage and analyze registration and survey data, monitor outcomes, and contribute to project reporting.

The LTC Psychologist provides psychological and neurological assessments to older adults, expert testimony, staff consultation, and training. The role includes independent field visits and collaboration with various departments to support long-term care initiatives.