Augusta, Georgia Government

Agent

• Review unemployment insurance fraudulent and non-fraudulent claimant overpayment cases for compliance with applicable program regulations
• Gather pertinent documents and evidence to support cases
• Analyze findings and determine whether evidence is sufficient to support prosecution
• Assist in preparing cases for collection, criminal prosecution, or civil action
• Testify as necessary in administrative hearings or court proceedings
• Negotiate and monitor repayment agreements with non-fraudulent claimants
• Proceed with court action upon repayment default

Benefit Payment Control Agent

Financial Planning and Analysis

• Perform paraprofessional accounting and fiscal control functions under direct supervision
• Balance and reconcile accounting records, statements, journals, ledgers, and reports
• Collect fees or revenues, disburse payments, and post transactions to appropriate accounts
• Compile and maintain records and files
• Analyze financial reports to assess compliance, as needed
• Apply GAAP guidelines, as needed
• Compile and prepare standard accounting reports
• Monitor department budgets or expenditures and identify budget variances
• Perform routine accounting, clerical, billing, and/or claims processing duties for assigned accounts
• Respond to inquiries and solve routine accounting problems
• Prepare requested materials for financial data or records audits
• Process or record accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll, invoices, and requisitions in a ledger or computer system
• Provide information or interpretation to banks, auditors, vendors, and governmental entities
• Verify billing information, track account activity, bill consumers, and resolve billing inquiries
• Receive additional training to gain full proficiency and experience in all areas

Financial Operations Generalist 1

Assistant

• Assist lead instructors by setting up and taking down laboratories
• Order and maintain laboratory supplies
• Repair laboratory models
• Keep laboratories clean and orderly
• Supervise students completing laboratory activities

Lab Assistant – Anatomy and Physiology

Instructor

• Develop curriculum and present instruction in the subject area
• Direct, instruct, and guide students in clinical and simulation lab settings
• Complete clinical and simulation orientation and debrief training as needed
• Orient to clinical sites and units before students’ first clinical rotation
• Facilitate students’ critical thinking, clinical judgment, decision-making, communication, and professional skills while maintaining safety and confidentiality
• Engage students in observation, assessment, and patient education
• Assist students in collecting objective and subjective patient health data
• Promote a safe learning environment
• Hold pre- and post-clinical conferences
• Communicate with lead course faculty regarding course orientation and student learning outcomes
• Review the PN Student Handbook and follow clinical policies and procedures
• Evaluate student progress toward clinical, simulation, and course outcomes
• Grade written clinical assignments and return work promptly
• Complete mid-term and final clinical evaluations
• Communicate with course faculty about student learning needs and progress
• Provide feedback on clinical-site adequacy
• Meet with the PN Program Director to review evaluations and improve teaching effectiveness
• Learn and use software and platforms including EHR Tutor, ATI, ACEMAPP, and CAE LearningSpace
• Foster relationships with clinical facilities
• Complete mandatory organizational education and clinical affiliate requirements
• Follow affiliated-agency credentialing protocols

Practical Nursing Clinical Instructor

Student

• Develop and implement activities, programs, and services supporting student and institutional growth
• Create meaningful learning opportunities
• Foster student engagement through collaboration with peers, faculty, staff, and community partners
• Advise the student advisory council
• Assist faculty and staff advisors with developing and organizing co-curricular and extracurricular student organizations and honor societies
• Provide guidance on activities sponsored by student organizations
• Monitor budgets for student activities and the student advisory council
• Lead development in student activities, engagement, leadership, and service
• Perform other duties as assigned

Student Activities Coordinator

Inspector

• Register retail locations and verify advertised product, pump, and method of sale correspondence
• Verify correct fuel-product pricing on road signage, placards, and pumps
• Check antifreeze brands to ensure state fuel-laboratory registration
• Test fuel dispensers for volume and monetary accuracy according to established procedures
• Collect, transport, and submit fuel samples and prescribed reports to the State Fuel Lab
• Respond to complaints and requests in a timely and efficient manner
• Inspect underground and above-ground storage tanks for identification, water, contaminants, and cap seals
• Take appropriate corrective action when storage-tank issues are identified
• Attend required meetings and training seminars
• Maintain the State vehicle and associated equipment
• Conduct public-facing business with a consistent, high-quality, customer-focused orientation

Retail Fuel Inspector – Agriculture Inspector

• Assist faculty members with classroom instruction, exams, record keeping, safety procedures, attendance tracking, and other instructional tasks
• Tutor or mentor students
• Clean laboratories as needed
• Obtain class materials, including texts and other materials

Professional Laboratory Assistant – Paramedicine

• Inspect and test retail fuel dispensing devices and fuel storage tanks
• Conduct regulatory field inspections at retail fueling locations
• Register retail locations and verify advertised products, pumps, and methods of sale
• Verify correct fuel-product pricing on road signage, placards, and pumps
• Check antifreeze brands to ensure state fuel laboratory registration
• Verify fuel dispenser accuracy by volume and monetary indicators
• Collect, transport, and submit fuel samples and prescribed reports to the State Fuel Lab
• Respond to complaints and requests in a timely and efficient manner
• Inspect underground and above-ground storage tanks for identification, water, contaminants, and cap seals
• Attend required meetings and training seminars
• Maintain the State vehicle and associated equipment
• Provide consistent, high-quality, customer-focused service to the public

Retail Fuel Inspector, Agriculture Inspector

• Assist the Program Director and/or lead instructor in instructing, supervising, and evaluating students in classroom/lab settings
• Complete annual training as assigned
• Evaluate students' progress toward goals and objectives
• Request and maintain supplies and equipment
• Prepare and maintain required documentation and administrative reports
• Meet with students, staff members, and educators regarding instructional programs and related issues
• Ensure lab safety and security requirements are met
• Ensure students follow safety rules for equipment and tools
• Maintain clean and orderly classrooms and work areas
• Ensure work-related projects meet industrial standards
• Collaborate with faculty to establish, measure, and evaluate student learning outcomes
• Maintain classroom instructional materials and notify supervisors about defective equipment or supply needs
• Perform other duties as assigned

EMS Lab Assistant

• Inspect and test the accuracy of large-capacity scales, including vehicle, livestock, hopper, warehouse, and forklift scales
• Operate test equipment associated with the test unit
• Drive the scale test unit to inspection sites
• Enforce Georgia weights and measures laws and related regulations
• Test, inspect, and determine the accuracy of commercial weighing and measuring devices
• Investigate consumer complaints related to weights and measures
• Prepare documentation related to inspections and complaint investigations
• Perform price verification inspections by confirming marked prices against scanner prices
• Maintain the State vehicle and all equipment pertaining to the job
• Work as part of a two-person team
• Travel overnight occasionally

Weights Inspector 2 – Weights & Measures

General

• Conduct interviews with job, program, or unemployment applicants to obtain information needed to provide services
• Demonstrate the use of job listings to assist clients with skill building
• Develop, conduct, and/or coordinate workshops and presentations on job readiness and current job search techniques
• Establish and maintain professional working relationships with local employers to develop client opportunities
• Evaluate application information and determine initial or ongoing program eligibility
• Counsel applicants to identify abilities, needs, interests, and values in relation to job and career opportunities
• Provide career development and assessment services to match applicants’ skill sets to vacancies
• Refer applicants to counseling, literacy or language instruction, transportation assistance, and childcare services
• Receive additional training as required to gain proficiency and experience in all areas
• Perform assigned duties between multiple locations, including minimal travel and outstation work within the local workforce development area

Employment Services Specialist

Technician

• Coordinate and perform inspections for compliance with policies, procedures, state and federal regulations, and standards
• Conduct site visits and inspections of watershed dams across Georgia
• Attend and present at public Soil and Water Conservation District Meetings
• Maintain written and verbal communication with district representatives regarding dams in their areas
• Complete inspections and generate reports for watershed dams
• Assist with organizing and recording watershed dam documents
• Assist Project Managers with oversight of construction and maintenance projects
• Maintain effective communication within the agency and with property owners
• Maintain invoices and contract information
• Work with other state agencies to achieve Watershed Dam Program goals and requirements
• Perform other duties as assigned

Watershed Technician

Compliance

• Inspect and investigate retail food establishments for compliance with applicable health and sanitation laws and regulations
• Conduct random and unannounced inspections of GDA-licensed food sales establishments
• Collect food samples, water samples, and environmental swabs for laboratory analysis
• Transport samples to laboratories within prescribed methods and timeframes
• Maintain working knowledge of current policies, laws, regulations, and guidance documents
• Attend training sessions, meetings, and conferences
• Verify scale accuracy and check refrigeration equipment operation
• Check product packaging and labeling
• Observe food facilities and employees
• Ensure proper equipment cleaning and handling of insecticides and sanitizing chemicals
• Investigate food wholesomeness after disasters, including fires, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, and transportation accidents
• Plan, organize, and manage assigned territory, training, and program activities
• Report compliance findings through the appropriate chain
• Serve as a technical expert within the assigned program
• Maintain working relationships with the food industry and federal, state, and local agencies
• Prepare and complete agency, state, and federal forms
• Perform USDA Country of Origin Labeling contract work as directed
• Maintain State-issued equipment properly
• Perform other duties as assigned

Retail Food Compliance Specialist 1 – Metro District

• Diagnoses or evaluates behavioral, emotional and cognitive disorders through observation, interview, and psychological tests
• Applies theory relating to behavior and mental processes to formulate and administer programs of treatment that may include counseling, therapy and research
• Helps clients work toward the maintenance and enhancement of physical, intellectual, emotional, social and interpersonal functioning

Postdoctoral Fellow

Psychologist

• diagnoses or evaluates behavioral, emotional and cognitive disorders through observation, interview and psychological tests
• formulates and administers programs of treatment that may include counseling, therapy and research
• helps clients work toward the maintenance and enhancement of physical, intellectual, emotional, social and interpersonal functioning