Quality First Coordinator

The quality first coordinator provides orientation and administrative support to early care and education programs participating in quality first to enhance their participation experience. Key duties involve enrolling participants, managing documentation, reviewing assessments, coordinating coaching transitions, and assisting with incentive funds and professional development access.

A bachelor's degree in early childhood education or a closely related field is required, along with five years of experience in a licensed/Regulated early childhood setting serving children birth through eight years old. Candidates must also meet regulatory requirements including age, driving history, and the ability to pass extensive background checks and obtain necessary certifications.