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City of New York - New York, NY
posted about 2 months ago
About the position
The Assistant Commissioner of Hearings at OATH plays a crucial role in overseeing the Hearings Division, which conducts hearings on civil enforcement summonses related to health, safety, and quality of life matters. This position involves managing a team of attorneys and support professionals, ensuring the integrity of the hearings process, and collaborating with various city agencies. The role requires a seasoned professional with legal and executive experience, capable of leading fast-paced operations and innovating solutions to complex challenges.
Responsibilities
- Uphold the agency's mission and safeguard the integrity of the hearings process.
- Assist the Deputy Commissioner of Hearings in overseeing the hearings process to ensure impartial hearings and timely decisions.
- Oversee daily hearings operations, including the assignment of hearings to adjudicators and managing daily issues with respondents.
- Review current rules, protocols, and procedures for Division operations and propose changes when needed.
- Work closely with the OATH Clerk's Office leadership and staff on matters impacting hearings.
- Liaise with other Assistant Commissioners and city agencies on matters affecting the Division.
- Advise the Deputy Commissioner of Hearings on various questions and issues relating to the Division.
- Support the Deputy Commissioner in managing all Division staff.
- Recruit and train Division attorneys and Judicial Hearing Officers.
- Handle special assignments and projects as needed.
Requirements
- Admission to the New York State Bar.
- Four years of recent full-time responsible legal experience after bar admission, with eighteen months in a supervisory role.
- Experience in an administrative, managerial, or executive capacity, or performing highly complex legal work.
- Must remain a Member of the New York State Bar in good standing during employment.
Benefits
- Hybrid office/remote work schedule available after initial training period.
