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Jefferson County

Quality Assurance Specialist

Pay: $26.90–$29.98/hr
Posted: 3 weeks ago
Location: Jefferson, WI (Onsite)
Last Updated: 3 weeks ago
Hours: Full-Time
Expires: 9/22/2026

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A Quality Assurance Specialist specializes in the prevention of faults in manufactured products and solutions.

$63,628 / year median in Wisconsin

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Quality Assurance Specialist Jefferson County $26.90
  • 29.98 per hour
  • Wage & Benefits We pay $26.90
  • $29.98/ hour based on candidate's successful experience and qualification. Benefit Highlights
  • Health insurance
  • Health insurance Opt Out Plan
  • Dental & Vision insurance
  • Life insurance
  • United States, Wisconsin, Jefferson 311 South Center Avenue (Show on map) Aug 20, 2026 ABOUT
THE ECONOMIC SUPPORT DIVISION OF JEFFERSON COUNTY
The Economic Support Division within Jefferson County Human Services serves Jefferson County residents who are low income, faced with an economic setback, and/or need additional financial support as they work towards greater self-sufficiency.
WHAT YOU WILL DO
The purpose of this position is to ensure accuracy, compliance, and consistency in the administration of the FoodShare program. This position performs quality reviews of eligibility determinations, monitors compliance with federal and state regulations, utilizes Department of Health Services quality assurance tools, and supports Southern Consortium quality assurance and operational processes.
SOME ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES
You will be successful in this role by completing the following tasks and responsibilities: Conduct quality assurance reviews of FoodShare eligibility cases to ensure compliance with federal, state, and county policies and procedures. Review and evaluate eligibility determinations, case documentation, processing timelines, and benefit calculations for accuracy. Utilize Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) quality assurance tools, reports, and review systems to monitor program performance and compliance. Apply and support Southern Consortium quality assurance procedures, workflows, and operational standards. Identify trends, deficiencies, and areas of risk within FoodShare case management practices and recommend corrective actions.