{"schemaVersion":"jobsearcher.job.v1","id":"87ca3c28c496fb572f38b63e","url":"https://jobsearcher.com/jobs/87ca3c28c496fb572f38b63e","canonicalUrl":"https://jobsearcher.com/jobs/87ca3c28c496fb572f38b63e","title":"Human Services Program Manager","description":"Salary\n$71,975.00 - $78,646.00 Annually\nLocation\nGovernment Center at Drumcastle, 6401 York Road, Towson, MD\nJob Type\nMERIT\nJob Number\n04.499 06-26\nDepartment\nHHS/COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES\nOpening Date\n06/19/2026\nClosing Date\nContinuous\nDESCRIPTION\nBENEFITS\nQUESTIONS\nRegular Schedule 35 Hours. Pay Schedule XII, Grade 1M\nA vacancy exists in the Bureau of Community Health Services, Department of Health and Human Services.\n\nA list of eligible applicants will be established based on the examination as outlined below.\nCurrent and future vacancies occurring in any Office or Department of Baltimore County General Government may be filled from the list of eligible applicants.\nAll interested transfer and promotional candidates must apply at this time.\nList all promotions and changes in job duties due to reclassification as separate work experience on your application. Applicants must include the dates of the promotions and reclassifications.\nNote: Failure to complete all fields of the \"Work Experience\" section of the application will result in your application not being considered. A resume will not be considered in determining your qualifications for a position. Applicants selected for an interview may provide a resume at that time.\nFailure to submit proof of Licenses, Certifications and Education may result in your application not being considered.\nExamples of Duties\nEXAMPLES OF DUTIES\nUnder direction, develops, administers and convenes a collaborative initiative connecting public, private, and non-profit partners to enhance sustainable, equitable food access for high-risk communities through education and resource development.\n\nEXAMPLES OF ESSENTIAL DUTIES\nProvides programmatic support for the implementation of Baltimore County Food Security Council initiatives, policies and procedures with goal of enhancing food security across Baltimore County.\nConducts short-and long-range planning, monitors and evaluates overall program effectiveness and recommends modifications as necessary.\nCoordinates the program with other County, State, and community resources and programs.\nPrepares grant proposals and other reports pertaining to the program.\nSeeks appropriate grant opportunities.\nPrepares and monitors the budget and tracks performance measures for the program.\nPrepares or reviews legislation pertaining to the program.\nDevelops and maintains management information systems.\nServes as the first point of contact for the Council and represents the Council at all meetings, conferences and community engagement events.\nRepresents and provides reports on behalf of the Food Security Subcommittee under the Local Health Improvement Coalition (LHIC), and develops actionable items for the LHIC Action Plan.\nDevelops public and in-service educational sessions and strengthens community partnerships thought outreach, engagement and event participation.\nSelects and evaluates subordinate employees and/or service providers within the program.\nProvides technical or program supervision to subordinate supervisors, case managers, and/or service providers.\nProvides administrative supervision to professional clinicians and clerical staff.\nOversees the daily operation of the program\nProvides program and case consultation to other community agencies or organizations.\nHandles difficult or unusual cases including formal case reviews.\nResolves complaints.\nExamples of Other Duties\n\nPrepares reports for public distribution.\nReviews and approves minutes.\n(NOTE: The duties and responsibilities listed above are for the purpose of determining a common set of minimum qualifications for all positions in this class. They may not include all of the essential job functions of each position in the class. Each position may not be required to perform all of the essential job functions listed.)\nQualifications\nRequired Qualifications\nGraduation from an accredited college or university with a bachelor's degree in public health, health education or social science\nplus\nat least four years' experience providing human services, convening, coordinating, planning and implementing large multi-agency workgroups, coalitions and/or councils\n\n(Additional experience in providing human services may be substituted on a year-for-year basis up to a maximum of two years for the required education. Experience in the supervision and management of a human services program that includes the tracking of data and outcomes, including focus groups, surveys and reporting results may be substituted on a year-for-year basis up to a maximum of four years for the required education.)\nKnowledge, Skills, and Abilities (Entry Level):\nThorough knowledge of the theory and practices of provision of human services in the appropriate specialty of food security and/or social determinants of health, including knowledge of group dynamics, convening and managing interagency groups and ability to collect, organize and analyze data into reportable outcomes. Knowledge of budget and personnel management principles and practices. Knowledge of the Open Meetings Act.\nVerbal and written skill necessary to present presentations and conduct public speaking engagements, draft grant proposals, complex reports, and legislation. Good interpersonal skills including utilization of social media platforms. Skill in development and implementation of policies and procedures. Skill in planning, coordinating and facilitating interagency groups. Skill in analytic and problem-solving. Skill in planning, facilitating and managing large interagency groups. Skill in interpreting rules, regulations, guidelines, policies, and procedures. Skill in preparing and monitoring a program budget.\nAbility to identify community needs and to design and implement initiatives to meet these needs. Ability to monitor program service delivery and to evaluate and modify same. Ability to develop and modify program policies and procedures. Ability to coordinate a program's activities with other agencies and programs. Ability to locate and develop community resources. Ability to plan and conduct educational programs for staff pr other groups. Ability to conduct community engagement and outreach education. Ability to read and understand professional journals and other publications.\nKnowledge, Skills, and Abilities (Full Performance):\nThorough knowledge and understanding of applicable Federal, State, and local regulations, procedures, and guidelines including those directly related to food security through equitable access, especially within disparate populations and food resource development and education related to social determinants of health that impact equitable access to food. Thorough knowledge of County and departmental rules, regulations, policies, and procedures pertaining to personnel and budget matters. Thorough knowledge of local human services resources and the role of the program within the human services structure.\nSkill in identifying community needs and in designing and implementing programs and policies which meet these needs. Skill in monitoring program service delivery and in evaluating and modifying same. Skill in developing and modifying program policies and procedures. Skill in coordinating a program's activities with other agencies and programs. Skill in locating and developing community resources.\nProof of Licenses, Certifications and Education\nApplicants are required to submit proof of licenses, certifications and education beyond high school to meet the required and preferred qualifications of the position. Diplomas or transcripts must show the applicant's major field of study. Copies and unofficial transcripts are acceptable.\n\nFailure to submit proof of Licenses, Certifications and Education may result in your application not being considered.\n\nProof of Degree Equivalency\nApplicants who have obtained a degree from outside the United States of America are required to submit degree equivalence documentation from World Education Services, Inc. (www.WES.org)\nMail or deliver documents to:\n\nATTN: Human Services Program Manager\nOffice of Human Resources\nBaltimore County Government\n308 Allegheny Ave.\nTowson, MD 21204\n\nEXAMINATION PROCEDURE\nApplicants will be qualified based on an evaluation of their training and experience, as stated on their application, which includes answers to the supplemental questions. Applicants must state the dates and duties of past and present experience clearly and completely for evaluation purposes.\nConditions of Employment\nSome positions may require satisfactory completion of County sponsored CPR and First Aid training. These positions must maintain certification throughout employment.\n\nPhysical and Environmental Conditions\nThese positions are essentially sedentary with some walking, standing, or other restricted physical activities. Some positions may require traveling between work sites.\n\nMedical Examination and Employment Background Investigation\nApplicants selected for an appointment to a position in Baltimore County must successfully complete a physical examination and drug screen and an employment background investigation, including, but not limited to a criminal background, education, and fingerprint check.\nEmployer\nBaltimore County\nAddress\n308 Allegheny Avenue\n\nTowson, Maryland, 21204\nPhone\n410-887-3135\n\nWebsite\nhttp://www.baltimorecountymd.gov\n\nRegular Schedule 35 Hours. Pay Schedule XII, Grade 1M\nA vacancy exists in the Bureau of Community Health Services, Department of Health and Human Services.\n\nA list of eligible applicants will be established based on the examination as outlined below.\nCurrent and future vacancies occurring in any Office or Department of Baltimore County General Government may be filled from the list of eligible applicants.\nAll interested transfer and promotional candidates must apply at this time.\nList all promotions and changes in job duties due to reclassification as separate work experience on your application. Applicants must include the dates of the promotions and reclassifications.\nNote: Failure to complete all fields of the \"Work Experience\" section of the application will result in your application not being considered. A resume will not be considered in determining your qualifications for a position. Applicants selected for an interview may provide a resume at that time.\nFailure to submit proof of Licenses, Certifications and Education may result in your application not being considered.\nExamples of Duties\nEXAMPLES OF DUTIES\nUnder direction, develops, administers and convenes a collaborative initiative connecting public, private, and non-profit partners to enhance sustainable, equitable food access for high-risk communities through education and resource development.\n\nEXAMPLES OF ESSENTIAL DUTIES\nProvides programmatic support for the implementation of Baltimore County Food Security Council initiatives, policies and procedures with goal of enhancing food security across Baltimore County.\nConducts short-and long-range planning, monitors and evaluates overall program effectiveness and recommends modifications as necessary.\nCoordinates the program with other County, State, and community resources and programs.\nPrepares grant proposals and other reports pertaining to the program.\nSeeks appropriate grant opportunities.\nPrepares and monitors the budget and tracks performance measures for the program.\nPrepares or reviews legislation pertaining to the program.\nDevelops and maintains management information systems.\nServes as the first point of contact for the Council and represents the Council at all meetings, conferences and community engagement events.\nRepresents and provides reports on behalf of the Food Security Subcommittee under the Local Health Improvement Coalition (LHIC), and develops actionable items for the LHIC Action Plan.\nDevelops public and in-service educational sessions and strengthens community partnerships thought outreach, engagement and event participation.\nSelects and evaluates subordinate employees and/or service providers within the program.\nProvides technical or program supervision to subordinate supervisors, case managers, and/or service providers.\nProvides administrative supervision to professional clinicians and clerical staff.\nOversees the daily operation of the program\nProvides program and case consultation to other community agencies or organizations.\nHandles difficult or unusual cases including formal case reviews.\nResolves complaints.\nExamples of Other Duties\n\nPrepares reports for public distribution.\nReviews and approves minutes.\n(NOTE: The duties and responsibilities listed above are for the purpose of determining a common set of minimum qualifications for all positions in this class. They may not include all of the essential job functions of each position in the class. Each position may not be required to perform all of the essential job functions listed.)\nQualifications\nRequired Qualifications\nGraduation from an accredited college or university with a bachelor's degree in public health, health education or social science\nplus\nat least four years' experience providing human services, convening, coordinating, planning and implementing large multi-agency workgroups, coalitions and/or councils\n\n(Additional experience in providing human services may be substituted on a year-for-year basis up to a maximum of two years for the required education. Experience in the supervision and management of a human services program that includes the tracking of data and outcomes, including focus groups, surveys and reporting results may be substituted on a year-for-year basis up to a maximum of four years for the required education.)\nKnowledge, Skills, and Abilities (Entry Level):\nThorough knowledge of the theory and practices of provision of human services in the appropriate specialty of food security and/or social determinants of health, including knowledge of group dynamics, convening and managing interagency groups and ability to collect, organize and analyze data into reportable outcomes. Knowledge of budget and personnel management principles and practices. Knowledge of the Open Meetings Act.\nVerbal and written skill necessary to present presentations and conduct public speaking engagements, draft grant proposals, complex reports, and legislation. Good interpersonal skills including utilization of social media platforms. Skill in development and implementation of policies and procedures. Skill in planning, coordinating and facilitating interagency groups. Skill in analytic and problem-solving. Skill in planning, facilitating and managing large interagency groups. Skill in interpreting rules, regulations, guidelines, policies, and procedures. Skill in preparing and monitoring a program budget.\nAbility to identify community needs and to design and implement initiatives to meet these needs. Ability to monitor program service delivery and to evaluate and modify same. Ability to develop and modify program policies and procedures. Ability to coordinate a program's activities with other agencies and programs. Ability to locate and develop community resources. Ability to plan and conduct educational programs for staff pr other groups. Ability to conduct community engagement and outreach education. Ability to read and understand professional journals and other publications.\nKnowledge, Skills, and Abilities (Full Performance):\nThorough knowledge and understanding of applicable Federal, State, and local regulations, procedures, and guidelines including those directly related to food security through equitable access, especially within disparate populations and food resource development and education related to social determinants of health that impact equitable access to food. Thorough knowledge of County and departmental rules, regulations, policies, and procedures pertaining to personnel and budget matters. Thorough knowledge of local human services resources and the role of the program within the human services structure.\nSkill in identifying community needs and in designing and implementing programs and policies which meet these needs. Skill in monitoring program service delivery and in evaluating and modifying same. Skill in developing and modifying program policies and procedures. Skill in coordinating a program's activities with other agencies and programs. Skill in locating and developing community resources.\nProof of Licenses, Certifications and Education\nApplicants are required to submit proof of licenses, certifications and education beyond high school to meet the required and preferred qualifications of the position. Diplomas or transcripts must show the applicant's major field of study. Copies and unofficial transcripts are acceptable.\n\nFailure to submit proof of Licenses, Certifications and Education may result in your application not being considered.\n\nProof of Degree Equivalency\nApplicants who have obtained a degree from outside the United States of America are required to submit degree equivalence documentation from World Education Services, Inc. (www.WES.org)\nMail or deliver documents to:\n\nATTN: Human Services Program Manager\nOffice of Human Resources\nBaltimore County Government\n308 Allegheny Ave.\nTowson, MD 21204\n\nEXAMINATION PROCEDURE\nApplicants will be qualified based on an evaluation of their training and experience, as stated on their application, which includes answers to the supplemental questions. Applicants must state the dates and duties of past and present experience clearly and completely for evaluation purposes.\nConditions of Employment\nSome positions may require satisfactory completion of County sponsored CPR and First Aid training. These positions must maintain certification throughout employment.\n\nPhysical and Environmental Conditions\nThese positions are essentially sedentary with some walking, standing, or other restricted physical activities. Some positions may require traveling between work sites.\n\nMedical Examination and Employment Background Investigation\nApplicants selected for an appointment to a position in Baltimore County must successfully complete a physical examination and drug screen and an employment background investigation, including, but not limited to a criminal background, education, and fingerprint check.\n\nEmployment Benefits for Full-Time, Merit or Classified Employees\n\nBaltimore County General Government offers the following benefits to full-time,merit or classified employees. Some benefits vary for sworn employees of the Police and Fire Departments. New employees are eligible for benefits upon hire, unless noted otherwise.\n\nEqual Opportunity Employer\nBaltimore County is an equal opportunity employer and encourages minority, female and disabled applicants.\n\nSmoke free workplace\nAll Baltimore County offices are smoke free.\n\nDrug free workplace\nBaltimore County provides a drug free workplace. Prospective employees are required to submit to urinalysis drug testing as part of the pre-employment physical examination.\n\nSalary\n\nAnnual Salary review - Step increases may be granted on anniversary date based on satisfactory job performance\nGeneral Increases - Cost of living increases and adjustments may be granted as legislated.\nLongevity Increases - In accordance with the specific pay schedule, a full-time merit or classified employee may receive a longevity increase, equivalent to one step, upon completion of a certain number of years of classified service with the County.\n\nEmployee Assistance Program\nOur Employee Assistance Program provides confidential and professional assessment and referral assistance for employees and eligible dependents in the household who are experiencing personal problems that may be affecting work performance, job satisfaction, or overall quality of life.\n\nHealth Insurance\nHealth Insurance benefits elected become effective the first day of the month following the date of hire if the employee has completed online enrollment prior to that date. New employees must enroll within thirty (30) calendar days of hire. Plans offered include:\n\nMedical, Prescription, Dental and Vision insurance.\n\nFlexible Spending Accounts\nOpportunity to set aside pre-tax dollars, through payroll deduction, for eligible unreimbursed medical care expenses and/or dependent care costs.\n\nLife Insurance\nEmployees may elect basic term life insurance for themselves equal to one time the employee's annual salary, rounded to the next higher $1,000. Employees contribute a portion of the premium through monthly payroll deductions. The County also offers an Additional/Employee paid Life Insurance plan with coverage up to $100,000.\n\nRetirement\nEmployees are required to participate in the Baltimore County Employees' Retirement System (ERS), with very limited exceptions.\n\nPaid Leave\nPaid benefits listed below vary depending upon the Classification.\n\nSick Leave\nVacation Leave\nPersonal Leave\nHolidays\nBereavement Leave\nJury Leave\nMilitary Leave\n\nBaltimore County Employees Federal Credit Union\nMembership in Baltimore County Employees Federal Credit Union offers a full range of savings programs, loans, checking, direct deposit, payroll deduction, savings bonds, and other financial services.\n\nDirect Deposit\nPayroll through direct deposit to the financial institution selected by employee is required.\n\nEducational Assistance\n70 to 80 percent tuition reimbursement following successful completion of pre-approved courses related to position. Amount of reimbursement and fiscal year dollar limitations vary with bargaining group.\n\nDeferred Compensation\nNationwide Retirement Solutions offers a 457 retirement plan allowing for payroll contributions of tax deferred dollars to investment options of your choice.\n\nDisclaimer\nThis is only a summary of benefits and policies in Baltimore County. Any benefit or policy may be changed at any time at the discretion of the administration. This summary does not constitute an express or implied contract, nor does it constitute a guarantee that your employment relationship will continue for any specified period of time or end only under certain conditions.","company":"Baltimore County Md","rawCompany":"baltimore county md","city":"Baltimore","state":"MD","isRemote":false,"isActive":false,"createdAt":"2026-07-27T13:40:11.811Z","occupations":[{"code":"11-9151.00","title":"Social and Community Service Managers","slug":"social-and-community-service-managers"},{"code":"21-1099.00","title":"Community and Social Service Specialists, All Other","slug":"community-and-social-service-specialists-all-other"},{"code":"11-9111.00","title":"Medical and Health Services Managers","slug":"medical-and-health-services-managers"}],"industries":[{"code":"923120","title":"Administration of Public Health Programs","slug":"administration-of-public-health-programs"},{"code":"921190","title":"Other General Government Support","slug":"other-general-government-support"},{"code":"923130","title":"Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs Programs)","slug":"administration-of-human-resource-programs-except-education-public-health-and-veterans-affairs-programs"}],"jobPosting":{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"JobPosting","title":"Human Services Program Manager","description":"Salary\n$71,975.00 - $78,646.00 Annually\nLocation\nGovernment Center at Drumcastle, 6401 York Road, Towson, MD\nJob Type\nMERIT\nJob Number\n04.499 06-26\nDepartment\nHHS/COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES\nOpening Date\n06/19/2026\nClosing Date\nContinuous\nDESCRIPTION\nBENEFITS\nQUESTIONS\nRegular Schedule 35 Hours. Pay Schedule XII, Grade 1M\nA vacancy exists in the Bureau of Community Health Services, Department of Health and Human Services.\n\nA list of eligible applicants will be established based on the examination as outlined below.\nCurrent and future vacancies occurring in any Office or Department of Baltimore County General Government may be filled from the list of eligible applicants.\nAll interested transfer and promotional candidates must apply at this time.\nList all promotions and changes in job duties due to reclassification as separate work experience on your application. Applicants must include the dates of the promotions and reclassifications.\nNote: Failure to complete all fields of the \"Work Experience\" section of the application will result in your application not being considered. A resume will not be considered in determining your qualifications for a position. Applicants selected for an interview may provide a resume at that time.\nFailure to submit proof of Licenses, Certifications and Education may result in your application not being considered.\nExamples of Duties\nEXAMPLES OF DUTIES\nUnder direction, develops, administers and convenes a collaborative initiative connecting public, private, and non-profit partners to enhance sustainable, equitable food access for high-risk communities through education and resource development.\n\nEXAMPLES OF ESSENTIAL DUTIES\nProvides programmatic support for the implementation of Baltimore County Food Security Council initiatives, policies and procedures with goal of enhancing food security across Baltimore County.\nConducts short-and long-range planning, monitors and evaluates overall program effectiveness and recommends modifications as necessary.\nCoordinates the program with other County, State, and community resources and programs.\nPrepares grant proposals and other reports pertaining to the program.\nSeeks appropriate grant opportunities.\nPrepares and monitors the budget and tracks performance measures for the program.\nPrepares or reviews legislation pertaining to the program.\nDevelops and maintains management information systems.\nServes as the first point of contact for the Council and represents the Council at all meetings, conferences and community engagement events.\nRepresents and provides reports on behalf of the Food Security Subcommittee under the Local Health Improvement Coalition (LHIC), and develops actionable items for the LHIC Action Plan.\nDevelops public and in-service educational sessions and strengthens community partnerships thought outreach, engagement and event participation.\nSelects and evaluates subordinate employees and/or service providers within the program.\nProvides technical or program supervision to subordinate supervisors, case managers, and/or service providers.\nProvides administrative supervision to professional clinicians and clerical staff.\nOversees the daily operation of the program\nProvides program and case consultation to other community agencies or organizations.\nHandles difficult or unusual cases including formal case reviews.\nResolves complaints.\nExamples of Other Duties\n\nPrepares reports for public distribution.\nReviews and approves minutes.\n(NOTE: The duties and responsibilities listed above are for the purpose of determining a common set of minimum qualifications for all positions in this class. They may not include all of the essential job functions of each position in the class. Each position may not be required to perform all of the essential job functions listed.)\nQualifications\nRequired Qualifications\nGraduation from an accredited college or university with a bachelor's degree in public health, health education or social science\nplus\nat least four years' experience providing human services, convening, coordinating, planning and implementing large multi-agency workgroups, coalitions and/or councils\n\n(Additional experience in providing human services may be substituted on a year-for-year basis up to a maximum of two years for the required education. Experience in the supervision and management of a human services program that includes the tracking of data and outcomes, including focus groups, surveys and reporting results may be substituted on a year-for-year basis up to a maximum of four years for the required education.)\nKnowledge, Skills, and Abilities (Entry Level):\nThorough knowledge of the theory and practices of provision of human services in the appropriate specialty of food security and/or social determinants of health, including knowledge of group dynamics, convening and managing interagency groups and ability to collect, organize and analyze data into reportable outcomes. Knowledge of budget and personnel management principles and practices. Knowledge of the Open Meetings Act.\nVerbal and written skill necessary to present presentations and conduct public speaking engagements, draft grant proposals, complex reports, and legislation. Good interpersonal skills including utilization of social media platforms. Skill in development and implementation of policies and procedures. Skill in planning, coordinating and facilitating interagency groups. Skill in analytic and problem-solving. Skill in planning, facilitating and managing large interagency groups. Skill in interpreting rules, regulations, guidelines, policies, and procedures. Skill in preparing and monitoring a program budget.\nAbility to identify community needs and to design and implement initiatives to meet these needs. Ability to monitor program service delivery and to evaluate and modify same. Ability to develop and modify program policies and procedures. Ability to coordinate a program's activities with other agencies and programs. Ability to locate and develop community resources. Ability to plan and conduct educational programs for staff pr other groups. Ability to conduct community engagement and outreach education. Ability to read and understand professional journals and other publications.\nKnowledge, Skills, and Abilities (Full Performance):\nThorough knowledge and understanding of applicable Federal, State, and local regulations, procedures, and guidelines including those directly related to food security through equitable access, especially within disparate populations and food resource development and education related to social determinants of health that impact equitable access to food. Thorough knowledge of County and departmental rules, regulations, policies, and procedures pertaining to personnel and budget matters. Thorough knowledge of local human services resources and the role of the program within the human services structure.\nSkill in identifying community needs and in designing and implementing programs and policies which meet these needs. Skill in monitoring program service delivery and in evaluating and modifying same. Skill in developing and modifying program policies and procedures. Skill in coordinating a program's activities with other agencies and programs. Skill in locating and developing community resources.\nProof of Licenses, Certifications and Education\nApplicants are required to submit proof of licenses, certifications and education beyond high school to meet the required and preferred qualifications of the position. Diplomas or transcripts must show the applicant's major field of study. Copies and unofficial transcripts are acceptable.\n\nFailure to submit proof of Licenses, Certifications and Education may result in your application not being considered.\n\nProof of Degree Equivalency\nApplicants who have obtained a degree from outside the United States of America are required to submit degree equivalence documentation from World Education Services, Inc. (www.WES.org)\nMail or deliver documents to:\n\nATTN: Human Services Program Manager\nOffice of Human Resources\nBaltimore County Government\n308 Allegheny Ave.\nTowson, MD 21204\n\nEXAMINATION PROCEDURE\nApplicants will be qualified based on an evaluation of their training and experience, as stated on their application, which includes answers to the supplemental questions. Applicants must state the dates and duties of past and present experience clearly and completely for evaluation purposes.\nConditions of Employment\nSome positions may require satisfactory completion of County sponsored CPR and First Aid training. These positions must maintain certification throughout employment.\n\nPhysical and Environmental Conditions\nThese positions are essentially sedentary with some walking, standing, or other restricted physical activities. Some positions may require traveling between work sites.\n\nMedical Examination and Employment Background Investigation\nApplicants selected for an appointment to a position in Baltimore County must successfully complete a physical examination and drug screen and an employment background investigation, including, but not limited to a criminal background, education, and fingerprint check.\nEmployer\nBaltimore County\nAddress\n308 Allegheny Avenue\n\nTowson, Maryland, 21204\nPhone\n410-887-3135\n\nWebsite\nhttp://www.baltimorecountymd.gov\n\nRegular Schedule 35 Hours. Pay Schedule XII, Grade 1M\nA vacancy exists in the Bureau of Community Health Services, Department of Health and Human Services.\n\nA list of eligible applicants will be established based on the examination as outlined below.\nCurrent and future vacancies occurring in any Office or Department of Baltimore County General Government may be filled from the list of eligible applicants.\nAll interested transfer and promotional candidates must apply at this time.\nList all promotions and changes in job duties due to reclassification as separate work experience on your application. Applicants must include the dates of the promotions and reclassifications.\nNote: Failure to complete all fields of the \"Work Experience\" section of the application will result in your application not being considered. A resume will not be considered in determining your qualifications for a position. Applicants selected for an interview may provide a resume at that time.\nFailure to submit proof of Licenses, Certifications and Education may result in your application not being considered.\nExamples of Duties\nEXAMPLES OF DUTIES\nUnder direction, develops, administers and convenes a collaborative initiative connecting public, private, and non-profit partners to enhance sustainable, equitable food access for high-risk communities through education and resource development.\n\nEXAMPLES OF ESSENTIAL DUTIES\nProvides programmatic support for the implementation of Baltimore County Food Security Council initiatives, policies and procedures with goal of enhancing food security across Baltimore County.\nConducts short-and long-range planning, monitors and evaluates overall program effectiveness and recommends modifications as necessary.\nCoordinates the program with other County, State, and community resources and programs.\nPrepares grant proposals and other reports pertaining to the program.\nSeeks appropriate grant opportunities.\nPrepares and monitors the budget and tracks performance measures for the program.\nPrepares or reviews legislation pertaining to the program.\nDevelops and maintains management information systems.\nServes as the first point of contact for the Council and represents the Council at all meetings, conferences and community engagement events.\nRepresents and provides reports on behalf of the Food Security Subcommittee under the Local Health Improvement Coalition (LHIC), and develops actionable items for the LHIC Action Plan.\nDevelops public and in-service educational sessions and strengthens community partnerships thought outreach, engagement and event participation.\nSelects and evaluates subordinate employees and/or service providers within the program.\nProvides technical or program supervision to subordinate supervisors, case managers, and/or service providers.\nProvides administrative supervision to professional clinicians and clerical staff.\nOversees the daily operation of the program\nProvides program and case consultation to other community agencies or organizations.\nHandles difficult or unusual cases including formal case reviews.\nResolves complaints.\nExamples of Other Duties\n\nPrepares reports for public distribution.\nReviews and approves minutes.\n(NOTE: The duties and responsibilities listed above are for the purpose of determining a common set of minimum qualifications for all positions in this class. They may not include all of the essential job functions of each position in the class. Each position may not be required to perform all of the essential job functions listed.)\nQualifications\nRequired Qualifications\nGraduation from an accredited college or university with a bachelor's degree in public health, health education or social science\nplus\nat least four years' experience providing human services, convening, coordinating, planning and implementing large multi-agency workgroups, coalitions and/or councils\n\n(Additional experience in providing human services may be substituted on a year-for-year basis up to a maximum of two years for the required education. Experience in the supervision and management of a human services program that includes the tracking of data and outcomes, including focus groups, surveys and reporting results may be substituted on a year-for-year basis up to a maximum of four years for the required education.)\nKnowledge, Skills, and Abilities (Entry Level):\nThorough knowledge of the theory and practices of provision of human services in the appropriate specialty of food security and/or social determinants of health, including knowledge of group dynamics, convening and managing interagency groups and ability to collect, organize and analyze data into reportable outcomes. Knowledge of budget and personnel management principles and practices. Knowledge of the Open Meetings Act.\nVerbal and written skill necessary to present presentations and conduct public speaking engagements, draft grant proposals, complex reports, and legislation. Good interpersonal skills including utilization of social media platforms. Skill in development and implementation of policies and procedures. Skill in planning, coordinating and facilitating interagency groups. Skill in analytic and problem-solving. Skill in planning, facilitating and managing large interagency groups. Skill in interpreting rules, regulations, guidelines, policies, and procedures. Skill in preparing and monitoring a program budget.\nAbility to identify community needs and to design and implement initiatives to meet these needs. Ability to monitor program service delivery and to evaluate and modify same. Ability to develop and modify program policies and procedures. Ability to coordinate a program's activities with other agencies and programs. Ability to locate and develop community resources. Ability to plan and conduct educational programs for staff pr other groups. Ability to conduct community engagement and outreach education. Ability to read and understand professional journals and other publications.\nKnowledge, Skills, and Abilities (Full Performance):\nThorough knowledge and understanding of applicable Federal, State, and local regulations, procedures, and guidelines including those directly related to food security through equitable access, especially within disparate populations and food resource development and education related to social determinants of health that impact equitable access to food. Thorough knowledge of County and departmental rules, regulations, policies, and procedures pertaining to personnel and budget matters. Thorough knowledge of local human services resources and the role of the program within the human services structure.\nSkill in identifying community needs and in designing and implementing programs and policies which meet these needs. Skill in monitoring program service delivery and in evaluating and modifying same. Skill in developing and modifying program policies and procedures. Skill in coordinating a program's activities with other agencies and programs. Skill in locating and developing community resources.\nProof of Licenses, Certifications and Education\nApplicants are required to submit proof of licenses, certifications and education beyond high school to meet the required and preferred qualifications of the position. Diplomas or transcripts must show the applicant's major field of study. Copies and unofficial transcripts are acceptable.\n\nFailure to submit proof of Licenses, Certifications and Education may result in your application not being considered.\n\nProof of Degree Equivalency\nApplicants who have obtained a degree from outside the United States of America are required to submit degree equivalence documentation from World Education Services, Inc. (www.WES.org)\nMail or deliver documents to:\n\nATTN: Human Services Program Manager\nOffice of Human Resources\nBaltimore County Government\n308 Allegheny Ave.\nTowson, MD 21204\n\nEXAMINATION PROCEDURE\nApplicants will be qualified based on an evaluation of their training and experience, as stated on their application, which includes answers to the supplemental questions. Applicants must state the dates and duties of past and present experience clearly and completely for evaluation purposes.\nConditions of Employment\nSome positions may require satisfactory completion of County sponsored CPR and First Aid training. These positions must maintain certification throughout employment.\n\nPhysical and Environmental Conditions\nThese positions are essentially sedentary with some walking, standing, or other restricted physical activities. Some positions may require traveling between work sites.\n\nMedical Examination and Employment Background Investigation\nApplicants selected for an appointment to a position in Baltimore County must successfully complete a physical examination and drug screen and an employment background investigation, including, but not limited to a criminal background, education, and fingerprint check.\n\nEmployment Benefits for Full-Time, Merit or Classified Employees\n\nBaltimore County General Government offers the following benefits to full-time,merit or classified employees. Some benefits vary for sworn employees of the Police and Fire Departments. New employees are eligible for benefits upon hire, unless noted otherwise.\n\nEqual Opportunity Employer\nBaltimore County is an equal opportunity employer and encourages minority, female and disabled applicants.\n\nSmoke free workplace\nAll Baltimore County offices are smoke free.\n\nDrug free workplace\nBaltimore County provides a drug free workplace. Prospective employees are required to submit to urinalysis drug testing as part of the pre-employment physical examination.\n\nSalary\n\nAnnual Salary review - Step increases may be granted on anniversary date based on satisfactory job performance\nGeneral Increases - Cost of living increases and adjustments may be granted as legislated.\nLongevity Increases - In accordance with the specific pay schedule, a full-time merit or classified employee may receive a longevity increase, equivalent to one step, upon completion of a certain number of years of classified service with the County.\n\nEmployee Assistance Program\nOur Employee Assistance Program provides confidential and professional assessment and referral assistance for employees and eligible dependents in the household who are experiencing personal problems that may be affecting work performance, job satisfaction, or overall quality of life.\n\nHealth Insurance\nHealth Insurance benefits elected become effective the first day of the month following the date of hire if the employee has completed online enrollment prior to that date. New employees must enroll within thirty (30) calendar days of hire. Plans offered include:\n\nMedical, Prescription, Dental and Vision insurance.\n\nFlexible Spending Accounts\nOpportunity to set aside pre-tax dollars, through payroll deduction, for eligible unreimbursed medical care expenses and/or dependent care costs.\n\nLife Insurance\nEmployees may elect basic term life insurance for themselves equal to one time the employee's annual salary, rounded to the next higher $1,000. Employees contribute a portion of the premium through monthly payroll deductions. The County also offers an Additional/Employee paid Life Insurance plan with coverage up to $100,000.\n\nRetirement\nEmployees are required to participate in the Baltimore County Employees' Retirement System (ERS), with very limited exceptions.\n\nPaid Leave\nPaid benefits listed below vary depending upon the Classification.\n\nSick Leave\nVacation Leave\nPersonal Leave\nHolidays\nBereavement Leave\nJury Leave\nMilitary Leave\n\nBaltimore County Employees Federal Credit Union\nMembership in Baltimore County Employees Federal Credit Union offers a full range of savings programs, loans, checking, direct deposit, payroll deduction, savings bonds, and other financial services.\n\nDirect Deposit\nPayroll through direct deposit to the financial institution selected by employee is required.\n\nEducational Assistance\n70 to 80 percent tuition reimbursement following successful completion of pre-approved courses related to position. Amount of reimbursement and fiscal year dollar limitations vary with bargaining group.\n\nDeferred Compensation\nNationwide Retirement Solutions offers a 457 retirement plan allowing for payroll contributions of tax deferred dollars to investment options of your choice.\n\nDisclaimer\nThis is only a summary of benefits and policies in Baltimore County. Any benefit or policy may be changed at any time at the discretion of the administration. 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