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Job Type Full-time Description Within the Services Department, the Coordinator - leads the strategic development of the MAPs services statewide as well as the coordination of the seasonal recreation ...

Job Type Full-time Description Within the Services Department, the Coordinator - leads the strategic development of the MAPs services statewide as well as the coordination of the seasonal recreation ...

Within the Services Department, the Coordinator - leads the strategic development of the MAPs services statewide as well as the coordination of the seasonal recreation camp services. This position ...

Within the Services Department, the Coordinator - leads the strategic development of the MAPs services statewide as well as the coordination of the seasonal recreation camp services. This position ...

Within the Services Department, the Coordinator - leads the strategic development of the MAPs services statewide as well as the coordination of the seasonal recreation camp services. This position ...

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What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Map Coordinator, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Map Coordinator, you need a strong background in cartography, geographic information systems (GIS), and spatial data analysis, often supported by a degree in geography, GIS, or a related field. Proficiency with GIS software like ArcGIS or QGIS, as well as familiarity with mapping databases and data visualization tools, is typically required. Strong attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and effective communication skills help coordinate mapping projects and collaborate with various stakeholders. These skills ensure the accurate production, management, and dissemination of critical geographic information for decision-making processes.

How do Map Coordinators typically collaborate with field teams and GIS specialists during a project?

Map Coordinators play a central role in facilitating communication between field teams collecting spatial data and GIS specialists responsible for digital mapping. They coordinate the workflow, ensure data accuracy, and address any discrepancies that arise in the field data. Regular meetings, clear documentation, and the use of mapping software are common practices to keep all parties aligned. This collaborative approach helps deliver accurate and timely maps, which are essential for project success.

What are Map Coordinators?

Map Coordinators are professionals responsible for managing, updating, and distributing maps for organizations or projects. Their duties often include collecting geographic data, ensuring map accuracy, coordinating with other departments, and overseeing the use of mapping software or GIS (Geographic Information Systems). Map Coordinators may work in industries such as urban planning, environmental management, transportation, or emergency response. They play a crucial role in ensuring that spatial information is accurate and accessible to those who need it.

What does a coordinator get paid?

The salary for a Map Coordinator typically ranges from $40,000 to $70,000 annually, depending on experience, location, and the organization. They often work with GIS software and may require relevant certifications or technical skills.
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Coordinator of Maps Services

Easter Seals Tennessee Inc

Cookeville, TN • On-site

$43.89K/yr

Other

Posted 15 days ago


Job description

Description

Within the Services Department, the Coordinator - leads the strategic development of the MAPs services statewide as well as the coordination of the seasonal recreation camp services. This position requires formulating priorities and fostering a work environment consistent with the Easter Seals vision and mission, as well as the growth of the MAPs services across the state in a manner that is responsive to customer need and desire. This position is responsible for extensive traveling across the state of Tennessee several days per week. This position supervises the MAPs Leads as well as Camp Counselors. Lastly, this position is responsible for planning, coordinating, and carrying out the seasonal Recreation Camp services.      


ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS 


  • Develop the MAPS team through motivational leadership while encouraging their personal and professional goals.
  • Understand and support MAPs Lead staff across the state to help each person meet the designated Milestones for their three-year MAPs Program
  • Develop performance plans, in cooperation with the Director of Supported Employment and Recreation Camp, that clearly translate the strategic priorities into operational plans, assigning responsibilities/timelines and targets.
  • As needed, provide MAPs services in any region of the state of Tennessee.
  • Connect with community partners, volunteers, and other human resources appropriately to assist with the successful implementation of MAPs and Recreation Camp Services.
  • During overnight camps, lead and participate in the overnight supervision duties.   
  • Develop budgets; manage expenses and income; negotiate contracts in cooperation with the Director of Supported Employment and Recreation Camp, for Recreation Camp purposes
  • Track progress toward strategic goals and make appropriate changes and develop plans and implement strategies to meet the needs of people in each area.
  • Set standards and measurements for all areas of service to maintain appropriate licensure, accreditation, and quality.
  • Develop and maintain efficient, effective systems and processes, to ensure maximum productivity.
  • Support day-to-day activities within the MAPs services across the State of Tennessee and plan for and provide a quality and enjoyable seasonal Recreation Camp.  
  • Focus on positive relations with the TN DDA, Charles Lea Center, TN DOH Traumatic Brain Injury Program, YMCA and Community Partners
  • Foster an environment that is Person Centered.
  • Working with Accounting Department, in cooperation with the Director of Supported Employment and Recreation Camp, to:
  • Maintain contacts with prospective contributors
  • Support for annual fund campaign
  • Develop and utilize communication processes which demonstrate progress and achievements.
  • Serve as an advocate for people with disabilities
  • Working with Business Development Department, assist in writing and present proposals for funding.
  • All other duties as assigned



WORK ENVIRONMENT


This position operates in a professional office environment. This position also routinely will work in the field at job locations, school locations; people supported personal homes, as well as Recreation Camp and other community resources. This role routinely uses standard office equipment. Frequently, weekly travel throughout the state of Tennessee is required.



PHYSICAL DEMANDS


  • This position requires the employee to regularly talk or hear, stand, walk, use hands, fingers, handle or feel, and reach hands and arms. In addition, the position requires frequent driving throughout the state.




Requirements

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS 


Education

Minimum - 

Bachelor's degree in recreation, special education or related field or the equivalent of job experience and education


Experience

Preferred: At least 3 years' experience in leadership 

Preferred: Knowledge of DDA services, various modes of enabling technology, contract management, experience in the direct care/social services profession.

Preferred: Knowledge of electronic case management system, PHS/InfoServ

ACRE Certification or CESP, earned within nine months of hire.


Licenses

Valid driver's license

Valid automobile insurance


Competencies

Ability to communicate clearly and effectively both in written and verbal communication with all levels of staff as well as service recipients and their families, as well as other professionals in network  

Ability to organize and keep detailed records

Computer proficiency in Microsoft Office and other programs as applicable

Ability to multi-task with strong time management skills

Ability to make decisions in the best interest of persons' served

Ability to learn new skills, including using computer programs and various modes of enabling technology