Supervisory Contact Representative

Posted 9 days ago

us department of veterans affairsDayton (OH)

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About the role

Job Title Duties include, but are not limited to: Developing performance standards, writing position descriptions, evaluating work performance, and counseling of employees whose performance is not satisfactory, initiating disciplinary actions when necessary, hearing and resolving complaints from employees, providing expertise in eligibility issues to medical center staff. Evaluating and managing flow of work within the Section. Assigning daily tasks; identifying changing needs for technical and administrative support and revising office operations. Responsible for leave administration, incentive awards programs, motivation and morale, administrative disciplinary actions, recruitment and placement, position management and classification, preparing position descriptions, overseeing semiannual and annual evaluations, counseling employees whose performance is marginal or unsatisfactory and implementing continuing education activities. Also, ensuring policy adherence, task reviews, delegation of work developing and managing databases necessary for tracking TQI training/participation and making recommendations as to funding and policy issues based upon the information collected. Responsibilities include leave administration, incentive awards programs, motivation and morale, administrative disciplinary actions, recruitment and placement, position management and classification, preparing position descriptions, overseeing semiannual and annual evaluations, counseling employees whose performance is marginal or unsatisfactory and implementing continuing education activities, ensuring policy adherence, task reviews, delegation of work developing and managing databases necessary for tracking TQI training/participation and making recommendations as to funding and policy issues based upon the information collected. Managing expendable supplies and nonexpendable equipment, including but not limited to automated data processing (ADP), Audio Visual and/or other computer-based equipment. Maintaining accurate inventories and accounting for the use of all assigned equipment, supplies, space, and fiscal resources. Reviewing annual inventory documents for accuracy and resolves discrepancies. Providing guidance and assistance in preparing plans for acquisition of equipment. Supervising and maintaining systems for record keeping including timecards, and other financial reports, budget tracking, purchasing, and contract obligations to assure that workforce and workload are balanced. Providing guidance and initiating training of all new Enrollment and Eligibility staff and Patient Service Associates, i.e Telephone Operators, in the VA Medical Center (VAMC) policies, guidelines, and procedures. Thorough working knowledge of the development and integration of VistA and CPRS, as well as the network operating systems and office applications software relevant to the clinical and administrative end users within the service. Using available teaching aids, technical manuals, education staff, information technology staff and other available resources to train and disseminate information to end users on the applicable software they need to perform their job. Thorough knowledge in program planning, enrollment, eligibility and preregistration, representing facility leadership in professional settings, resource utilization, strategic planning, organizational development, and outreach. Training on regulatory guidelines of eligibility, benefits, travel, orientation. Corresponding regarding veterans, congressional offices, veteran services representatives, and other individuals.
Work Schedule: Monday - Friday; 8:00am-4:30pm Position Description/PD#: Supervisory Contact Representative/PD921100 Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized

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