• Finances
• Payroll
• Human Resources
• Reconciling
• Facilities
• Maintain Records

• Giles County

David Foster
Vocational Specialist

Phone:

540-315-5654

• Floyd County

• Montgomery County

• Radford City

• Managing the Director's calendar
• Maintaining departmental website
• Maintaining project and research files, including student files
• Assisting with light research, including obtaining documents and publications
• Providing logistical support for meetings, seminars, workshops, etc.
• Coordinating national and international travel
• Supporting institute faculty and staff in assigned project-based work

• Travel
• Accounts payable, purchasing
• Supplies
• Reconcile financial records
• Oversee tracking and reporting fixed assets
• Oversee leave reports
• Generate and distribute financial reports
• Maintain fiscal and business files

• SSI Advocacy for Adults & Children

Amanda Williams
Vocational Specialist

Phone:

540-315-5644

• Pulaski County

• Provides administrative and logistics support to the FRU management and staff;
• Human Resources Information System (HRIS) Banner representative;
• Assist with activities that secure initial and continued eligibility for children in receipt of CSA funds for other public assistance programs, specifically Title II (Social Security), Title IV-E, Title IV-D (Child Support), Title XVI (Supplemental Security Income)

• Provides technical support to the FRU Medicaid Case Analyst in obtaining appropriate collateral information to evaluate initial and continuing eligibility for continuing Comprehensive Services (CSA) and Title XIX (Medicaid) eligibility for each child served by Fairfax County Comprehensive Services Act (CSA).

• Prepare and file Civil Petitions for Support at the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court;
• Perform all activities related to establishing Judicial Support Orders (JSOs) in juvenile court;
• Maintain accurate knowledge of relevant federal and state law, rules and regulations for Title IV-D funding

• Determine the initial eligibility of children in receipt of CSA funds for other public assistance programs, specifically Title II (Social Security), Title IV-E (AFDC-FC), Title IV-D (Child Support), Title XVI (Supplemental Security Income), and to maintain the child’s continuing eligibility;
• Comprehensive knowledge of complex federal and state laws governing public assistance programs;
• Ability to research, obtain, interpret, and integrate information from many sources;
• Thorough knowledge of physiological and mental health impairments. Expertise in assessing and evaluating functional limitations based on medical and/or mental health records.

• Determine the initial eligibility of children in receipt of CSA funds for other public assistance programs, specifically Title II (Social Security), Title IV-E (AFDC-FC), Title IV-D (Child Support), Title XVI (Supplemental Security Income), and to maintain the child’s continuing eligibility;
• Comprehensive knowledge of complex federal and state laws governing public assistance programs;
• Ability to research, obtain, interpret, and integrate information from many sources;
• Thorough knowledge of physiological and mental health impairments. Expertise in assessing and evaluating functional limitations based on medical and/or mental health records.