FL-DBPR-CTMH-Compliance Officer
software technologyMiami (FL)
About the role
Job Title Contact constituents/complainants to discuss the details of the complaints that are filed. Provide any resources or referrals, as appropriate. And a written correspondence to the complainant once approved by the supervisor. Close the case out by adding the appropriate codes/activities/statues in Versa. Document the actions in the OnBase system. Required/Desired Skills Ability to speak and understand English - Required - 0 YearsHigh school diploma - Required - 0 Years Excellent written and oral communication with the public - Required - 0 Years Ability to read and interpret Florida State Statues - Required - 1 YearExperience working with the public in a professional work environment - Required - 3 YearsExperience working with the public and analyzing complaints - Required - 1 YearExperience using Versa - Highly desired - 0 YearsExperience using OnBase system - Highly desired - 0 Years Bachelors Degree - Highly desired - 0 Years QuestionsNo. - Question Question1 - Your candidate's $$$ for this requisition must be $$$, vendor rate $$$. Do you accept this requirement? Question2 - Please list your candidate's email address. Question3 - Please list the city and state where your candidate currently resides. Question4 - How soon can your candidate start if selected for this opportunity? Question5 - Have you confirmed that your candidate is aware of AND can successfully complete the mandatory pre-employment screening requirements detailed in the Compliance tab of this VectorVMS requisition? Question6 - If applicable (safety sensitive positions), do you attest that your candidate has provided consent to random drug testing pursuant to section 11.
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