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How Can You Be of Service? | A public contact career is both challenging and rewarding. You will provide the highest caliber of service as the voice of Social Security. Opportunities exist throughout the country in field offices, program service centers, teleservice centers and our Headquarters in Baltimore, MD. As a public contact representative, your daily tasks may include:
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Where Do You Begin? |
Opportunities exist for claims representative, claims authorizer, benefit authorizer, service representative and teleservice representative positions. Public contact representatives receive extensive training in Social Security programs and state laws. Bilingual individuals are often hired for these positions. |
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Where Do You Go From There? |
Many of Social Security's executives and managers began their careers as public contact representatives. Your experiences could open doors to technical, analytical, and supervisory positions. |
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How Do You Get There? |
Learn more about working for Social Security and how to apply for a position with us. |
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