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Performs a variety of secretarial duties and administrative tasks for Executive Leadership. Prepares written correspondence, reports, travel arrangements and calendaring. Makes appointments, maintains files and completes other office tasks as directed.
Performs clerical work in support of DAAS-PG. Collects, enters, and processes information. Prepares written documents and performs a variety of office tasks.
Performs administrative support work for DAAS-PG involving a variety of complex and/or specialized departmental programs and services.
Performs administrative and operational Program development activities. Analyzes, recommends and develops policies/procedures and knowledge assets/tools for DAAS-PG programs.
Conducts and analyzes research involving DAAS-PG operations and programs. Makes recommendations for implementation or improvement of programs.
Performs supervisory and administrative support work, planning, organizing and coordinating the work of clerical, administrative and other support staff.
Performs supervisory and administrative support work, planning, organizing and coordinating the work of clerical, administrative and other support staff.
Provides individual and group psychotherapy, evaluations and investigations, and professional counseling for clients in the Age Wise program and persons assigned to the Office of the Public Guardian by the courts.
Supervises the operation and staff of clinical staff providing mental health services to the community through the Age Wise program.
Performing nursing care and treatment of physically and mentally ill persons assigned to the Office of the Public Guardian by the courts.
Assists in the development and implementation of treatment plans including leading activity groups and providing rehabilitation/supportive counseling for clients in the Age Wise program.
Plans, implements and performs individual therapy programs for the occupational rehabilitation of clients in the Age Wise program.
Provides peer counseling and linkages to services for clients in the Age Wise program.
Provides public health nursing services through home visits, clinics, and special programs such as the Multipurpose Senior Services Program.
Performs duties of a licensed registered nurse in support of persons assigned to the Office of the Public Guardian by the courts.
Organizes and supervises the work of Public Health Nurses responsible for home visits, clinics, and special programs such as the Multipurpose Senior Services Program.
Manages and coordinates diverse and complex administrative services for DAAS-PG programs with inter-governmental or inter-organizational fiscal and operational relationships.
Assists in planning, directing, and managing programs and operations. Oversees administrative, operational, and financial activities.
Plans, organizes, manages a major division, such as Adult Protective Services, Aging, In-Home Supportive Services or the Office of the Public Guardian.
Plans, organizes, directs and evaluates the delivery of countywide multidisciplinary programs for older adults, individuals with disabilities, and their caretakers. Serves as the County’s court-appointed Public Guardian.
Manages a major program component of DAAS-PG and assists in planning, organizing and directing the delivery of all social programs in a major region.
Performs a variety of professional accounting and auditing duties including preparing factual and analytical statements and reports and analyzing financial records. Performs compliance and operational audits and prepares audit reports with findings and recommendations.
Performs difficult and responsible sub-professional accounting work in the maintenance of financial, statistical, and fiscal records for the Office of the Public Guardian.
Supervises staff providing support services, conducts special studies, prepares and monitors budgets, evaluates work performances and performs related duties as required.
Performs fiscal work in support of DAAS-PG. Duties include auditing and processing accounts payable along with a variety of reporting and data entry.
Performs fiscal duties and work in support of several operational processes. Duties include performing service coordination, compiling a variety of reports, reviewing/verifying statistical information and data entry.
Arranges for custodial care and administers estates and/or trusts of gravely disabled or other incompetent persons assigned to the Office of the Public Guardian by the courts. Serves as a conservator of property and financial assets and coordinates legal or social services on behalf of conservatees.
Responsible for the retrieval, storage and safekeeping of personal property of estates administered by the Public Guardian’s or Public Administrator’s Office. Assists with identifying, inventorying, transporting, and securing property of Public Guardian or Public Administrator estates.
A Mental Health Program Manager I manages a major program component of the Office of the Public Guardian and assists in planning, organizing and directing the delivery of services throughout the county. The Mental Health Program Manager II reports to a Deputy Director and is responsible for administering, implementing and maintaining all direct services through the Office of the Public Guardian.
Functions as a resource for Deputy Public Guardians, and other Public Guardian staff, ensuring conservatees receive benefits to which they are entitled. Researches, identifies, applies for, and ensures the maintenance for medical, financial, social services, and other benefits for conservatees assigned to the Office of the Public Guardian by the courts.
Serves as a lead worker by training and mentoring Deputy Public Guardians and assists Supervising Deputy Public Guardians with supervisory functions.
Organizes and supervises the work of a unit responsible for the administration of public guardian and conservator estates and/or trusts.
Organizes and supervises the work of a unit responsible for providing information and referrals to social service resources through the Senior Information and Assistance program.
Assists adults aged 55 and older by providing information and referrals to social service resources. Provides assistance by telephone and in-person in the office and at community outreach events.
Performs a variety of functions to assist in the delivery of social service programs.
Investigates abuse, neglect and endangerment allegations to substantiate charges and assess service needs. Performs specialized casework involving diagnosis, assessment, intervention and case management support for adults aged 60 and older and individuals with disabilities aged 18-59.
Provides initial or annual assessment of an individual’s eligibility for In-Home Supportive services. Assists in developing social service resources to enhance individuals’ capacity for social functioning.
Organizes and supervises the work of a unit responsible for performing specialized casework in Adult Protective Services.
Organizes and supervises the work of a unit responsible for performing specialized casework in In-Home Supportive Services.