Pre-Employment Transition Coordinator

Are you a highly organized and experienced professional with an in-depth knowledge of disability services? Do you have a passion for helping individuals with disabilities succeed in the workplace? The State of Oregon is looking for a Pre-Employment Transition Coordinator to join our team of dedicated professionals.In this role, you will work to provide comprehensive support and services to individuals with disabilities, helping them transition into the workplace. You will be responsible for developing and implementing individualized transition plans, connecting individuals with potential employers, and providing job coaching and guidance. To be successful in this position, you must have excellent communication and organizational skills, as well as experience working with individuals with disabilities and in the field of employment services. If this sounds like the perfect opportunity for you, we invite you to apply.

Responsibilities:

1. Develop and implement individualized transition plans for individuals with disabilities.
2. Connect individuals with potential employers.
3. Provide job coaching and guidance.
4. Monitor progress of individuals with disabilities in the workplace.
5. Advocate for individuals with disabilities in the workplace.
6. Keep up to date on disability services and regulations.
7. Facilitate meetings and trainings.
8. Maintain records of services provided.
9. Collaborate with other professionals to provide comprehensive services.
10. Evaluate the success of transition services and make recommendations for improvement.

According to JobzMall, the average salary range for a Pre-Employment Transition Coordinator in Salem, OR, USA is $34,000 to $56,000 per year. The salary will depend on experience, qualifications, and the company.

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