Texas Health and Human Services Commission
Plenty of over time
A typical day at work is seeing the accomplishments of the fellow residents. Helping them over come current obstacle. I've learnt a great deal in understanding the needs and care of the Mentally handicapped, and special needs individuals.
The hardest part of the job is dealing with challenging behaviors.
And my most favorable is seeing them smile and have a positive attitude. - less
The hardest part of the job is dealing with challenging behaviors.
And my most favorable is seeing them smile and have a positive attitude. - less
ProsHealth benefits. and Retirement Plans.
ConsTurn over rate high, 12 hr to 14 hr shifts, Inadequate break time, Management needs much improvement.
What are people saying about the leadership at Texas Health and Human Services Commission?
67%
of employees approve of CEO’s performance
CEO Approval is based on 351 ratings
What are people discussing at Texas Health and Human Services Commission?
Top questions about Texas Health and Human Services Commission
- What is the most stressful part about working at Texas Health and Human Services Commission?18 people answered
- What is the interview process like?13 people answered
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What do employees say about Texas Health and Human Services Commission's culture and work-life balance?
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A typical day would began with the compilation of data and statistics to be submitted to the Program Manager. In the submission of the data there are justification for errors found on each case on the report. The explanation are the results of reviews according to agency policy and procedures. Error correction is a primary responsibility to ensure the correct issuance of benefits to the client in a timely manner. Time management is a primary focus for all duties; speed and accuracy. I learned in my job responsibilities how to become an effective leader, communicator and motivator. The work ... - less
Prosbuilding relationships
Consstress peeks
How much does Texas Health and Human Services Commission pay their employees?
Texas Works Advisor
521 salaries reported
$2,896 per month
$1,300
$5,100
27% of Texas Works Advisor employees at Texas Health and Human Services Commission think they are paid fairly.
Based on 143 ratings
Clerk
333 salaries reported
$2,335 per month
$1,200
$4,000
36% of Clerk employees at Texas Health and Human Services Commission think they are paid fairly.
Based on 36 ratings
Eligibility Specialist
118 salaries reported
$2,928 per month
$1,200
$5,400
30% of Eligibility Specialist employees at Texas Health and Human Services Commission think they are paid fairly.
Based on 10 ratings
What jobs are available at Texas Health and Human Services Commission?
- Laredo, TX
- Pasadena, TX
- Edinburg, TX
- Brownsville, TX
- Mesquite, TX
- Human Resources Specialist
- Office Clerk
- Registered Nurse
- File Clerk
- Loss Prevention Officer