What are the responsibilities and job description for the CASE AIDE- WABASHA COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES position at Wabasha County Opportunities?
Clerical Support
- Schedule county vehicles for staff and arrange for basic vehicle maintenance
- Schedule conference rooms for Social Services meetings in Outlook
- Issue Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards to SNAP and Cash program clients as needed
- Maintain Social Services Facebook Page and Social Services Webpages
- Handle all incoming faxes to Agency whether by fax machine or electronic mail
- Schedule Federal Express pickups as needed
- Produce forms and/or brochures for Agency
- Sort mail for Social Worker, Fiscal Department and Child Support staff
- Monitor webpage email account for incoming emails and disperse to appropriate unit/staff for response
- Maintain opening and closing procedures for Social Services area
- Purchase all office supplies, copy paper, toner, etc. for Social Services Department
- Shred Agency documents
- Assist walk-in and call-in customers with questions and other issues, as needed, and/or route to appropriate staff to handle customers’ needs
- Explain social service, income maintenance, and other community programs and services to individuals or groups
- Explain application procedures to individuals or groups and assist individuals in completing social service application forms
- Make appropriate referrals to Social Services programs and/or other community resources
Data Entry, Filing, Record Keeping and Agency Support Work
- Complete data entry work as directed in SSIS, MMIS and/or other computer systems used by the agency to document case actions and/or complete billing
- Review billing statements and worker time entries for accuracy
- Update service agreements and case note activities
- Review and manage policy updates for staff distribution and training
- Complete other filing and organizational tasks as directed
Providing Services
- Provide supervised visitation services for families in the child protection system
- Assist social workers and other agency staff with client groups, day care, foster care, client transportation, and other related social service needs
- Assist members maintain eligibility for services
- Obtain signatures and consents of clients and third parties as directed
- Perform miscellaneous supportive duties as assigned by the team
Minimum Training and Experience Required:
A minimum of high school degree, or equivalent, and in addition, either:
- Three years of clerical experience and/or experience working with the public
- Two years of clerical experience in public welfare/human service agency
- Two years of experience as a Community Service Aide or similar experience in a private nonprofit or other public agency
- Two years of study at an accredited two-year college with emphasis in behavioral science, business or closely related subject (23 quarter hours or 16 semester credits)