Diligent [Desired Position] with solid background in recovering overdue accounts. Successfully navigated complex financial negotiations, demonstrating consistent ability to reduce delinquency rates. Proven expertise in conflict resolution and maintaining positive client relationships.
Devoted professional proactively and quickly identifies best course of action for given scenarios. Confident handling tasks independently and in teams with highly organized approach to work. Strong advocate for those in need and committed to providing best possible service.
Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals.
To locate persons with financial obligations for the collection of debts owed to the County of San Diego (Victim Restitution, Court Fines, Public Assistance Fraud, Department of Land Use Code Violations, Health & Human Services over payments/over issuance, and to perform related work as assigned. Incumbents obtain and analyze financial information; negotiate payment agreements; enforce collections through written correspondence, telephone, and personal interviews; and determine the feasibility of pursuing litigation. Incumbents perform progressively more difficult collection activities and make more independent decisions that involve interpretation of pertinent laws, policies, and procedures, and conduct the renegotiation of payment agreements. This class differs from the next higher class, Senior Revenue and Recovery Officer in that the latter is a first-line supervisor and team lead, responsible for the activities of a unit & provide high quality customer service.
Collector, work with customers to collect their outstanding debts to an organization. Duties included organizing and keeping track of customer’s outstanding debt accounts, contacting debtors to learn more about their payment status and negotiating payments and payment plans with customers.