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Join a forward-thinking organization as an Economic Service Supervisor, where you will lead a dedicated team in providing essential economic assistance to families in need. This role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact while fostering your professional growth through comprehensive training and development programs. Enjoy a full benefits package, including paid holidays, tuition reimbursement, and health insurance. If you're passionate about helping others achieve stability and self-sufficiency, this position is perfect for you.
This position reinforces the mission of the Unit to supply long term care through departmental programs by overseeing the execution of essential services and managing the delivery of state and federal economic assistance programs such as SNAP, Medicaid, and Emergency Assistance/LIEAP. The Economic Service Supervisor will be providing expert assistance and supervision regarding available economic services and administration of related benefits to help those who are in need.
Key Responsibilities
Responsibilities of the Economic Service Supervisor include:
Managing employees and their assignments, including employee progressive discipline, performance standards, expectations, and documentation.
Selecting, training, supervising, and mentoring staff directly using provided guidelines and policies.
Monitoring staffing needs, system alerts, quality control, and equipment issues while executing appropriate actions as determined by department policy and procedure.
Planning staff assignments and unit meetings to ensure completion of income maintenance and related tasks.
Representing Economic services to management, outside stakeholders, other divisions, and to the community.
Implementing policies, programs, corrective action plans, and program improvement plans.
Providing in-person and virtual system training, policy guidance, standardized reports, and conflict resolutions for employees.
Carrying a caseload for agency programs and benefits as needed.
Performing other related duties as assigned.