Veteran's Treatment Court Coordinator - 18th Judicial District

Position number: K0244483

Location of Employment: 18th Judicial District, Wichita, KS

Position Title and Salary: Veteran’s Treatment Court Coordinator, grade 44, $ 73,525 annually

Kansas Judicial Branch Benefits:
State Employment Center - Benefits (ks.gov)

The Veterans Treatment Court Coordinator is responsible for planning, coordinating, and administering the Veterans Treatment Court program. The coordinator ensures effective collaboration among judicial officers, treatment providers, veteran mentors, probation officers, attorneys, veterans’ agencies, and community partners to support veterans involved in the criminal justice system. The position monitors participant progress, maintains program compliance, manages data collection and reporting, supports grant-related documentation, and assists in achieving program goals and outcomes.

The Coordinator may also provide planning, coordination, and development support for other specialty court initiatives within the judicial district as assigned and as consistent with applicable funding requirements.

This position is currently 50% grant funded. Continuation of the position beyond the current funding period is contingent upon grant approval, availability of funds, and continued authorization.

• Coordinate daily operations of the Veterans Treatment Court program.
• Facilitate participant intake, screening, eligibility verification, and orientation.
• Develop and maintain program policies, procedures, forms, and participant handbooks.
• Schedule court sessions, staffing meetings, mentor meetings, and team training sessions.
• Monitor participant compliance with court‑ordered requirements and treatment plans.
• Support maintaining fidelity to applicable standards, best practices, grant requirements, and program goals.

• Serve as liaison among court personnel, treatment providers, veterans’ agencies, probation departments, prosecutors, defense counsel, law enforcement, case management entities, and community organizations.
• Track participant progress and provide updates to the Veterans Treatment Court team.
• Coordinate communication among team members to support participant accountability, treatment engagement, recovery support, and public safety.
• Assist with referrals, case staffing preparation, program phase tracking, incentives, sanctions, responses to behavior, and graduation planning.

• Develop and maintain relationships with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, veteran service organizations, treatment providers, peer support providers, and local community agencies.
• Coordinate volunteer veteran mentor programs, including recruitment, training, and supervision.
• Promote community awareness and support for Veterans Treatment Court initiatives.
• Identify service gaps and assist the team in connecting veteran participants with appropriate behavioral health, housing, employment, transportation, benefits, and recovery support resources.

• As assigned, assist with planning and development activities for other specialty court initiatives within the judicial district, including a potential Family Treatment Court.
• Support district-level specialty court planning through meeting coordination, resource identification, stakeholder communication, policy development, and implementation support.
• Assist with gathering information, researching best practices, and developing draft materials for emerging specialty court programs.
• Coordinate with state specialty court staff and local partners to support alignment with applicable specialty court standards, evidence‑based practices, and implementation expectations.
• Ensure that duties related to non-Veterans Treatment Court initiatives are performed consistently with applicable funding requirements, grant restrictions, and approved time allocation.

• Maintain accurate participant records and case management data.
• Collect, analyze, and report program performance measures and outcomes.
• Support grant reporting, fiscal documentation, and performance reporting related to the…