Virtual Administrative Hearing Officer - Impartial Rulings

Posted 8 days ago

nys office of children family servicesNew York (NY)

Administrative Law Judges, Adjudicators, and Hearing Officers Courts

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About the role

The NYS Office of Children and Family Services seeks a Hearing Officer in the Bureau of Special Hearings within the Division of Legal Affairs. You will conduct administrative hearings related to SCR, child care licensing, foster care removals, adoption eligibility, subsidies, KinGap, and family type homes. Responsibilities include conducting thorough hearings, developing the record, managing electronic evidence, and issuing subpoenas.

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