Gestionnaire Invalidité-ATI H/F

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services des retraites de letat sreDenver (CO)

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Missions The disability manager carries out their mission within the "Temporary Invalidity Allocation Control ATI" section. The holder of the position will be responsible for analyzing and investigating the files established by employers for the concession of temporary invalidity allowances that compensate for the consequences of service accidents or occupational diseases. The activities are as follows: Control the rights to temporary invalidity allowance; Proceed to the concession of the benefit or refusal of the right; Draft the supplementary instruction projects and notes of refusal of right; Investigate and draft responses or draft responses to requests for information related to the right to ATI or to appeals or objections for refusal of right in the framework of the correspondence of the agent in charge. The files are dematerialized, in their majority. The position also involves exchanges with users, employers, CGRs, and other administrative structures. The ATI section is certified ISO 9001.Main activities: Writing - Studies, research - Advice - Procedure management - Control, verification Profile SoughtThe disability manager must have a good analytical capacity and be able to ensure rigorous follow-up of their files. They must also be able to work in a team and show adaptability. Minimum Required Education LevelLevel 4 Bachelor's Degree Application Elements Contact Persons Mr. Eliacin DECK, Head of Office - 06 17 79 59 30 - eliacin.deck@dgfip.finances.gouv.frSpecial Conditions of Exercise Possibility to carry out part of the activities remotely after a three-month period. Legal Basis Article L332-2, 2°Position StatusVacant as of 01/10/2026 Reference Profession Retiree / Retiree

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