Appeals & Records Coordinator (Anchorage)

Alaskajobs; Anchorage (AK); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Life insurance

Disability insurance

Public retirement benefits

Paid holidays

Personal leave

Job summary

The Department of Natural Resources, Office of the Commissioner in Anchorage, Alaska seeks an Appeals Coordinator to manage appeal dockets and organize case files. The role involves drafting letters, reviewing records, and coordinating with appellants, attorneys, and staff.

Responsibilities include researching precedents, staying abreast of regulations, and proofreading decisions for final signature by the Commissioner. Strong written communication and organizational skills are essential.

Qualifications

• Paralegal training or tribunal experience preferred.
• Ability to write clearly and concisely.
• Strong communication and analytical abilities.
• College degree or paralegal cert desirable.
• Excellent organizational skills.
• Proficient in Word and PowerPoint.
• Experience assembling appeal records and handling public records.

Responsibilities

• Manage an appeal docket and organize case files.
• Draft acknowledgment letters and deficiency notices.
• Assess stays pending appeals and request agency records.
• Answer inquiries from appellants and attorneys.
• Research precedents, laws, and department policies.
• Participate in leadership meetings and review decisions.

Skills

Clear writing

Analytical skills

Communication skills

Organizational skills

Proofreading

Education

College education

Paralegal certification

Tools

Microsoft Word

PowerPoint

Job description

The Department of Natural Resources, Office of the Commissioner in Anchorage, Alaska seeks an Appeals Coordinator to manage appeal dockets and organize case files. The role involves drafting letters, reviewing records, and coordinating with appellants, attorneys, and staff.

Responsibilities include researching precedents, staying abreast of regulations, and proofreading decisions for final signature by the Commissioner. Strong written communication and organizational skills are essential.