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Heartland for Children is seeking a professional position responsible for determining eligibility for clients under TANF’s federally funded programs. You will establish positive relationships with customers, process TANF eligibility and re-determinations, and handle GAP cases within FSFN/CCWIS.
The role requires knowledge of Title IV-E and TANF eligibility, strong MS Office skills, and a background in child welfare, with several duties around record maintenance, audits, and cross-team
This is a professional position responsible for determining eligibility for clients under the federally funded programs of Temporary Assistance for Needed Families (TANF).
Establish and maintain a positive working relationship with HFC customers
Process the initial case Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) eligibility and re-determination
Process initial and redetermination eligibility determinations for Guardianship Assistance Program (GAP) cases within FSFN/CCWIS
Generate, review, and analyze FSFN/CCWIS reports and Excel tracking logs to monitor case activity, program compliance, and performance outcomes.
Maintain complete, accurate, and audit-ready electronic case records by timely uploading, organizing, and verifying supporting documentation within FSFN/CCWIS
Ensure all case-related documents are scanned, indexed, and maintained in FSFN/CCWIS in accordance with record retention and documentation standards
Conduct quality assurance reviews and resolve discrepancies identified between FSFN/CCWIS, financial systems, and supporting databases
Collaborate with RevMax, Finance, CMO, and DCF staff to obtain required information, resolve eligibility issues, and ensure accurate case processing
Provide cross-functional support and backup coverage for unit staff to maintain continuity of operations and timely service delivery
Coordinate the monthly distribution of Adoption TANF redetermination packets, including required notices, forms, follow-up reminders, and tracking of responses from adoptive parents
Monitor and process Medicaid-related adoption closures in FSFN/CCWIS and facilitating closure of adoption Medicaid cases for youth reaching age 18
Retrieve, organize, and provide documentation requested for internal reviews, state audits, federal monitoring activities, and other compliance-related inquiries
Maintain knowledge of TANF, GAP, Medicaid, child welfare, and related eligibility policies, procedures, and system updates through ongoing training and professional development
Identify process improvement opportunities and communicate recommendations to supervisor to enhance efficiency, accuracy, and compliance
Perform special projects as assigned
HS Grad or GED required. Associate’s degree in social work or related field preferred. Two years of office experience required. Experience working within the child welfare system preferred. Strong knowledge of Title IV-E and TANF eligibility determination. Working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
We offer excellent benefits package with tuition assistance, domestic partner coverage, retirement & generous paid time off.
Salary: $44K
Drug free workplace. Drug testing required. EOE/M/F/D/V.