Program Assistant

Coshocton County•Coshocton, OH

21h•$15 - $22•Onsite

About The Position

Under general supervision, greet and provide customer service to the public; Serve as a clerk to the vital statistics program and follow established procedures performing a variety of clerical tasks to create, maintain and process vital statistics records and requests for birth and death records; and provide supportive services requiring contact with departmental client and staff; perform related work as required. Maintain credentialing to serve as the agency’s Notary. Responsible for communication through media and social media avenue working alongside the agency’s nursing department and health commissioner to provide education and messaging on timely topics related to the health of Coshocton County. Serves as back up for billing claims to private insurances, Medicare, Medicaid, and Medicaid Managed Care providers for Adult Health, Child Health and Prenatal services rendered. Serve as front window back up for the clinic, district health and environmental health. Provides support and responsible for assigned program duties.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Must be computer proficient and knowledgeable in various office and computer applications, including word processing, spreadsheet, desktop publishing, email, etc.
Must have access to reliable transportation/Valid Ohio Driver’s License/Proof of auto insurance/insurable driving record; position may require in-state travel.

Nice To Haves

Customer service experience, minimum of 2 years.
Expert in Microsoft Office (word, Excel)
Notary Public (must be obtained within 6 months of hire)
National Child Passenger Safety Certification (must be obtained within 12 months of hire)

Responsibilities

Examine records requests and other documents furnished by customers to review for accuracy, completeness and relevancy of information and to determine if the criteria established by law for release of records have been met.
Produce and release certified copies of vital records.
Enter data, search for and retrieve records using multiple automated and manual records management systems to post, update and/or adjust records.
Operate a variety of office machines and office equipment to maintain vital records and to produce certified vital records.
Verify the validity of vital records.
Prepare vital records and data for department use and partner agencies.
Greet customers and answer questions (in person, by telephone, email and regular mail) regarding rules/regulations governing release of records, standard office processes and department services with tact, patience, empathy and by utilizing all available resources to provide the best possible service.
Accept fees for department services.
Assist Environmental Health customers to ensure they are connected with the needed person or resource.
Prepares administrative paperwork and program documents.
Performs required activities for assigned programs. This may include program reports, meetings and/or training.
Works with the fiscal office and administration to develop front office procedures, complete basic forms and activities for customers, and provide administrative support to all programs.
Provide assistance at all front windows within the organization.
Perform duties as assigned.
Balance revenue with register receipts at the end of each business day.
Perform opening and closing procedures.
Answer and direct telephone calls.
Maintain filing systems.
Prepare and send outgoing mailings and packages.
Complete pay-ins, process bills, and maintain fiscal records
Administrative support for district health
Provide support and responsible for assigned program duties, such as: Ohio Buckeyes Buckle, Project Dawn, Safe Sleep Program, Prevent Blindness
Participate in staff committees and workgroups.
Provide support functions in response to public health emergencies as directed by the Health Commissioner.
Other duties as assigned.