Responsibilities:
Responsible for screening applicants, enrolling, disqualifying, certifying and authorizing WIC checks for participants in the program via the ISIS computer system. Works closely with other employees to ensure the smooth operation of the clinic. Teaches nutrition education classes.
Assists in maintaining security and inventory of the checkstock. Assists with training employees in the clinic. Handles minor participant problems/questions at the clinic or refers them to the supervisor. Assists in setting up and cleaning up of clinic on a daily basis.
Assists in updating of WIC computer files, answers phones, contacts participants by phone or mail, as needed. Attends inservice meetings as scheduled. Participates in all safety programs which may include assignment to an emergency response team. Participates in hazardous waste and infection control assignments as required in the health center (or if in a co-located site) which may include being designated as an emergency responder to a hazardous substance release or spill; performing infection control data collection, evaluation, reporting and follow-up as specified in the NEVHC clinical health services policy and procedures manual. Performs any other duties as necessary to ensure that the clinic is running smoothly and efficiently.

Knowledge and Abilities:
Good communication skills.
Knowledge of the policies and procedures for the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program as they relate to the position.
Working knowledge of clinic procedures.
Ability to work as a team member with the WIC staff.