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EXAMPLES OF DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Fulfills all associated duties and responsibilities of a Background Screening Representative I in addition to providing primary programmatic support to the supervisor. Provides background research, and data analysis at the supervisor's request. Maintains oversight and reconciliation of processes for associated fee collections. Attends meetings; sets up and maintains unit files; researches and compiles information for reports and other purposes; prepares program materials and conducts process improvement activities for the department. Uses available data, as well as requests from other MCPS offices, to prioritize the work of the team.Assists in unit management operations; maintains an understanding and compliance of established policies and guides. Communicates with school and office leadership regarding background screening of employees, volunteers and contractors..Fulfills required MSDE reporting requirements related to HB486.Performs administrative tasks and support to the supervisor. Develops and maintains electronic data files of documents following established procedures for creating a complex file management system.Serves as a liaison to OHRD and OGC to ensure that all background screening processes and procedures align with state and local requirement and that the needs of the system related to new hires, volunteers and contractors are supported.Assists in coordinating and/or conducting technical training for staff. Assists in monitoring personnel production relating to background screening services. Provides explanations to inquiries relating to the fingerprinting and associated processes, ensuring the adherence to MCPS policies, in addition to ensuring positive customer service experiences. Assists in developing cross training programs and/or desk procedures for staff to ensure continuity of operations. Consults with supervisor regarding activities, evaluation of workload, and resolutions to potential work related challenges. Maintains record keeping while ensuring state and federal compliance; Ensures compliance for auditing purposes. Serves as the direct point of contact for processes relating to the Criminal Justice Information Services. Knowledge of and the ability to meet the seven core competencies of the Supporting Services Professional Growth System (SSPGS). Performs other duties as assigned.
This description may be changed at any time.