Much of the work involves program analysis or providing technical assistance to program agents and developing and carrying out program monitoring systems. Incumbents of this class are knowledgeable in several facets of economic opportunity programs and are able to initiate and carry out assignments with minimal supervision.
Direction is received from higher level specialists or supervisors.
Assesses adherence of program deliverers to federal regulations and state policy and recommends corrective action where appropriate. Promotes understanding and acceptance of economic opportunity programs and interprets regulations to local political subdivisions, regional councils and community action agencies. Conducts training to orientate programs for community action agency boards and staff. Works with other staff in developing economic opportunity programs and training programs. Provides information and data to regional and state agencies relative to the problems and needs of low income people.