Habilitative Coordinator

Organization: Mosaic

Location: Rockford, IL (Office: 1111 S Alpine Rd, Suite 401, Rockford, IL 61108)

Job Type: Full-Time, Salaried (Mainly day hours with scheduled on-call rotation)

Pay Range: $56,347.20 base salary (commensurate with experience)

About Mosaic

At Mosaic, we relentlessly pursue opportunities to empower people and create a caring community where every individual has a voice, choice, and a meaningful path in life. Driven by our core values of belonging, connection, faithfulness, and grit, our team provides high-quality habilitative services that help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) thrive.

If you are an empathetic leader, an innovative problem-solver, and a advocate for others, we invite you to grow your career with us as a Habilitative Coordinator in Rockford!

As a Habilitative Coordinator, you are the bridge between individual goals and real-life outcomes. You will work closely with individuals, families, guardians, and direct support professionals (DSPs) to shape personalized programs, foster personal growth, and maintain standard-setting care.

• Balanced Dynamic: Enjoy a versatile routine with an 80% administrative focus at our Rockford office and 20% hands-on community and home engagement.

• Leadership & Mentorship: Guide, train, and inspire DSPs in positive behavior intervention and program delivery.

• Comprehensive Support: Receive agency-provided technology on Day 1, robust virtual and classroom training, and supportive mentorship from experienced agency leadership.

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  Individualized Planning: Facilitate and coordinate Individual Service Plan (ISP) meetings, crafting person-centered goals and positive behavior support plans.

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  Staff Development: Train direct support staff in positive behavior modification techniques, program delivery, and goal documentation.

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  Quality & Compliance: Perform observations in home settings, evaluate plan effectiveness through summary reports, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.

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  Relationship Building: Build collaborative, trusting relationships with individuals, family members, guardians, nursing staff, and agency leadership.

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  On-Call Guidance: Participate in a shared on-call rotation (some weeknights and every third weekend) to offer guidance and assistance when questions arise.

• Education: Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, Special Education, Social Work, Sociology, Human Services, Nursing, Healthcare Administration, or a related field (college transcripts required).

• Experience: Minimum of 2 to 3 years of direct experience working with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).

• Certifications: Qualified Intellectual Disability Professional (QIDP) certification preferred, or the ability to obtain QIDP status immediately upon hire. CPR/First Aid skills required.

• Key Skills: Critical thinking, behavioral support planning, and strong organizational ability. Excellent interpersonal communication skills for coaching teams and advocating for individuals.

Bring your passion, leadership, and expertise to a mission-driven team dedicated to expanding possibilities.