WIC stands for women, infants, and children and refers to programs that are instrumental in providing services, such as nutrition and general assistance, to these communities. As a WIC clerk, you help manage access to these programs. In this role, you may work with your organization to provide assistance, determine eligibility, schedule appointments, explain services, and direct people to the correct department for their needs. This job title usually refers to clerks who work with the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program, which is a federal program that addresses the health care and nutritional needs of low-income women, breastfeeding women, and young children.