Youth Communications Supvr - Grade 14
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This title exists in Children&Family Svcs, Off of and has approximately 1 position.
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| Title | Grade | Hiring Rate/yr | Job Rate/yr |
|---|---|---|---|
| Youth Communications Aide | 10 | $43,768 | $53,708 |
| Youth Communications Supvr | 14 | $54,860 | $66,634 |
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Job Duties
As a Youth Communications Supervisor, you would have responsibility for supervising the operation of the Central Communication Unit and the activities of Youth Communication Aides. You would participate in the implementation of policies and procedures affecting the unit; oversee all active and inactive warrants issued as requested by Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) facilities, field offices, and private agencies; monitor and report all significant Reportable Incident Reports to administration; consult with the OCFS legal unit on changes in law regarding youth, and New York State Police on revisions to the information system; provide monthly reports regarding OCFS operations to administration; and oversee coordination and training of the eJusticeNY Integrated Justice Portal.
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26-365010 37-947010
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