Transition-to-Work Coordinator
regis · Northwest Denver Campus · United States · On-site
Posted Aug 26, 2026
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Job Summary:
The Transition-to-Work Coordinator supports students with intellectual disabilities as they prepare for the transition from college to post-graduation life. This role encompasses comprehensive transition planning, including job search and application support and coordination of independent living, community integration, emotional and physical wellness, and social engagement. The Transition-to-Work Coordinator serves as a strategic liaison between students and their support networks—including the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR), families, residential providers, benefits counselors, and employers—ensuring collaboration and person-centered planning throughout the transition process. This position advances Regis University’s mission through the Jesuit value of Cura Personalis, or care for the whole person, by providing holistic, individualized support. The coordinator will empower students to become engaged community members and men and women for others. The ideal candidate will be a skilled relationship builder committed to inclusion, with strong attention to detail and clear communication skills. Please note that this position is contingent upon TIPSID grant funding. Employment for the duration of the grant (five years from October 1, 2025) is not guaranteed.
Major Duties and Responsibilities:
Transition Planning & Coordination
Develops and facilitates person-centered transition plans in collaboration with students and their support networks, including the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR), families, residential providers, benefits counselors, employers, and community partners
Connects students and families to relevant community resources and support services to ensure student support post-graduation
Employment Support
Guides students through job search and application processes for post-graduation employment
Independent Living & Wellness Planning
Collaborates with students to identify and coordinate independent or residential living options that match their preferences and support needs
Develops individualized strategie s with students for maintaining physical and emotional wellness post-graduation
Facilitates opportunities and strategies for meaningful social engagement and community integration beyond college
Other
Communicates regularly with stakeholders to ensure coordinated, student-centered support throughout the transition process
Maintain s alumni network through outreach , outcomes assessment , and inclusive social programming
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