Special Agent Supervisor, Department Of Justice Under the direction of the Special Agent In-Charge, the Special Agent Supervisor is responsible for supervising and directing a team of Special Agents, and professional staff engaged in Medi-Cal provider fraud, patient abuse, and drug diversion investigations. Specific duties include planning, assigning, and directing criminal, civil, and special investigations; organizing and conducting the more difficult, complex, or sensitive investigations; reviewing time and task accounting systems, ProLaw database updates, investigative reports, and search and arrest warrant affidavits; serve search and arrest warrants and conduct covert and surveillance operations; responsible for coordinating the casework of team members with the assigned DAG and Special Investigator.
Other duties include:
obtaining an expert level of knowledge of the laws and regulations of the Medi-Cal Program and payment systems, elder abuse laws, and regulations of the Licensing and Certification Division of the Department of Health Care Services; understanding and utilizing complex automated payment and information systems; developing productive working relationships with allied law enforcement agencies at the federal, state, and local levels; providing specialized expertise and training to law enforcement; providing expert testimony; coordinating multi-jurisdictional enforcement efforts; conducting frequent review and monitoring of assigned investigations with team members, assigned prosecutors, Special Investigators, and effectively managing the investigations assigned to team members where there are several chains of command present. You will find additional information about the job in the Duty Statement. Telework is available but is contingent on DMFEA's operational needs. DMFEA's current telework agreement for the Special Agent Supervisor classification is Office-Centered. Office-Centered is defined as employees who work more than 50% within a month in the office. Telework requires California residency. This position may require travel to conduct investigations and attend meetings and training.
