Total 31 Senior Executive job vacancies in Alexandria, Virginia

Serves as the subject matter expert for guardianship acquisition for the Social Work Service Line.

Must be a skilled communicator capable of developing effective partnerships with local, state, and federal agencies, as well as non-governmental organizations.

As a part of an interdisciplinary team, the social worker assesses the bio-psychosocial stressors that have contributed to a patient's hospitalization, assists in the formation of the treatment plan, and develops a carefully thought out plan for treatment and discharge.

Conduct meetings with patients and their families, and collaborate with outpatient providers and community agencies to realize a plan that actualizes the patient's strengths and existing supports, while honoring the patient's values, goals, and preferences.

Must have advanced practice knowledge and understanding of the services and benefits available from both federal, state, and private sector resources, with specific emphasis on Veterans involved with or anticipated to be involved with guardianship proceedings.

May be assigned administrative responsibility for clinical program development and is accountable for clinical program effectiveness and modification of service patterns. Assignments include clinical settings where they have limited access to onsite supervision such as CBOCs or satellite outpatient clinics. Collaborates with the other members of the treatment team in the provision of comprehensive health care services to Veterans, ensures equity of access, service, and benefits to this population, ensures the care provided is of the highest quality.

Provides leadership, direction, orientation, coaching, in-service training, staff development, and continuing education programs for assigned social work staff. They serve on committees, work groups, and task forces at the facility, VISN and national level, or in the community as deemed appropriate by the supervisor, Social Work Executive or Chief of Social Work Services.

Performs other directly related as assigned.

Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8am - 4pm
Telework: Not Available
Virtual: This is not a virtual position.
Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized
Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized

Serves as the subject matter expert for guardianship acquisition for the Social Work Service Line.

Must be a skilled communicator capable of developing effective partnerships with local, state, and federal agencies, as well as non-governmental organizations.

As a part of an interdisciplinary team, the social worker assesses the bio-psychosocial stressors that have contributed to a patient's hospitalization, assists in the formation of the treatment plan, and develops a carefully thought out plan for treatment and discharge.

Conduct meetings with patients and their families, and collaborate with outpatient providers and community agencies to realize a plan that actualizes the patient's strengths and existing supports, while honoring the patient's values, goals, and preferences.

Must have advanced practice knowledge and understanding of the services and benefits available from both federal, state, and private sector resources, with specific emphasis on Veterans involved with or anticipated to be involved with guardianship proceedings.

May be assigned administrative responsibility for clinical program development and is accountable for clinical program effectiveness and modification of service patterns. Assignments include clinical settings where they have limited access to onsite supervision such as CBOCs or satellite outpatient clinics. Collaborates with the other members of the treatment team in the provision of comprehensive health care services to Veterans, ensures equity of access, service, and benefits to this population, ensures the care provided is of the highest quality.

Provides leadership, direction, orientation, coaching, in-service training, staff development, and continuing education programs for assigned social work staff. They serve on committees, work groups, and task forces at the facility, VISN and national level, or in the community as deemed appropriate by the supervisor, Social Work Executive or Chief of Social Work Services.

Performs other directly related as assigned.

Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8am - 4pm
Telework: Not Available
Virtual: This is not a virtual position.
Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized
Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized

As a Senior Charge Card Program Coordinator within the Office of Acquisition & Grants, some of your specific duties will include:

• Communicate with customers to build collaborative partnerships and furnish guidance and technical assistance to cardholders and their administrative personnel to accomplish USGS projects and programs.
• Formulate policy and procedures to implement Bureau Charge Card Program to include analyzing the Bureau Charge Card Program to determine efficiency and effectiveness, best practices, and areas for systematic improvement or individual bureau weaknesses.
• Serve as the Bureau's liaison with the charge card issuer to include overseeing the bank's compliance with contract.
• Develop and present training and briefing sessions on program related topics, use of the card, and servicing bank's electronic system.

This is a Defense Intelligence Senior Level (DISL) position that functions as the Senior Advisor, Strategy Coordination Program Office (SCPO) within the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence and Security (OUSD(I&S)).

Major duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to the following:

• Serves as a recognized expert providing technical expertise, analysis, advance solutions, and recommendations to Collection and Special Programs leadership on future initiatives and capabilities against strategic competitors in the areas of national defense, national security, intelligence, counterintelligence, and other interagency intelligence-related matters and activities.
• Works collaboratively with the Intelligence Community and US Government Interagency partners to facilitate the rapid and effective use of intelligence to identify and mitigate threats to US interests.
• Leads the DoD efforts to provide intelligence and counterintelligence assessment, analysis, evaluation, interpretation, dissemination of information, advance solutions, and recommendations to OUSD(I&S) leadership and interagency partners.
• Oversees the Program Office in identifying, assessing, and neutralizing foreign intelligence activities and capabilities mitigating threats, as well as developing new concepts, methodologies, and risk mitigation strategies to address and better respond to these issues.
• Participates in technology innovation, research, and development to create new or to enhance existing capabilities to improve detection of threats.
• Provides expert advice on SCPO capabilities, intentions, and activities to inform and influence National Security policy, DoD policy, OUSD(I&S) policy, and Congressional legislation.

Major Duties and Responsibilities:

Lead the monitoring and the implementation of interagency plans by coordinating and integrating competing requirements and priorities of multiple stakeholders; plan and participate in interagency meetings.

Evaluate, integrate, review, and develop planning efforts for area of responsibility in coordination with the Open Source Intelligence (OSIE) Executive (OSIE) and OSINT Functional Manager, and in collaboration with other US Government agencies.

Manage the Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) and Document and Media Exploitation (DOMEX) portfolio, including a wide range of topics and issues spanning the Publicly and Commercially Available Information (PAI and CAI)

Maintain awareness of community capabilities, enterprise initiatives, and data acquisitions to assist with enterprise deconfliction across disciplines, coordinate acquisitions with the ICCFO and inform ODNI senior executive leadership on common equities.

Conduct in-depth assessments of OSINT and DOMEX capabilities and provide expert counsel to ODNI senior executive leadership, National Intelligence Managers (NIMs), and National Intelligence Collection Officers (NICOs), to support decision-making on collection enterprise issues.

Develop substantive inputs to the intelligence planning, programming, budgeting, and evaluation process in order to secure funding for OSINT and DOMEX-related capabilities.

Provide direct advice to ODNI senior leadership on Open Source activities including budget and resources, topical issues and challenges, congressional actions, and talking points; coordinate actions across the OSINT community to include Defense Intelligence, non-Title 50 organizations, US allies, industry, and mission performance.

Work together with the other intelligence disciplines to identify requirements for multi-INT collection, analysis and missions performance.

Act as liaison with ODNI elements and other agencies with responsibility for OSINT collection and DOMEX activities to ensure alignment of programs, procedures, budgets, acquisitions, and guidelines.

Advise Deputy Director for Mission Integration (DMI), Mission Priorities, Analysis, and Collection (MPAC) and other ODNI leadership personnel with a collection mission on OSINT and DOMEX programs; serve as a subject matter expert for integrating OSINT and DOMEX capabilities,; and provide strategic guidance to USG OSINT and DOMEX organizations.

Lead the development of initiatives that will improve partnerships, promote best practices, and foster integration across the spectrum of intelligence disciplines, while standardizing and unify the IC OSINT Enterprise.

Support DMI initiatives to address cross-cutting enterprise challenges and mission management priorities that can leverage OSINT and DOMEX capabilities.

Support community decision-making for OSINT and DOMEX issues to align collection capabilities against enduring and emerging national intelligence priorities, programs, and initiatives ensuring coordination among the major collection disciplines.

Brief senior ODNI leaders, IC members, policymakers, military decision makers, members of Congress, and other major stakeholders on OSINT and DOMEX issues.

The United States Space Force (USSF) at the Pentagon is searching for an Executive Support Specialist, CSRO (NH-0301-03, GS-12/13 Equivalent).

Description:
Are you ready to take your career to new heights? Join the Space Force at the Pentagon as an Executive Support Specialist, where you'll be at the forefront of strategic operations for the 3-Star Deputy Chief of Space Operations. The position is face-paced and high visibility role, you'll play a crucial part in ensuring that our senior leadership is always in the right place at the right time. Your daily tasks will include synchronizing calendars with top officials like the Secretary of the Air Force and the Chief of Space Operations, developing travel itineraries for CONUS and OCONUS and leading weekly calendar reviews. If you thrive in a dynamic environment and love coordinating high-level activities, this is the perfect opportunity for you! You'll be responsible for managing travel logistics, coordinating executive participation in major conferences, and handling incoming calls-all while supporting a mission that's out of this world. If you're organized, proactive, and ready to make an impact, we want to hear for you

Ideal Candidate:
The ideal candidate for the Executive Assistance position should have a strong background in executive office management and automation, particularly within the DoD. Experience in managing multiple executives' calendars and have in-depth knowledge of the Microsoft Office Suite. Additionally, proficiency in critical programs such as the Government Credit Card, Government Purchase Credit Card, and the Defense Travel System is essential. Strong professional communication skills are a must, as the candidate will need to confidently interact with senior service leadership.

Key Skills and Abilities:
1. Knowledge of the organizational and functional responsibilities and operations of the employing organization.
2. Knowledge of various office automation software programs, tools, and techniques to support office operations
and produce a variety of documents such as letters, reports, and spreadsheets.
3. Knowledge of protocol principles and associated regulations, policies, directives, procedural guides,
precedents and instructions, and military and civilian rank structure in order to coordinate and assure adherence
to proper ceremony and etiquette.
4. Skill in managing multiple complex projects simultaneously.
5. Skill in interpreting functional policies, procedures, and techniques to develop viable programmatic options for
satisfying the organization's changing priorities.
6. Skill in interpersonal relationships to work with senior officials.
7. Ability to communicate orally and in writing.
8. Ability to plan and organize work.
9. Ability to access or locate information through the use of a person, computer or terminal.
10. Ability to work cooperatively as a member of a team.

As a your typical work assignments may include:

• Providing technical financial analysis support, liaison and coordination for DEA's annual audit and review of financial audit recommendations and requirements.
• Serving as a senior financial analyst with control over continuing analysis of essential plans, actions and accomplishments to achieve compliance.
• Providing technical and procedural direction and guidance for certifying obligations for a significant organizational component or to fulfill multi-year objectives for a program.
• Advising for DEA policies and issues pertaining to financial analysis for DEA and fulfills multi-year objectives.

Duties Include:

• Assesses patients' understanding of his/her diagnosis and prosed treatments.
• Helps Veterans cope with the end of life or cancer diagnosis and the many emotions that arise.
• Provides education/instruction regarding self-relaxation and other coping strategies.
• Assesses treatment options when factoring in work, family, and the Veteran's other obligations.
• Participates as member of the Hampton VAMC Cancer Committee.
• Assists with interagency collaboration when Veteran's care involves multiple entities.
• Provides education related to the patient's VA and disability benefits.
• Provides referrals and linkage to community agencies with specialized benefits.
• Counsel individuals, couples, and families or referrals to specialized benefits.
• Provides resources and facilitates access to appropriate support groups and educational programs.
• Facilitates communication between the treatment team, Veteran, and family, including advocacy.
• Facilitates family discussions and illness, healthcare, and life changes.
• Initiates and facilitates end of life planning/preference of care with the use of Advance Directives for Healthcare.
• Coordinates discharge planning, inpatient and outpatient placements into residential care facilities, subacute skilled nursing facilities, and adult day healthcare programs.

Major duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• Tracks other Financial Management initiatives to include, but not limited to, Congressional taskers, Government Accountability Office and DoD Inspector General studies, and the Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Execution (PPBE) Reform Commission recommendations.
• Proposes recommendations to the Deputy Comptroller, EFT to streamline transformational efforts with clear EFT outputs, along with defined linkages with relevant Office of the Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller) (OUSD(C)) organizations, to meet desired USD(C) outcomes through regular internal progress reviews with leadership.
• Assists with the identification, prioritization, and review of processes, information, and systems that drive the DoD towards a simplified and standardized financial management environment.
• Works across the OUSD(C) organization along with the Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office, Chief Information Officer, and Military Departments and Defense Agencies and Field Activities, to include Industry partners, to develop and deliver financial tools to monitor, report, and analyze financial data to inform data-driven decision making through all phases and elements of the PPBE processes.
• Builds on cross-cutting initiatives to improve data quality and data products through solid data management principles and practices to identify and develop tools for targeted applications.

Typical work assignments include, but are not limited to:

• Providing advice on major substantive and managerial issues in preparation for the Chief Human Capital Officer Assistant Secretarial decision on a variety of strategic communication, policy matters, and special projects.
• Participating in high level discussion and meetings on matters pertaining to project plans and process improvements.
• Analyzing proposals and problems, contacts officials at high levels, and coordinates and evaluates recommendations.
• Performing special assignments as requested and initiating projects and working groups as the result of human capital initiatives, or in anticipation of senior leaderships need.

• Serve as a principal administrative assistant to the Office, Deputy Chief of Staff, G-8 (ODCS, G-8).
• Responsible for the direction and performance of all administrative support functions and associated managerial tasks within the ODCS, G-8's staff.
• Perform data management and analysis as required in performance of duties.
• Require skill to be conversant in the operations and programs for which the G-8 is responsible, knowledgeable about the interactions among the staff, and familiar with the personal philosophy of the G-8.

• You will analyze trends and patterns regarding broad areas of investigative interests.
• You will lead the implementation of a program to collect, analyze, and publish crime statistics for DON leadership.
• You will assign daily tasks, direct work and set standards and priorities.
• You will assign daily tasks, direct work and set standards and priorities.
• You will prepare reports and maintain records of work accomplishments and administrative information as required.

As a SUPERVISORY EXECUTIVE PROGRAM SPECIALIST you will be responsible for the following duties:

• Ensure the Director's strategic objectives and priorities are conveyed to DCSA Component leadership.
• Represent DCSA in administrative forums during development and coordination of various work products, to include correspondence, policies, and similar instruments, and in general advocate DCSA's positions with Department of Defense and other Federal Government organizations.
• Review all policies, guidance, and correspondence signed by the Director, Deputy Director, or Chief of Staff to ensure such documents are clear, accurate, well-written, and properly coordinated by all stakeholders.
• Oversee the assignment and tracking of tasks initiated by the Office of the DCSA Director or higher headquarters; ensure all tasks are properly assigned, coordinated, and staffed.
• Manage high-priority special projects for the Office of the DCSA Director, to include conducting detailed research, collaborating with agency leaders, and recommending solutions to complex problems.
• Assist in responding to in-depth, substantive inquiries from higher headquarters regarding complex program issues, Congressional inquiries, DCSA stakeholders, and other important or urgent issues involving DCSA mission areas.
• Oversee administrative workflow and products and supervise support personnel assigned to the Executive Secretariat in the Office of the DCSA Director, to include overseeing the Agency Records and Forms Management Programs, Plain Writing Program, and Information Collection Program.

• • Uses knowledge of the theory and principles of management and organization, administrative practices and procedures, channels of communication, and organizational structure to assess and evaluate staffing requirements and assign staff.
• • Establishes, prioritizes, initiates, and monitors all agency administrative actions.
• • Incumbent reviews correspondence from SecDef, SecArmy, Army Staff, Congress and its staff and the general public. Primary point of contact with all external agencies.
• • Serves as the Mission Partner Identity, Credential and Access Manager (MP ICAM) for non-government employees.
• • Serves as the timekeeper for Time and Attendance of Army Test and Evaluation Office (ATEO).
• • Responsible for developing strategies for internal and external integration of day-to-day and long-range projects and activities.
• • Evaluates administrative practices and procedures to determine operational effectiveness and efficiency.
• • Analyzes problems of administrative matters and recommends solutions.
• • Uses expert knowledge of protocol at Secretariat level including correct channels for official communications as well as a thorough knowledge or proper preparation and handling of material in accordance with security requirements.
• • Provides oversight and administrative control over an array of protocol activities, to include dissemination of events and executive scheduling.
• • Incumbent carries out high priority and special assignments by developing critical background information, conducting coordination, assessing data and feedback, reconciling conflicts, and developing recommendations for action.

• • Uses knowledge of the theory and principles of management and organization, administrative practices and procedures, channels of communication, and organizational structure to assess and evaluate staffing requirements and assign staff.
• • Establishes, prioritizes, initiates, and monitors all agency administrative actions.
• • Incumbent reviews correspondence from SecDef, SecArmy, Army Staff, Congress and its staff and the general public. Primary point of contact with all external agencies.
• • Serves as the Mission Partner Identity, Credential and Access Manager (MP ICAM) for non-government employees.
• • Serves as the timekeeper for Time and Attendance of Army Test and Evaluation Office (ATEO).
• • Responsible for developing strategies for internal and external integration of day-to-day and long-range projects and activities.
• • Evaluates administrative practices and procedures to determine operational effectiveness and efficiency.
• • Analyzes problems of administrative matters and recommends solutions.
• • Uses expert knowledge of protocol at Secretariat level including correct channels for official communications as well as a thorough knowledge or proper preparation and handling of material in accordance with security requirements.
• • Provides oversight and administrative control over an array of protocol activities, to include dissemination of events and executive scheduling.
• • Incumbent carries out high priority and special assignments by developing critical background information, conducting coordination, assessing data and feedback, reconciling conflicts, and developing recommendations for action.