Position Function
Work collaboratively with a team of Data Quality Specialists and with Finance and other departments, to ensure the accuracy and timeliness of data related to children, families, placements services and court hearings. Responsible for correcting inaccurate data, investigating data quality problems and advocating for improvement in data workflows. Reconcile data entered in multiple internal and external data systems to ensure alignment. Validate data, identify and fix data problems, and assist Our Community Our Kids with centralizing and standardizing data across units and programs.
Educational Requirements
High School Diploma. Bachelor’s degree preferred.
Experience Requirements
Two years of experience with healthcare/business office operations, database management, data entry and billing activities. Must be proficient Microsoft Office with an intermediate skill level in Excel and Outlook. Strong oral and written communication skills.
Functional Requirements
Familiarity with child welfare preferred. Demonstrated ability to operate comfortably out of multiple systems and databases. Ability to collaborate effectively to solve complex problems.
Occasional exposure to children. Frequent computer usage/typing required. Fast paced environment.
The Data Quality Specialist will have access to confidential records including youth files, foster care and adoption records, and foster parent information. Must maintain confidentiality and follow policies related to personnel records and client records.
Key Expectations/Responsibilities
The above noted job description is not intended to describe, in detail, the multitude of tasks that may be assigned but rather to give the employee a general sense of the responsibilities and expectations of his/her position. As the nature of business demands change so, too, may the essential functions of this position.
Requirements
Educational Requirements
High School Diploma. Bachelor’s degree preferred.
Experience Requirements
Two years of experience with healthcare/business office operations, database management, data entry and billing activities. Must be proficient Microsoft Office with an intermediate skill level in Excel and Outlook. Strong oral and written communication skills.
Functional Requirements
Familiarity with child welfare preferred. Demonstrated ability to operate comfortably out of multiple systems and databases. Ability to collaborate effectively to solve complex problems.
ACH Child and Family Services has been serving North Texas for more than a century with the mission of protecting children and preserving families. Our vision is for families to thrive and children to experience safety, hope and love. Are you able to connect with youth who need a caring adult to advocate for them? Or perhaps you’re passionate about providing support to children and families? If you want to make a difference, desire a challenge and aren’t afraid of hard work, then consider a career with ACH.
Whether your passion is advocacy or providing support to children and families, check out our job offerings at hiremeach.org. We offer competitive benefits and a warm-hearted culture that is rooted in our values of childhood, families, effective services, stewardship, spirituality, advocacy, and learning.
At ACH, we depend on every staff member to lead the way and deliver results that often exceed the expectations of our agency, our clients, and our community. The work can be challenging, but knowing you’re truly making life better for abused and neglected children is incredibly rewarding.
ACH is a United Way of Tarrant County agency.
