Rules Coordinator
Listed on 2026-03-12
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Administrative/Clerical
Business Administration, Office Administrator/ Coordinator, Business Management, Healthcare Administration
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Date:
Jan 1, 2026
Location:
AUSTIN, TX
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FunctionalTitle
Rules Coordinator
Job TitleProgram Specialist VII
AgencyDept of State Health Services
DepartmentExecutive Operations & Support
Posting Number11726
Closing Date02/13/2026
Posting AudienceInternal and External
Occupational CategoryOffice and Administrative Support
Salary GroupTEXAS-B-25
Salary Range$5,797.66 - $7,500.00
Pay FrequencyMonthly
ShiftDay
TeleworkNot Eligible for Telework
TravelUp to 5%
Regular/TemporaryRegular
Full Time/Part TimeFull time
FLSA Exempt/Non-ExemptExempt
Facility LocationJob Location City: AUSTIN
Job Location Address: 1100 W 49TH ST (RDM)
Other Locations:
Austin
The Rules Coordinator performs highly advanced consultation, coordination, and technical assistance work under the Director of Compliance Operations, within the Office of Compliance & System Coordination (OCSC) s position serves as the lead and subject matter expert on agency-wide rule-related matters and provides feedback and direction to program subject matter experts on work related to managing, drafting, and editing proposals and adoptions of administrative rules in accordance with Texas Administrative Code rule making guidelines.
Work involves advanced technical writing and editing; developing and delivering a rule making process training program for agency staff; evaluating documentation and providing feedback to subject matter experts; logging, tracking, and scheduling administrative rule projects; and reporting the status or emerging issues to leadership on rule projects.
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