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Deputy Coroner

County Coroner · Part Time

STARTING PAY: $10.60 salary
Filled (Apr 13, 2018) status
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Deputy Coroner

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Posted Mar 1, 2018; Filled (Apr 13, 2018)

Job Summary

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  • Provide operational assistance in the conduct of medical/legal investigations and removing/transporting
  • bodies for the Taney County Coroner.

Responsibilities And Duties

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  • Answer telephone to gather information to decide to assume or decline death jurisdiction; respond via
  • telephone or scene response to deaths where jurisdiction is assumed; if requested by the Coroner, respond
  • to inquiries from media, investigative agencies, public families, etc.
  • Investigate death scene; determine if scene is secured and safe; determine disposition of body and make
  • visual examination of body if appropriate; record scene observations, ensure photo-document death scene
  • and remains and interview witnesses; conduct follow-up investigation for unresolved issues such as
  • identification, notification and information regarding manner and cause of death.
  • Establish and/or initiate positive identification process; transport and/or arrange transportation of remains;
  • locate and notify next of kin, physician, or legal representative.
  • Communicate and disseminate investigation findings
  • First responder, EMT or paramedic or other training recommended
  • Some knowledge of crime scene investigations preferred

Qualifications And Skills

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  • High School Diploma or GED
  • 20 hours CEU training each year
  • Completion of emergency vehicle training, blood borne pathogens, fire arms training, physiological first
  • aid, ICS and grievance training
  • STARTING PAY: $10.60

Salary

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  • STARTING PAY: $10.60

Status

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  • Part time
  • Taney County is a substance free, Equal Employment Opportunity Employer (EEOE). Contact
  • Human Resources at (417)546-7237 for information. Applications can be obtained at the Human
  • Resources Department or online at www.taneycounty.org.
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  • 20 hours CEU training each year
  • STATUS: Part time

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  • Applications will be accepted until filled. Candidates must be available on call.
  • Taney County is a substance free, Equal Employment Opportunity Employer (EEOE). Contact
  • Human Resources at (417)546-7237 for information. Applications can be obtained at the Human

Posting Duration

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  • Applications will be accepted until filled. Candidates must be available on call.

Posting Benefits Package

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  • Package: Cerf Pension Term & Change Form
  • Effective: Sep 26, 2013

Overview

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  • This historical package referenced CERF retirement materials for county employees.
  • The brochure explains benefits under the CERF Pension Plan; official plan rules remain the final authority.

Participation

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  • Participation in the CERF Pension Plan is mandatory for eligible employees hired on or after January 1, 2000 who work at least 1,000 hours during the year.
  • Eligible part-time employees who reach 1,000 hours enroll on July 1 if they reach that mark on or before June 30, or on January 1 of the following year if they reach it later.
  • Once enrolled, participants remain in CERF until they terminate county employment for more than 30 days.

Employee Contributions

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  • Non-LAGERS participants hired on or after February 25, 2002 contribute 6% of gross salary.
  • Non-LAGERS participants are also required to make a 0.7% contribution to the 401(a) plan.
  • LAGERS participants hired on or after February 25, 2002 contribute 4% of gross salary.

Vesting And Retirement

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  • Members become vested after eight years of continuous creditable service during which they receive pay for at least 1,000 hours in each year.
  • A vested member is eligible for a full benefit at age 62 or an actuarially reduced benefit as early as age 55.
  • If an employee leaves county service before vesting, employee contributions are refunded or may be rolled over to another eligible retirement plan.

Contact

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  • County Employees' Retirement Fund, 2121 Schotthill Woods Drive, Jefferson City, MO 65101
  • Toll-free: (877) 632-2373
  • Website: www.mocerf.org