Hearing Officer: Administrative Appeals & Reviews

Posted 5 days ago

fdotBrooklyn (NY)

Administrative Law Judges, Adjudicators, and Hearing Officers Courts

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About the role

Department of Children and Families in Florida seeks an Operations Review Specialist acting as a Hearing Officer. The role conducts administrative hearings under the Administrative Procedures Act, reviews evidence, administers oaths, and makes determinations on legal issues and jurisdiction. Travel may be required as part of the duties. Requirements include a high school diploma with 4+ years as a Hearing Officer and experience under Uniform Rules of Administrative Procedure; a valid driver

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