Human Services Assistant II-CSA

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This Human Services Assistant position with the Children Services Act (CSA) Program is responsible for providing administrative, clerical and case support activities assisting program coordinators, community partners and families by performing functions such as:

• Participating in and providing support for all Family Assessment and Planning Team and Community Policy and Management Team meetings as scheduled.
• Collection of data to aide in meeting process as needed.
• Updating service plans and disseminating infortmation to case managers, providers, and families.
• Submitting referrals for services and maintaining contact information for service providers.
• Drafting correspendence; scheduling appointments; organizing, updating, and maintaining paper and electronic files.
• Greeting clients and guests, completing sign-in procedures, providing information to callers and processing referrals.
• Creating, recording, maintaining, and distribution of documentation utlized in meetings (minutes, agendas, signature sheets, sign in sheets, services plans, etc.)
• Maintaining calendars and schedules for the unit.
• Creation of financial agreements and tracking of expenditure approval.
• Other duites as assigned.

• Making referrals for services on behalf of others.
• Community-based services for children and families Office practices, equipment, standard clerical techniques, and computer-driven word prcessing.
• Terminology, principles, and methods utilized within the assigned area.
• Business English, spelling, punctuation, grammar and arithmetic. Some knowledge of bookkeeping may be required.

• Operating a personal computer to enter, retrieve, review or modify data.
• Utilizing word processing, spreadsheet, database, scheduling, or other software programs.
• Operating other office equipment such as a printer, copy machine, fax machine or other electronic data-entry equipment.
• May perform basic maintenance of computer system and office equipment.
• Participating in meetings with multiple participants and for up to several hours.

• Interpret policy and procedural guidelines and resolve problems and questions.
• Accept direction and follow established procedures.
• Compile reports from records; type with accuracy at the speed required by the position.
• Communicate effectively orally and in writing (email, letters, fax).
• Exercise independent judgment, discretion and initiative in completing assignments.
• Exercise tact and courtesy in contact with the general public.
• Establish and maintain effective working relations as necessitated by work assignment.
• Keep abreast of any changes in policy, methods, computer operation as pertains to assigned areas.
• Use independent judgment with little direct supervision.
• Perform calculations using percentages and decimals.
• Read and understand assigned reports.
• Create, update, and maintain spreadsheets in Microsoft office and Google Sheets.
• Utilize the internet to quickly search for accurate information, send and receive professional emails, and update accounts and passwords.
• Conduct effective interviews both face-to-face and by telephone.
• Provide excellent customer service.

High school diploma supplemented with related secretarial or administrative experience in social services or related field OR any equivalent combination of training and experience which provides the required knowledge, skills and abilities.

Experience working in a human services field. Relevant work experience in public administrative support work.

Applicants may be subject to a Criminal History Background search, Central Registry search, DMV/driving record checks.

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