How to become a support coordinator?

To become a support coordinator, earn a bachelor’s degree in social work, developmental disabilities, mental health, or a related field. Acquire an entry-level position in the health care industry, such as an intake representative at a hospital, to gain experience working with patients and handling insurance claims. Many employers also provide extensive training for new support coordinators. Once you have worked in health care for several years, seek support coordinator positions at health care facilities and government social services agencies.