Program Integrity Specialist
- Springfield, IL, United States
$43,610 to $65,416 USD / year
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Job details
- Pay
- $43,610 to $65,416 USD / year
- Posting language
- English
Original job description
The Springfield Housing Authority is currently accepting applications/resumes for the following position: Program Integrity Specialist Full-Time Position Salary Range: $43,610 - $65,416 commensurate with education and experience
Requirements
education and experience:
- Associate degree in social services; and two (2) years of experience in social or community services, case management, or related field; or any equivalent combination of training and work experience that provides the necessary knowledge, skills, and abilities.
- Tax Credit Specialist Certification required within one (1) year of employment.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES:
- Knowledge of Federal, State, local, and housing authority processes, procedures, policies, and regulations as they relate to HCV or Public Housing programs.
- Knowledge of special needs and problems that may be encountered by low-income families.
- Knowledge of investigation, surveillance, and interviewing skills.
- Knowledge of the court system.
- Knowledge of occupational hazards and applicable precautionary measures.
- Skill in caseload management; planning, monitoring, and following-up as necessary.
- Skill in performing mathematical calculations quickly and accurately.
- Skill in the proficient use of office equipment, computers, and software
- Skill in typing 40 WPM with accuracy
- Skill in preparing and maintaining accurate, clear, and concise HCV or public housing records, documentation, and reports.
- Ability to work independently in an organized, thorough, detailed, accurate, and efficient manner.
- Ability to communicate (oral and written) and interact with diverse individuals (public, outside agencies/vendors, and co-workers) in a courteous, confidential, effective, positive, professional, and ethical manner.
- Ability to interpret and make decisions based on policy guidelines.
- Ability to maintain a valid Illinois driver’s license and be an insurable SHA driver.