More Than a Job. A Mission Shared by a Team.
At Spectrum, we take on meaningful work — work that requires trust, professional expertise, and genuine compassion.
The individuals and families we serve rely on us during some of the most important moments in their lives. Our role is to promote growth, foster independence, and help people build lives rooted in dignity and choice.
We are known for navigating complex situations and solving challenges others may shy away from. And we do that successfully because we work as a team.
When you join Spectrum, you’re not stepping into an isolated role. You’re becoming part of a collaborative, experienced group of professionals who stand behind every individual we serve.
One Coordinator. Backed by a Full Team.
At many agencies, a Support Coordinator works alone.
At Spectrum, every individual is supported by an entire professional infrastructure — compliance specialists, leadership oversight, peer collaboration, training support, and administrative coordination.
Our coordinators are never left to figure things out alone. We believe that when professionals are supported, families are better supported.
This team-based approach ensures:
- Stronger advocacy
- Higher-quality service planning
- Accountability and compliance
- Shared expertise in complex cases
- Continuity of care
When families choose Spectrum, they’re choosing the strength of an organization — not just a single person.
Now Hiring: Support Coordinators – Throughout New Jersey
As demand for high-quality support coordination continues to grow, Spectrum is expanding our team across New Jersey to serve adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities through the Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD).
We are seeking professionals who believe in person-centered planning, ethical advocacy, and community-based care.
If you are passionate about helping individuals live meaningful, independent lives — and want to do that within a structured, supportive team environment — we want to meet you.
What You’ll Do
As a Support Coordinator, you will:
- Manage a caseload of adults with developmental disabilities
- Develop and maintain person-centered service plans
- Conduct intake and annual planning meetings
- Coordinate services with approved providers
- Monitor service delivery and ensure alignment with individual goals
- Maintain monthly contact with individuals and families
- Provide guidance during urgent or crisis situations
- Accurately document and maintain required records
You will serve as an advocate and liaison between individuals, families, providers, and state systems — while being supported by a strong internal team.
Who Thrives at Spectrum
We hire professionals who are:
- Compassionate but confident
- Organized and accountable
- Clear communicators
- Independent thinkers who value collaboration
- Comfortable navigating complex systems
- Committed to ethical, person-centered care
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Psychology, Sociology, Counseling, Special Education, Rehabilitation, or related field
- Minimum 1 year of experience working with individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities
- Proficiency in Microsoft Word and general computer applications
- Valid driver’s license and proof of auto insurance
Why Spectrum?
Because here, you’re never alone.
We invest in structured training, ongoing mentorship, compliance oversight, and leadership support. Our goal is to build highly skilled professionals who feel confident serving their community — and supported while doing so.
At Spectrum, you are part of something bigger than yourself. And so is every individual we serve.
Please send your resume and cover letter to Info@spectrumcmc.com