Find Your Direction. Build Your Future.

Welcome!

At Pathfinder Career Consulting, we provide expert career coaching, job search assistance, and workforce development services. Whether you're a recent graduate, changing careers, or re-entering the workforce, we help you take the next step with confidence.

We are proud to partner with Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities (OOD) as a CARF-accredited vocational rehabilitation provider since 2018, delivering the highest-quality, outcome-driven community employment services that meet internationally recognized standards.

Our personalized approach connects your unique skills, interests, and career goals with real opportunities in today’s competitive job market.

Personalized Career Services

We offer professional career consulting services designed to help job seekers stand out and achieve meaningful employment:

Career Coaching & Planning – Discover the right career path based on your strengths
Resume Writing Services – Create ATS-friendly resumes that get noticed
Interview Coaching – Build confidence and improve your interview performance
Job Search Assistance – Learn proven strategies to find and secure employment
Vocational Rehabilitation Services – Individualized support for clients working with OOD
Workforce Development Support – Build skills for long-term career success

Start Your Career Journey Today

If you're ready to take control of your future, Pathfinder Career Consulting is here to help. Get the guidance, tools, and confidence you need to pursue a career that works for you.

Next Step

REFERRAL & ADMISSION POLICY

Agency admission is open to referrals from Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities (OOD) for individuals living in Portage, Wayne, and Holmes counties. Some services may be available remotely.

Once your referral and authorization for services are received, you will be matched to a career navigator based on your preferences, location, service requested, and caseload availability.
Pathfinder Career Consulting is unable to support individuals who require behavior interventions. If it is learned at any point that you are on a formal behavior support plan, a copy of your plan will be requested and reviewed to determine your level of needs and whether you can best be served by our agency.
If you are self referred or referred by an agency other than OOD, you will be provided with contact information to apply for services.
If there is a waiting list, we will tell you promptly of any potential delays and the service timeframe. Services will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis with the opportunity to change providers given as an option. If a job opportunity becomes available that is a match for you, you may receive priority services during this time.

Coming Soon

A survey team from CARF International* will be visiting June 15-17, 2026.

We invited the surveyors to evaluate how well we meet international standards for quality. The survey will tell us what we are doing well and ways we might improve. As a result of this survey, we may earn or continue accreditation.

As part of the survey, the surveyors will interview people who receive services, their families, our staff, and others. Some questions the survey team members might ask people are:

Do we provide a clean and safe setting?
Do you receive the services you need and want?
Are you treated with respect?
Do you take part in planning your services?
Are you told what you need to know about your services?
Are your questions answered in a way you understand?
Do you know where to go with questions or concerns?