Administrative Specialist II (Investigative Services)

BOCC Career Site•Tampa, FL

6d•$39,312 - $60,986•Onsite

About The Position

The purpose of this job is to perform a variety of secretarial and administrative functions in support of an investigative services unit.

Requirements

Knowledge of policies, procedures, and rules of the assigned department function or operation.
Knowledge of processing administrative and secretarial procedures, such as word processing, files and records maintenance, transcription, and other related procedures.
Knowledge of the structure and content of the English language, including the meaning and spelling of words, rules of composition and grammar.
Skill in the use of computers, computer related software or programs, local networks, databases, and internet search engines.
Skill in communication and effective writing.
Ability to transcribe documents and information from different sources.
Ability to handle restricted, sensitive, and confidential information.
Ability to serve the public and represent the County with courtesy and professionalism.
Ability to effectively lead or supervise lower‐level administrative/clerical and administrative/secretarial staff.
Considerable experience and comfort in basic office systems, including but not limited to, Microsoft office suite, Microsoft teams, adobe acrobat, and the internet.
Friendly comforting and competent demeanor when dealing with the general public in difficult times.
Confidence in ability to take initiative to research solutions, including those dealing with computer programs, when facing new situations.
A genuine interest in expanding knowledge and professionalism in County government and pursuing trainings and resources that will benefit the entire investigations team.
A positive attitude in receiving direction and ability to follow direction given.
A genuine interest in being part of a team and working with colleagues in case management through the timeframe of an investigation.
A genuine interest in learning new things and giving feedback that will continue to improve processes.
Bachelor’s degree in the related area; AND
Three (3) years of administrative/secretarial experience which included one or more years as an Investigative Support Secretary. OR
An equivalent combination of education (not less that possession of a High School diploma/GED), training and experience that would reasonably be expected to provide the job‐related competencies noted above; AND
Possession of a valid Florida Driver’s License.

Responsibilities

Prepare and type responses to complainants and respondents, including sworn complaints and affidavits.
Compose, edit and type correspondence.
Respond to inquiries from the complainants, respondents, witnesses and government agencies to provide general or detailed information, as appropriate.
Act as liaison with witnesses and prepares subpoenas if necessary.
Obtain information and prepares responses to requests from complainant, respondent, witnesses, human resources and human rights board.
Notarize documents for the investigation team.
Schedule board meetings, witness interviews, mediation conferences and other meetings to ensure the timely disposition of investigations
Take notes during investigative interviews.
Summarize recorded interviews for investigators
Maintain files and tracks deadlines.
File complaints, affidavits, responses and other documents in case file.
Maintain and update investigation records in electronic document management systems.
Enter data into the case management system.
Maintains activity reports and submits appropriate documentation to specific unit.
Prepare closed case reports and distribute to the appropriate investigator.
Ability to take responsibility for multiple tasks at the same time and organize own work to ensure on-time and accurate completion, including handling requests that require immediate attention.
Ability to work effectively independently and as part of a team
Manage the unit’s shared mailbox and answer or route queries appropriately.
Coordinate the distribution of incoming and outgoing mail.
Review and distribute incoming mail for the unit.
Print, scan, and photocopy documents.
Perform a variety of secretarial activities including transcribing dictation, interviews, maintaining supervisor's appointment calendar, and establishing and ensuring the maintenance of a comprehensive, central filing system.
Perform business related activities and functions regarding investigative office administrative practices and procedures
Coordinate arrangements and agenda for Human Relations Board and board meetings and conferences; assemble materials, compile agenda and attend meetings.
Maintain the strict confidentiality of records and reports pertaining to the work of the unit or department.
May be required to be cross trained in the performance of basic investigative assistance and/or research.
Performs other related duties as required