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Department of Justice lists this Supervisory Program Specialist opportunity in washington, District of Columbia. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
Supervisory Program SpecialistAs a Supervisory Program Specialist in the Civil Division, you will oversee critical operational functions supporting the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA) Program. Two positions will be filled: one specializing in payment operations and one specializing in helpline operations. Each Specialist will supervise staff, ensure compliance with RECA requirements, and contribute to the program's mission of delivering accurate, timely, and equitable service to claimants and beneficiaries.Supervisory Program Specialist (Payments)The Payments Specialist oversees the full lifecycle of RECA payment processing and financial documentation.Specific duties include:Supervising staff responsible for preparing, reviewing, and processing RECA monetary awards.Ensuring the accuracy of payment actions, including acceptance forms, budget memos, fund transfers, and supporting documentation.Reviewing and analyzing program costs and supporting budget administration activities.Responding to audits, conducting quality-control review of claim files and denied claims, and ensuring consistency, accuracy and timeliness of dispositions.Coordinating with attorneys, claims examiners, and budget personnel to resolve payment issues and maintain compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements.Reviewing claimant correspondence to ensure clarity and accuracy regarding payment outcomes and program effects.Supervisory Program Specialist (Helpline)The Helpline Specialist is responsible for supervising claimant support operations and ensuring high-quality communication with applicants, beneficiaries, and the public.Specific duties include:Supervising staff who respond to claimant inquiries and provide guidance on eligibility, documentation, deadlines, and the RECA claims process.Ensuring helpline communications are timely, accurate, consistent, and aligned with RECA statute and program policies.Reviewing correspondence and public-facing communication for clarity, correctness, and compliance.Training and mentoring staff to ensure professional, high-quality claimant support.Collaborating with claims examiners, payment specialists, and leadership to resolve complex claimant issues and maintain consistent messaging across the program.Monitoring inquiry trends and recommending improvements to claimant service workflows and informational materials.
Worksite address
washington, DC, 20001, US
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