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Deputy Chief Investigator

Town of Hempstead

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Location
Hempstead, NY
Schedule
Full-time
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Requirements

Credentials this posting asks for.

Associate's degreeNew York Driver's License

Job overview

The Deputy Chief Investigator assists the Chief Investigator in overseeing confidential investigative work and performs independent inquiries. The role investigates workers’ compensation, employment, litigation, and freedom of information matters through interviews, document review, inspections, and other appropriate means. It also involves preparing confidential reports, providing testimony when required, and potentially supervising clerical staff.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

InvestigationsEvidence GatheringInterviewingDocument ExaminationReport WritingStaff Supervision

Qualifications

Associate Degree or HigherCriminal Justice or Related Field10 Years Investigative Experience5 Years Supervisory ExperienceNew York Driver's License

Full job description

We are seeking a Deputy Chief Investigator to join our team. The ideal candidate will assist the chief Investigator in overseeing the performance of confidential investigative work. This position requires the use of independent judgement in performing confidential inquiries of go matters. Duties: - Search and collection of pertinent facts for such matters as, workers compensation, employment matters, litigations and freedom of information law requests. - Conducts inquiries by interviewing witnesses, examining a wide range of documents, initiating personal inspections and through similar appropriate means. - Prepare comprehensive reports. The sensitive nature of reports requires that strict confidentiality must be maintained. - As required, furnish testimony at legal proceedings, formal hearings and other venues. - May supervise designated clerical staff as needed. Qualifications: - Possession of an associate degree or higher with major work in Criminal Justice or closely related field. -Ten years of full-time, paid experience in the conduct of investigations, gathering evidence and information for a private or governmental agency, five of those years must have been in a supervisory capacity. - Valid and current Drivers License issued by New York State Department of Motor Vehicles. Job Type: Full-time Pay: Commensurate with Experience

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