APS Investigator Specialist: Protecting Seniors & Disabled

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texas department of family protective servicesCollege Station (TX)

Government Property Inspectors and Investigators Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities

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About the role

Texas Department of Family & Protective Services seeks an APS Investigator Specialist I to protect vulnerable adults and the elderly. You will investigate reports, assess risk, and coordinate protective services with families and communities. Responsibilities include developing service plans, documenting cases, and providing information to courts where needed. After-hours coverage, team collaboration, and strict adherence to policies are essential for success.

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