Activities have specific objectives and content, but coordination of, and with, related activities is required. Human relations skills are critical to understand, develop, persuade, motivate, collaborate with and lead others.
Impact is primary.
Conducts detailed and comprehensive studies of governmental programs so that management and client groups are informed about program activities, program needs and future program services are identified. Testifies before departmental policy committees and recommends appropriate action in the areas of project funding, special stipulations and program administration. Qualitative and quantitative analysis sufficient to evaluate program results and to critique the analytical methods and results of other public program professionals. Governmental budgeting and legislative processes sufficient to consolidate multiple program activities and to propose legislative initiatives to meet current and future program needs. Law and administrative procedures sufficient to serve as a technical expert before departmental policy committees and other public forums.