Nicole Jordan, CPGC

Director of Care Management

Nicole holds extensive experience in the social service field, working directly with clients and their service providers to improve client’s well-being.  She has provided care for those with developmental disabilities, mental health diagnoses, cognitive deficits, and traumatic brain injuries. She advocates for medical and mental health needs, delivering placement options and care plans. Nicole ensures quality care on behalf of her clients through direct care staff, long-term care facilities, and care providers.

Nicole’s true passion is serving as an advocate for incapacitated and developmentally disabled adults. Prior to her time with Private Client Fiduciary, she worked in the field of guardianship for six years as a personal advocate and as a service provider for a community supportive living agency, contracted by the Developmental Disabilities Administration.

Nicole holds master’s degrees in addiction counseling and geropsychology, a bachelor’s degree in sociology from Central Washington University, and a Certificate in Professional Guardianship from the University of Washington.Nicole holds extensive experience in the social service field, working directly with clients and their service providers to improve client’s well-being and ensure that daily needs are met. She has provided care for those with developmental disabilities, mental health diagnoses, cognitive deficits, and traumatic brain injuries, advocating for their medical and mental health needs, delivering placement options and care plans, and ensuring quality care on behalf of her clients through direct care staff, assisted living facilities, adult family homes, and hospital providers.

Nicole’s true passion is serving as an advocate for incapacitated and developmentally disabled adults. Prior to her time with Private Client Fiduciary Corporation, she worked in the field of guardianship for six years as a personal advocate and as a service provider for a community supportive living agency, contracted by the Developmental Disabled Administration.

Nicole holds Master of Science degrees in Addiction Counseling and Geropsychology, a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Central Washington University, and a Certificate in Professional Guardianship from the University of Washington.