Monitoring & Tech Assistance Analyst OPS - 60933825

Other; Pensacola (FL); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The Florida Department of Children and Families seeks a Monitoring and Technical Assistance Analyst to support the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Program office. The role involves providing technical assistance to regional staff, managing entities, and stakeholders; conducting compliance monitoring of subrecipients; and serving as a subject matter expert on oversight activities.

The position is based in a regional office and requires in-person work, including potential emergency response

Qualifications

• Two years of experience working in behavioral services.
• One year of experience writing formal business communications.
• Two years of experience implementing and managing complex projects.
• Bachelor's degree and four years of professional experience in behavioral health, public administration, or public health (preferred; can substitute year-for-year for education).

Responsibilities

• Provide technical assistance to regional staff, managing entities and stakeholders.
• Conduct compliance monitoring of subrecipients.
• Serve as a subject matter expert on oversight activities.
• Work in-person at a regional office with potential emergency response deployment to disaster‑affected communities.

Skills

Behavioral health experience

Business communications

Project management

Education

Bachelor's degree in behavioral health/public health/public administration

Job description

The Florida Department of Children and Families seeks a Monitoring and Technical Assistance Analyst to support the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Program office. The role involves providing technical assistance to regional staff, managing entities, and stakeholders; conducting compliance monitoring of subrecipients; and serving as a subject matter expert on oversight activities. The position is based in a regional office and requires in-person work, including potential emergency response deployment to disaster-affected communities.

Key qualifications

• Two years of experience working in behavioral services
• One year of experience writing formal business communications
• Two years of experience implementing and managing complex projects
• Bachelor's degree and four years of professional experience in behavioral health, public administration, or public health (preferred; can substitute year-for-year for education)