The Transition Counselor is the SFL-TAP Center's principal provider of services to transitioning Service Members and their Family Members.

Provide individual counseling for personal interaction enabling users to ask questions, seek clarification and obtain assistance resulting in an ITP; schedule, set-up classroom, announce and plan local briefings; coordinate DOL Employment Workshops and VA Benefits Briefings as required to meet the needs of the Soldiers; provide Transition Briefing which provides clients with required information regarding available transition services and eligibility requirements for transition benefits; notify the eligible Soldiers of the required preseparation counseling; conduct individual counseling; develop an ITP; develop a résumé of choice (federal or private sector); discuss and develop individual transition goals; learn about continuum of service; provide follow-on counseling and assist in completing the deliverable for the Soldier’s gap analysis; identify, schedule, and conduct SFL TAP employment assistance workshops; as well as conduct regional outreach, preseparation counseling and assistance. The Transition Counselor complies with the instructions of the Contract Installation Manager (CIM) to perform tasks in accordance with the PWS. Travel may be required in order to accomplish mission goals to include evenings and weekends with the ability to use all modes of transportation; along with flexibility to work non-standard hours as needed in order to properly serve and assist clients.