Program Administrator Family Independence Fraud Investigations And Recovery
Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS)
Lewiston, Maine, US
Base: $63,689.60 to $90,438.40 py; bonus/equity: n...
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Supervise fraud investigators across state offices
Plan and direct complex program services
Knowledge of public assistance laws and regulations
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The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) is seeking a Program Administrator for the Family Independence Fraud Investigations and Recovery Unit in Lewiston, Maine. The role involves managing and supervising a team of fraud investigators, ensuring compliance with laws and regulations, and improving service delivery in public assistance programs.
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Job Summary
This supervisory role involves directing and overseeing the activities of 8 Fraud Investigators and one Office Associate II across 10 state offices.
The position requires reviewing allegations of welfare fraud, assigning investigative caseloads, and assisting with criminal or administrative prosecutions.
Employees receive a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance coverage where the State pays 85%-100% of premiums and six weeks of fully paid parental leave.
Matching Summary
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The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) is seeking a Program Administrator for the Family Independence Fraud Investigations and Recovery Unit in Lewiston, Maine. The role involves managing and supervising a team of fraud investigators, ensuring compliance with laws and regulations, and improving service delivery in public assistance programs.
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Salary
Base: $63,689.60 to $90,438.40 per year; Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: State pays 85%-100% of health premiums plus retirement contributions
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Supervise Fraud Investigators across state offices
Plan and direct complex program services
Knowledge of public assistance laws and regulations
Conduct criminal or administrative fraud investigations
Coordinate workload distribution and staffing
Nice-to-have
Effective interpersonal communication skills
Experience with federal and state law enforcement
Ability to develop program improvement recommendations
Strong analytical skills for case evaluation
Key Requirements
Bachelor's Degree required
Four years experience in business or social services
Three years experience at administrative or supervisory level
Must pass fingerprint-based criminal history record check