Program Coordinator Jobs in Michigan
Program Coordinator jobs in Michigan are in steady demand, with the strongest concentration in healthcare administration, nonprofit and community services, higher education, and state and local government programs across the full range from entry-level coordinators through senior program managers. Detroit, Grand Rapids, and Ann Arbor anchor most of the hiring, where established employers such as Henry Ford Health, the University of Michigan, and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan consistently post program coordinator openings. The most in-demand specialties are patient services coordination, workforce development, and grant-funded community program management. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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At Ford, you’ll work on ideas that matter, alongside passionate people who want to make a global impact. Together, we’re shaping the next era of transportation—grounded in purpose, driven by progress. Make your move.
- Job Type: Full time
- Work Type: Hybrid
Ford TRAC Program Coordinator
We made history and now we work to transform the future – for our customers, our communities and our families. You'll see your work on the road every day, helping people move freely and pursue their dreams. At Ford, you can build more than vehicles. Come build what matters.
In this position...
The national Ford TRAC Coordinator will oversee and manage the nationwide Technician Ready Accelerated Certification (TRAC) programs. The position acts as a high-level liaison between Ford Motor Company, colleges and technical schools, and Ford and Lincoln dealerships to ensure the quality and effectiveness of the TRAC program.
What you'll do...
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New Program Launch Coordination: Partner with the field team (TSOMs, MACs, TRPs, and FSEs) to identify prospective TRAC program locations and facilitate buy-in meetings with supporting community colleges and local Ford/Lincoln dealerships. Lead procurement of required training vehicles and Ford-specific training aids, guide colleges through classroom setup, and assist dealerships with required off-the-shelf tooling purchases.
- Program Launch Responsibilities: Support colleges in hiring Ford TRAC instructors, provide guidance on the blended ASE/Ford curriculum, and plan/facilitate Open House and Ribbon Cutting events for new programs.
- Single Point of Contact: As single point of contact (SPOC) between Ford and the TRAC programs, the TRAC coordinator is the central liaison for communication, requests, and issue resolution, simplifying interactions and ensuring consistent flow of information. This includes receiving and routing inquiries, coordinating projects, and tracking progress.
- New TRAC Technician Recruitment: Support the field team (MACs and TRPs) in recruiting TRAC Technicians for enrollment in new and existing Ford TRAC programs.
- National program management: The TRAC coordinator oversees all aspects of the TRAC program across the country, ensuring uniform standards and curriculum at all participating colleges and technical schools.
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Liaison and Relationship Management: This role is the central point of contact, building and maintaining relationships with multiple stakeholders, including:
- Ford Motor Company: Works with corporate training and resource departments to integrate the latest technical curriculum and training materials into the ASSET program.
- Educational institutions: Collaborates with college administrators and instructors to ensure program goals are met and resources are up to date.
- Dealerships: Communicates with dealerships as needed to assist in the facilitation of instructor’s coordination of the student sponsorship and in-dealer work experience.
- Curriculum Development and Oversight: The coordinator ensures that the TRAC curriculum, which leads to a college certification, is developed and updated in conjunction with Ford's latest vehicle technology and training standards.
- Training and certification: The coordinator monitors and certifies new TRAC instructors at participating colleges to ensure they are qualified to teach all Ford TRAC Training Courses.
- Student monitoring: This role provides administrative support to TRAC students to ensure they have continuous access to all required Ford systems and resources while in the program.
- Resource and equipment provisioning: Ensures that participating colleges receive necessary training materials, equipment, and the latest Ford training vehicles to provide students with modern, hands-on experience.
- Program Performance & Measurement: Own KPIs for existing and new TRAC programs, evaluating program effectiveness and quality across Ford/Lincoln dealerships and Ford Motor Company. Develop reporting metrics and channels to monitor program health in partnership with community colleges, technical schools, and dealerships. Translate findings into improvement plans and corrective actions as needed.
- Forecasting & Analytics: Gather input from cross-functional skills teams to assess demand and identify locations for new Ford TRAC programs. Leverage AI and analytics tools to build data-driven business cases supporting program expansion.
- Communication & Presentation: Serve as the primary representative of the Ford TRAC program, delivering compelling, data-driven presentations to internal and external stakeholders. Maintain strong in-person and virtual presentation skills to effectively communicate program value and impact.
You'll have...
- Bachelor's degree
- 3+ years of experience collaborating effectively with cross-functional teams and stakeholders.
- 3+ years of experience analyzing data, identifying/forecasting trends, and providing actionable recommendations.
- 3+ years of experience developing KPIs, reporting metrics, and monitoring channels to track program health and effectiveness
- 3+ years of experience in coordinating multi-step logistics for new program launches (vehicle/equipment procurement, classroom setup, tooling purchases, Open House/Ribbon Cutting events)
Even better, you may have...
- Proficiency leveraging AI and analytics tools to build data-driven business cases for program expansion
- Strong in-person and virtual presentation skills
- Ability to deliver compelling, data-driven presentations to both internal and external stakeholders
- Ability to manage multiple, concurrent priorities across a nationwide network of programs, sites, and stakeholders
- Strong attention to detail for tracking instructor certifications, contract statuses (2- or 5-year TRAC agreements), class size/utilization, and graduate outcomes by program year
- Familiarity with automotive technology, curriculum development, and training standards (ideally within an ASE/Ford or similar technical training environment)
- Comfort with administrative systems (e.g., STARS, SPS, LMS, PTS/IDS/FDRS, Concur, SharePoint) and troubleshooting access issues
- Proven ability to build and maintain relationships across multiple stakeholder groups (Ford corporate teams, field teams, college administrators/instructors, and dealerships)
You may not check every box, or your experience may look a little different from what we've outlined, but if you think you can bring value to Ford Motor Company, we encourage you to apply!
As an established global company, we offer the benefit of choice. You can choose what your Ford future will look like: will your story span the globe, or keep you close to home? Will your career be a deep dive into what you love, or a series of new teams and new skills? Will you be a leader, a changemaker, a technical expert, a culture builder…or all of the above? No matter what you choose, we offer a work life that works for you, including:
- Immediate medical, dental, vision and prescription drug coverage
- Flexible family care days, paid parental leave, new parent ramp-up programs, subsidized back-up child care and more
- Family building benefits including adoption and surrogacy expense reimbursement, fertility treatments, and more
- Vehicle discount program for employees and family members and management leases
- Tuition assistance
- Established and active employee resource groups
- Paid time off for individual and team community service
- A generous schedule of paid holidays, including the week between Christmas and New Year’s Day
- Paid time off and the option to purchase additional vacation time.
This position is a salary grade 6 and ranges from $74,300-$124,500., This position is a salary grade 7 and ranges from $86,600-$144,900., This position is a salary grade 8 and ranges from $99,100-$166,200.
Final determination of salary grade will be based on candidate's skills and experience, and base salary will be set within the applicable range according to job scope, responsibility and competitive market value.
For more information on salary and benefits, click here: https://fordcareers.co/GSR
Visa sponsorship is not available for this position.
Candidates for positions with Ford Motor Company must be legally authorized to work in the United States. Verification of employment eligibility will be required at the time of hire.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, age, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability status or protected veteran status. In the United States, if you need a reasonable accommodation for the online application process due to a disability, please call 1-888-336-0660.
This position is hybrid with a requirement to be onsite four or more days per week. #LI-Hybrid#LI-MK1
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What Michigan Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in program coordinator jobs across Michigan.
- Bachelor's degree in public administration, health administration, business, or a related field
- Two or more years of experience coordinating programs, projects, or service delivery teams
- Proficiency with project management tools and Microsoft Office or Google Workspace
- Strong written and verbal communication skills for reporting to funders, staff, and stakeholders
- Experience tracking program budgets, deliverables, and compliance requirements
- Familiarity with Michigan state agency reporting systems or federal grant compliance frameworks
Program Coordinator Jobs in Michigan: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a program coordinator in Michigan?
Most program coordinator roles in Michigan require a bachelor's degree in a field aligned with the employer's sector, such as public health, social work, education, nonprofit management, or business administration. Michigan does not issue a single state license for program coordinators, but roles in healthcare settings may require a Michigan-recognized credential in the relevant clinical or administrative field. Building experience through internships, AmeriCorps service, or volunteer coordination in Michigan nonprofits or public agencies is a common starting path.
Which companies hire program coordinators in Michigan?
Employers hiring program coordinators in Michigan right now include Wayne State University, The University of Michigan, and Aspirus Health, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Michigan's large healthcare systems, public universities, and state-funded social services agencies are among the most consistent sources of openings year-round.
Which Michigan cities have the most program coordinator jobs?
Detroit, Ann Arbor, and Flint have the most program coordinator openings in Michigan. Detroit drives the highest volume through its concentration of major health systems, nonprofits, and government agencies, while Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor add significant demand through regional medical centers, higher education institutions, and mission-driven organizations based in those corridors.
Are there remote program coordinator jobs in Michigan?
Yes, and they are more available than in many fields, since program coordination centered on grant writing, reporting, and stakeholder communication can often be done remotely. About 47% of program coordinator openings tied to Michigan are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, reflecting broader flexibility in desk-based coordination work. Roles focused on direct participant services or on-site program delivery are more likely to require in-person presence.
How can I get hired as a program coordinator in Michigan with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is applying for program assistant or program associate roles at Michigan nonprofits, community health organizations, or state agencies such as the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, then moving up once you have demonstrated coordination experience. Large Michigan employers including Henry Ford Health and the University of Michigan run administrative fellowship and internship programs that accept candidates without direct experience. Completing an AmeriCorps term with a Michigan-based host site, earning a nonprofit management certificate through a Michigan community college, or building a portfolio of volunteer-led projects also strengthens an application significantly.
Where can I find and apply to program coordinator jobs in Michigan?
You can find and apply to program coordinator jobs in Michigan on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from employers actively hiring in the state. Find roles that fit your background and apply directly to each one.
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