Member Services Education Specialist

State of Maryland•Baltimore City, MD

6d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Member Services Education Specialist will create, organize, and present benefit communications across multiple formats, including seminars, webinars, newsletters, and other educational materials. Coordinate the distribution of information through a cooperative network of coordinators in agencies statewide to promote employee/retiree access to the plans. Provide education, information, and counseling to State employees statewide about the Supplemental Retirement Plans, other employee benefits and personal finance matters through educational seminars, webinars, and individual sessions. Assist in research; preparing reports, studies, education material and or survey work for presentation to MSRP senior/executive management or the MSRP Board of Trustees.

Requirements

A bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university, preferred in economics, accounting, business or other financial field, and a high school diploma or equivalent.
Three years of administrative experience in employee benefit programs with pension components including group-teaching and/or public speaking.
Applicants may substitute administrative experience in employee benefit programs with pension components on a year-for-year basis for the required college degree.
Applicants may substitute graduate education in a related field on a year-for-year basis for the required experience.
Possess a motor vehicle and an operator's license valid in the State of Maryland.
Must successfully complete a Certified Retirement Counselor (InFRE) or equivalent course within 2 years of appointment if not possessing a financial or benefit professional certification.
Must maintain their certification as defined.

Nice To Haves

Experience preparing and presenting formal presentations.
Basic knowledge and/or experience with defined contribution retirement plans.

Responsibilities

Create, organize, and present benefit communications across multiple formats, including seminars, webinars, newsletters, and other educational materials.
Coordinate the distribution of information through a cooperative network of coordinators in agencies statewide to promote employee/retiree access to the plans.
Provide education, information, and counseling to State employees statewide about the Supplemental Retirement Plans, other employee benefits and personal finance matters through educational seminars, webinars, and individual sessions.
Assist in research; preparing reports, studies, education material and or survey work for presentation to MSRP senior/executive management or the MSRP Board of Trustees.