Case Research & Coordination Lead - Human Services Program - Remote

Summary: The Workforce Group, a LEMOINE company, is seeking a detail-oriented Case Research & Coordination Lead to support a nationwide federal human services program serving vulnerable populations, including youth, young adults, and families. This role leads address research, address verification, case coordination function, case intake oversight, location research, case queue management, field assignment coordination, documentation tracking, and follow-up support. The Case Research & Coordination Lead is accountable for the quality and timeliness of the team's work. Address determinations must meet the standard of confidence-scored, documentable, and defensible findings. Using lawful open-source, commercially available, and legally permissible records to determine whether identified address are current, residential, and suitable for field action.This position requires strong research skills, accurate documentation, sound judgment, confidentiality, and the ability to manage multiple case actions in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment. 

Duties and Responsibilities:  

• Lead daily operations of the address research, address verification, and case coordination function, setting work queue priorities and balancing workload across analysts and coordinators.
  
• Oversee address development, redevelopment, and verification to ensure determinations are made using approved tools, records, databases, and that each is supported by documented research steps, source rationale, and confidence scoring.
  
• Review and approve case determinations, escalations, and rework, serve as the escalation point for complex, conflicting, or high-priority cases. 
  
• Coordinate movement of cases through research, field assignment, quality review, data entry, language access, and reporting stages.
  
• Direct case routing to field teams based on geography, urgency, language needs, revisit probability, travel considerations, and operational capacity.
  
• Own monitoring of case milestones and 10-calendar-day timeliness deadlines; identify at risk cases early and drive corrective action. 
  
• Supervise, train, and develop Address Research/Location Analysts and case coordination staff.
  
• Monitor individual and team performance against accuracy and timeliness standards.
  
• Direct redeployment and follow-up activity when a participant is not located, and address changes, or additional information is needed.
  
• Maintain accurate case coordination documentation, communication logs, assignment records, and status reporting in approved systems, trackers, forms or databases. 
  
• Identify potential documentation gaps, conflicting information, duplicate records, or incomplete case information and implement corrective measures.  
  
• Partner with program leadership, field operations, quality review, language access, and data/reporting functions to support timely, accurate case progression.
  
• Protect sensitive participant, program, and Government-related information.  
  
• Maintain professional, objective, and accurate documentation without unsupported conclusions or personal opinions.  
  
• Participate in required training, operational briefings, quality assurance activities, and staff meetings.  
  
• Perform additional duties as assigned.  
  

Qualifications, Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: High school diploma or equivalent required.  Minimum three years of experience in records research, address validation, case coordination, dispatch, scheduling, records review, human services support, field operations support, including at least one year in a lead, supervisory, or senior coordination capacity. Experience leading or supporting field-based operations teams or geographically dispersed programs is highly preferred. Experience supporting vulnerable populations, youth, young adults, families or culturally diverse communities.

This position is primarily remote or operations hub-based and requires regular use of computers, secure systems, phones, email, spreadsheets, and electronic documentation tools. The role supports fast-moving case operations and requires accuracy, confidentiality, responsiveness, and consistent communication with team members. The schedule may vary based on operational needs, case volume, geography, field team availability, and program deadlines. Evening, weekend, holiday, extended hour, or surge assignments may be required. Limited travel may be required for training, meetings, surge support, or operational coverage. 

Federal Contract Requirements 

Employment is contingent upon successful completion of all pre-employment screening requirements, including background checks, drug screening, motor vehicle records review, reference checks and other job-related screening requirements. Employment is also contingent upon successful completion of required federal background/suitability review, favorable credit check, security processing, and program-specific onboarding before beginning work. 

Employees assigned to this program must complete required training, protect sensitive information, comply with standards of conduct, maintain professional boundaries, and follow all reporting, confidentiality, privacy, and information security requirements. Employees may be required to sign confidentiality, non-disclosure, conflict-of-interest, and standards-of-conduct acknowledgments.