CSEA Specialist I

Montgomery County, OH; Dayton (OH); On-site; USD 42,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

Montgomery County in Dayton, Ohio seeks a CSEA Enforcement/Legal Division caseworker to perform child support casework, answer calls, and serve as first-contact customer-resolution specialist. You will verify SETS data, manage court-ordered support information, and handle referrals to related units.

The role involves attending hearings, preparing summaries, and cooperating with attorneys and officials. A related degree or years of experience in social services or family support is required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree (B.A. or B.S.) in Social Services, Human Services, Liberal Arts, Business, or closely related field.

Responsibilities

• Perform child support casework functions and first-contact customer service in call center or office environment.
• Verify SETS data accuracy, update court-ordered child, medical, and spousal support information, and review SETS alerts.
• Attend hearings, prepare summaries, refer to attorneys, and cooperate with law enforcement and governmental officials.

Job description

Under general supervision of Job and Family Services Supervisor, Job and Family Services Manager or higher-level administrator, responsible for duties required of a CSEA Enforcement or Legal Division caseworker, perform all requisite child support casework functions and participate as first-contact customerresolutionspecialist.Performmaterialandsubstantialdutiesofclassificationmorethan50% of the time.Perform all requisite child support casework functions; answer inbound calls and make outbound calls from and to customers in call center environment or other customer service/office environment; participate as first contact-customer resolution specialist; verify accuracy of and update financial data contained within CSEA computer system (SETS); update SETS with correct information pertaining to court ordered child, medical and/or spousal support; review and manage SETS alerts; process incoming and outgoing mail; make and accept referrals from all child support areas; perform functions associated with managing and working state and local reports; make outgoing phone calls to customers, employers, financial entities, etc.; perform all functions and requirements associated with individual walk-in customers.

Develop and maintain complete and accurate child support case files; refer customers to other government or private agencies as appropriate; prepare required reports; compute over or under payments; report findings and amounts of improper payments; make referrals to investigative-recovery unit; prepare notification letters to recipients of suspension, addition, reduction or termination of child support; prepare documents when necessary to refer client to another unit.

Attend hearings; prepare summaries; process corrections; answer routine inquiries; make referrals to attorneys; cooperate with law enforcement, judicial and governmental officials and agencies; maintain investigative records and prepare reports on findings; make recommendations; attend conferences/training programs; assist fellow workers. Perform other duties as assigned.

(Performs Related Duties as Required)Bachelor's Degree (B.A. or B.S.) in Social Services, Human Services, Liberal Arts, Business, or a closely related field; OR an Associate's Degree in one of these fields and three (3) years of full-time experience as a CSEA Account Clerk I or in a comparable position with another Child Support Enforcement Agency (CSEA), or performing duties that involve determining eligibility for programs or benefits, reviewing or auditing financial statements or documents, processing claims, or monitoring compliance with program, contractual, or regulatory requirements; OR six (6) years of full-time experience performing duties that involve determining eligibility for programs or benefits, reviewing or auditing financial statements or documents, processing claims, or monitoring compliance with program, contractual, or regulatory requirements.