Arkansas Department of Human Services

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What do you give the person who does everything? AN IMPACT AWARD! This week’s winner is Doris Dampier from the Prairie County office. From assisting beneficiaries to helping coworkers, Doris knows and does it all around the office. She promotes employee training and job knowledge, but also shows kindness with thoughtful acts that express appreciation for her coworkers. Doris consistently helps her clients with tougher cases because she is the go-to person for finding answers. She has even been described by her coworkers as a “champion” at creating success in both her county office and regional area. Today, Doris is continuing that winning streak by being this week’s recipient of the Impact Award! Congratulations Doris!

All state offices will be closed today in observance of Independence Day. Offices will reopen tomorrow, Friday, July 5, at their regularly scheduled times.

Arkansas State Hospital is hosting an interview TODAY from 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. We are interviewing for Behavioral Health Aide, Unit Safety Officer, LPN, and RN. Interested applicants should reach out to DHS Recruiting at [email protected] to schedule a time! We look forward to meeting you and adding to our team!

Arkansas State Hospital is hosting an interview event this Thursday, June 27, from 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. We are interviewing for Behavioral Health Aide, Unit Safety Officer, LPN, and RN. Interested applicants should reach out to DHS Recruiting at [email protected] to schedule a time! We look forward to meeting you and adding to our team!

Arkansas State Hospital is hosting an interview event on June 27 from 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. We are interviewing for Behavioral Health Aide, Unit Safety Officer, LPN, and RN. Interested applicants should reach out to DHS Recruiting at [email protected] to schedule a time! We look forward to meeting you and adding to our team!

Care and compassion are two of the driving forces behind the next Impact Award winner, Sandra Winfrey from Mississippi County. One can tell Sandra truly cares about her clients and getting them the assistance they need. She actively takes the time to sit down with upset clients and talk through the situation with them until they understand what is needed to fix the situation. She has even personally driven a client who suffered a medical mishap in the office to the hospital, just to make sure that client got the care needed as soon as possible. With coworkers, Sandra is kind and patient. She prefers to give helpful pointers and tips rather than criticizing and pointing out faults. Her coworkers in the Mississippi County office truly appreciate and admire her and believe she deserves this award. Therefore, Congratulations Sandra Winfrey, for being this week’s Impact Award winner!

Are you a law student gearing up to take the Arkansas Bar Exam next month? Come join one of the state's largest legal teams and begin your career! For more information about these and other positions, reach out to our recruitment team at [email protected] today.

Are you a law student gearing up to take the Arkansas Bar Exam next month? Come join one of the state's largest legal teams and begin your career! For more information about these and other positions, reach out to our recruitment team at [email protected] today.

“The most kindhearted and caring person I have ever met.” Kinder words have rarely been spoken, but in this case, they’re describing Amy Neal, the next Impact Award winner. Hailing from the Crittenden County office, Amy does anything and everything she can to ensure her clients are taken care of so they can receive their benefits. Her care and compassion for clients and coworkers alike shine through her actions and attitude every day. Amy is always willing to help out, answer questions, and if someone asks something she doesn’t know the answer to, she stops what she is doing to help find that answer. Amy’s gracious, kind, and friendly personality is definitely having an impact on others and makes her a great Impact Award winner! Congratulations Amy!