Administrative Hearing Officer: Policy & Records

Posted 4 days ago

floridaFort Lauderdale (FL)

Administrative Law Judges, Adjudicators, and Hearing Officers Courts

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About the role

Department of Children and Families in Florida is seeking an Operations Review Specialist (Hearing Officer) to conduct administrative hearings under the Administrative Procedures Act. You will ensure a fair hearing, determine admissibility of evidence, and draft decisions applying relevant laws and regulations. The role requires a high school diploma and 4+ years of Hearing Officer experience, with knowledge of Uniform Rules and the ability to manage complex cases across state program areas.

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