Basic Duties of LEI II
Conduct interviews with a wide range of persons
Secure documentary evidence
Take sworn statements
Conduct physical surveillance
Prepare prosecution summary reports
Assist prosecutors in preparation and presentation of insurance fraud cases
Obtain and serve warrants and subpoenas and makes arrests
Salary
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Starting positions are hired at a base salary
of $39,559.30. If
assigned to Palm Beach, Broward, Dade, or Monroe Counties a cost of living
increase of $4999.80 is added to the base salary. Salary increases are granted
based on appropriations approved by the Florida State Legislature.
Application Process
1.
Interested persons may submit a State of Florida application on line in People First found at link: https://peoplefirst.myflorida.com/. The Supplemental Application must be mailed to the Division of Insurance Fraud headquarters in Tallahassee (the address is listed on the top of the application). Click on Supplemental Application to download this application. Interested persons without computer access may mail in both applications to the Division of Insurance Fraud headquarters in Tallahassee.
2.
Completed applications for the position of LEI II are
forwarded to the Division
of Insurance Fraud in Tallahassee. The office reviews
all applications for completeness and verifies that the
applicants meet the minimum qualification standards.
3.
Applications remain on file at the Division of Insurance Fraud
headquarters. 4.
Applicants who are recommended to
be considered further in the process will be placed on file in
Tallahassee in a “Ready to Interview” pool, where they will remain until
the end of the advertised pool period. 5.
Applicants in the “Ready to
Interview” pool will be invited to participate in a written test and
Physical Agility Test (P.A.T.). These tests will be completed
prior to being invited for the oral assessment interview. For
additional information regarding the physical agility test, see link
below:
DFS
Physical Agility Test.
6.
Applicants who successfully complete the above tests and
oral assessment interview
are forwarded to the Background Investigations
section to begin background investigation. The
background investigation shall include the following,
pursuant to section 943.133, Florida Statutes.
Neighborhood checks
Previous employment checks
Criminal History data checks through N.C.I.C/F.C.I.C and local agency networks
Military service
Applicant questionnaire
Driver’s license check
Personal references
Credit Bureau check
Educational background
Discrepancy interview
Controlled substance testing (drug test)
Physicians Assessment (CJSTC) and EKG results 7.
Applicants who
successfully complete the background investigation and
based on the needs of the department, are placed in a
pool where they can remain for one year. 8.
Applicants
approved for hire by the Director will be required to
pass a law enforcement psychological screening test
preformed by a department - approved psychologist. 9.
Applicants approved for hire
will be required to take and pass a polygraph test. 10.
Applicants approved for hire will also be required to
have a physical examination at their own expense.
A successful EKG
(within normal limits) is also required and results must
be furnished to the Division.
CONTACT PERSON:
CHAD LAWNSDAIL The State of Florida is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer
Division of Insurance Fraud,
Office of Professional
Standards & Planning
200 E. GAINES STREET
TALLAHASSEE, FL 32399-0324
Phone Number: (850)413-4063 Suncom: 293-4063
The State of Florida does not tolerate violence in the workplace.