Accountability Court Case Manager - State Court

Case Manager

This is a full-time position with benefits. The function of the Case Manager is to provide day-to-day individual case management planning and other related duties for program participants. The Case Manager must work well in a team setting and demonstrate excellent leadership qualities. Major duties include but are not limited to:

• Provides follow-up services, ongoing non-clinical assessment, and case management to participants. These duties include but are not limited to medication compliance (pill counting/drug testing) and skills assessments using interviews and approved screening tools. This may involve linking to existing resources or developing resources to meet identified needs (clothing/food/medical/educational/transportation, etc.).
• Presents information and recommendations to the accountability court team and State Court Judge for use in monitoring compliance and treatment plan reviews for participants.
• Provides intensive monitoring compliance with Court mandates through a variety of participant and agency contacts including treatment services, law enforcement and probation. As the surrogate for Sentence Enforcement, supervision of conditions of probation are managed.
• Records and documents data used in tracking procedures for outcome measures, including those needed for grant and State records reporting.
• Performs tasks directed by Judge and Coordinator as needs are identified with participants.
• Collects, documents, and submits fees paid by participants.
• Files legal documents for law enforcement processing, court, and records purposes.
• Specific to Veterans Treatment Court: VJO Specialist, Veterans Administration and Veterans Support Groups interaction and information share

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS A bachelor's degree and a minimum of two (2) years' experience working in an accountability court or the criminal justice field is preferred. An equivalent combination of education, including a bachelors' degree in psychology, sociology, criminal justice, human services or related area, and experience may be considered. Knowledge of national best practices of Drug Court and the Standards for Georgia Accountability Courts is preferred.

Submit Resume and cover letter to:
Fayette County Accountability Courts Attn:
Jourdan Crawford 1 Center Drive Fayetteville, GA 30214 Email: jcrawford Starting Salary - $47,974.04