METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL·Tacoma, Washington
The Care Coordinator guides participants toward self-sufficiency by developing individualized plans and assisting them in accessing essential community resources. They provide case management services, secure government entitlements, and maintain accurate electronic records of client progress.
An Associate degree in Psychology, Sociology, or Social Work is required, with a Bachelor's degree preferred. Candidates must have two years of experience working with families in need and a valid Washington State Driver's License.
Market context
Administrative roles in Washington are often in steady demand across K-12 and healthcare settings because schools and care organizations rely on accurate scheduling, records, and front-office coordination. These positions can be competitive when employers want candidates who are organized, comfortable with frequent phone and in-person communication, and able to handle routine physical tasks like standing, walking, and light lifting. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then tailor your application to show experience with office systems, multitasking, and customer-facing work.
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