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Company | MassDEP |
Address | Boston, MA, United States |
Employment type | FULL_TIME |
Salary | |
Category | Government Administration |
Expires | 2023-08-18 |
Posted at | 9 months ago |
- This position is designated as a Management position and is covered by the Personnel Policies and Procedures Manual.
- This is a temporary position funded by a grant subject to approval by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.
- This position is grant funded until the end of June 30, 2024.
- Assists users in each Juvenile Court division to gain independence in the use of available data tools and their functions;
- Plans and implements project updates and communication, interprets data, and prepares interim and final reports at the direction of and in collaboration with Administrative Office of the Juvenile Court and the Department of Research and Planning;
- Uses child welfare-based databases in Tableau in support of project implementation and communication;
- Works with Juvenile Court Administrative Office and Department of Research and Planning staff in system implementation, and ongoing staff support for technical systems including the MassCourts case management system;
- Works and collaborates with employees and other stakeholders to determine ways to improve data operations in order to measure Continuous Quality Improvement in the processing of child welfare cases;
- Differentiates the needs of the various stakeholders and creates action plans to assure successful implementation and integration of the Pathways model into daily practice;
- Orchestrates a continual feedback loop of data outcomes in order to motivate continuous improvement of permanency outcomes for children in the juvenile court process;
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