JOB SUMMARY: The Complaint/Grievance and Client Care Specialist investigate and resolves client complaints by researching issues, communicating with clients, and collaborating with internal/external stakeholders. Key duties include documenting/logging all complaints, analyzing data to identify trends, recommending improvements, and ensuring timely and resolution. This role requires strong problem-solving, communication, and attention to detail skills. The Complaint/Grievance and Client Care Specialist is an advocate for clients, working to resolve issues and improve overall satisfaction while safeguarding the integrity and efficiency of the agency. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: Investigate and resolve complaints: Research/continually check for client complaints received through various channels (phone, email, website) and provide timely resolutions. Communicate with clients: Directly communicate with clients to gather information, provide acknowledgements/updates, and explain resolutions (potentially in writing) with professionalism and empathy. Document and analyze the data: Maintain accurate records of all complaints, resolutions, and follow-up actions. Analyze complaint data to identify trends, root causes, and potential problem areas. Collaborate with internal teams: Work with other departments/program staff to address complex issues and implement process improvements. Report and recommendation: Provide feedback and reports to management on customer concerns, including recommendations for preventive or corrective actions. Ensure compliance: Make sure all complaint handling is in line with agency policies/ procedures and regulatory guidelines. Education of staff: Promote the fact that complaint handling is a centralized process that demand issues be reported and program staff response for information requests timely. Reporting: Prepare and submit reports to regulatory bodies as required. Maintain a high level of confidentiality and professionalism.
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Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED