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Clemson University is seeking a Case Manager in Greenville, SC to prepare child support cases for Family court and assist in court activities under DSS attorneys. The role includes case follow-up, interstate case processing, and providing general child support services.
The position involves interviewing custodial parents, safeguarding PII, coordinating with internal units, and maintaining case records for auditing and compliance. Standard hours apply with a salary range of $40,000–$42,000.
Full Time
JR-10200
Under general supervision they will be responsible for the preparation of child support cases for Family court; performance of activities in the courtroom under the supervision of DSS attorneys; the follow-up on these cases, including parent locate and processing of interstate cases; and is responsible for providing general child support services to clients as required or needed.
GA40
Time-Limited (TLP) Staff
A high school diploma and relevant program experience. A bachelor's degree may be submitted for the required program experience.
Expected Salary Range for this position is $40,000- $42,000
Standard Hours:
37.5
Normal Operations - Required to follow emergency facility closure and modified operations directives, and not normally expected to work on-site during emergency situations.
Pickens, SC
Open until filled.
Military Equivalency: Clemson University is proud to allow educational equivalency for military technical certifications and trainings that directly relate to the job duties.
Veteran Preference: South Carolina provides employment preference to eligible veterans for qualifying full-time permanent positions. To be considered, applicants must meet the minimum qualifications, have been discharged under honorable conditions, and indicate their veteran status in the application by uploading a DD-214 for confidential review. A request for Veteran Preference can be made via the application process.
Clemson University is an EEO/AA employer. Employment decisions are made without regard to characteristics protected by applicable law including disability and protected veteran status.