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The Career Advisor serves as a key workforce development professional responsible for guiding participants toward sustainable employment outcomes. This role provides comprehensive case management, facilitates job readiness workshops, ensures contract compliance, and collaborates with internal and external stakeholders to drive measurable placement results. The ideal candidate thrives in a structured, compliance-driven environment while maintaining a strong client-focused approach.
Job Responsibility:
Establish professional one-on-one relationships with participants to identify and eliminate barriers to obtaining and retaining employment
Conduct individualized assessments and develop action-oriented employment plans
Provide ongoing case management, follow-up services, and attendance intervention strategies
Maintain detailed case notes and organized participant records in accordance with funding requirements
Ensure participants follow through with required activities and contractual obligations
Complete post-placement contacts as required by contract guidelines
Provide referrals to community and social service agencies when appropriate
Conduct new participant orientations and manage enrollment documentation accurately and timely
Assist in preparation of participation and placement reports
Maintain organized databases and ensure documentation is audit-ready
Provide operational support to ensure compliance with funding agency standards
Support intake services and assist with center-wide compliance initiatives
Facilitate professional development and job preparation workshops
Coordinate introductory workshops and manage weekly training sessions
Ensure curriculum remains business-driven, high quality, and aligned with employer hiring needs
Manage grant issuance according to allocation targets and track placement data
Collaborate with the Business Services team to align workshops and training with available job opportunities and market demands
Develop and maintain communication plans to keep staff informed of center-wide objectives
Participate in training, capacity building, and professional development initiatives
Identify operational challenges and partner with leadership to implement process improvements
Provide program coverage and operational support as needed
Perform additional duties reasonably related to job responsibilities
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in Education, Social Services, Healthcare, Communications, or a related field
Minimum two years of experience in career advisement, workforce development, curriculum development, workshop facilitation, and public speaking
Strong case documentation and organizational skills
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office and Google Workspace
Ability to prioritize tasks and manage multiple responsibilities in a contract-driven environment
Excellent written, verbal, and telephone communication skills
Demonstrated leadership ability in environments with multiple stakeholders and evolving priorities
Professional knowledge of diverse career pathways, ideally including healthcare occupations