Juvenile Treatment Specialist Lead - Dependency - Juvenile Courts (0526)

Nature of WorkThe Family Support Coordinator builds positive working relationships with families under the jurisdiction of the Juvenile Court, Dependency Division in order to support, teach, and enable the parent/guardian to utilize more effective parenting behaviors, maintain sobriety and pursue reunification with their children.Under general supervision, performs senior-level treatment programming duties and provides leadership in the design and delivery of youth and family skill-building programs. Develops and facilitates structured programming and educational groups that support prosocial development, family engagement, and behavioral change. Utilizes evidence-based practices, including family-centered and cognitive behavioral approaches. May mentor staff, interns, or volunteers and assist in coordinating program implementation. Performs related work as assigned.Typical Duties(Illustrative Only)Works as a member of the Dependency Division under Coconino County Juvenile CourtApplies Family Centered Practices that support and empower parents/guardians involved with the Department of Child Safety, build positive working relationships with parents, and utilize strength-based principals and actionsActs as a Community Coordinator for Safe Babies Court for up to 20 cases which includes facilitating Family Team Meetings on a monthly basis, supporting parents throughout the dependency case, providing kinship and foster placement support, attend and providing updates for court hearings, case plan staffings, and Team Decision Making meetings. Other duties may include: providing Family Time Visit Coaching services, teaching parenting skills utilizing evidence-based or promising practice models, conduct Reviews of Progress and Parent Action Item forms, implement other services as assignedProvides back-up mediation and facilitation for dependency casesMust be willing to travel within the State of Arizona as neededEssential functions of this position include but not limited to: driving; standing and walking to supervise detainees; working with and around co-workers, juveniles and the public; dealing with interruptions; vision acuity near and far, hearing and speech for communicating with juveniles, staff and the public.Minimum QualificationsMINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelor's degree in psychology, social work, sociology, or similar field of study and two years of experience working with juveniles in a residential setting OR any equivalent combination of education, training and experience which demonstrates the ability to perform the duties of the position.ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Must obtain First aid/CPR certification by date of hire and maintain it throughout employment, Must submit to background check prior to hire. Persons convicted of a felony are not eligible for hire within the Juvenile facility. Forty hours of orientation training are required within first month on the job. Sixteen additional hours of COJET certified training are required each year.Must obtain an Arizona driver's license by date of hire and maintain it throughout employment. Final job offer will be contingent upon a satisfactory 5-year Arizona Motor Vehicle Report.Preferred QualificationsKnowledge and/or experience in: dependency/child welfare systems, experience developing community connections.The Ideal Candidate Will Have Experience And Skill Inproviding services for families and youth; knowledge and understanding of the dependency system for families involved with the Department of Child Safety;supporting, mentoring, and coaching parents/guardians of youth in a behavior health or social services environment; working with individuals who have histories of trauma, mental health, substance abuse, under employment, and/or involvement in the juvenile and criminal justice systems;coordinating programs and services with other service providersThis position is safety sensitive.This position is non-exempt from overtime.This position is eligible for ASRS Retirement Benefits.Knowledge OfKnowledge, Skills and AbilitiesAdvanced practices related to youth development, prosocial skill-building, and family engagementEvidence-based intervention models, including family-centered and cognitive behavioral approachesGroup facilitation techniques and structured program developmentJuvenile court procedures, probation operations, and alternatives-to-detention programmingCommunity resources and multidisciplinary service systems supporting youth and familiesSkill InDesigning and facilitating structured youth and family programmingLeading educational groups and skill-building sessionsCoordinating services across probation, court staff, and community agenciesMentoring staff, interns, or volunteers in program implementationEvaluating program effectiveness and adjusting programming to meet youth and family needsAbility ToProvide leadership in the delivery and implementation of youth and family programmingFacilitate group-based learning and skill development activitiesDevelop collaborative partnerships with community agencies and service providersSupport program coordination and implementation within the divisionCommunicate effectively with court staff, families, and community partnersMaintain accurate documentation and records in JOLTSCoconino County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. AmeriCorps, Peace Corps and other national service alumni are encouraged to apply.Employee BenefitsCoconino County offers a comprehensive employee benefitspackage to regular employees working 30 or more hours per week that includes:(Regular Part Time employees receive some benefits on a pro-rated basis. Temporary and Seasonal employees do not receive benefits).Vacation/Annual Leave Sick Leave 10 Holidays Per Year Health Care Insurance Dental Plan Vision Plan Group Life Insurance Pre-Tax Deduction Plan Sick Leave Conversion Plan Personal Day Purchase Program Vacation Sell Back Program Tuition Reimbursement Program Wellness Program Long-Term Disability Corrections Officer Retirement System Employee Assistance Program On-going Training Opportunities Free bus transportation/ EcoPass bus pass Elective CoverageDependent Medical, Dental, and Vision Supplemental Life (for employees & dependents) Flexible Spending Account Health Savings Account Tax-deferred investment program Accidental and Disability Insurance Short Term Disability01JC1: Those who will be considering you for employment with the Coconino County Juvenile Court and Probation Department will use this application for reference. An extensive background investigation of your personal history will be conducted. Applicants will be required to take a polygraph examination to confirm the information in this application and to determine other items of background information. Probation officer applicants will be required to take a psychological examination. The existence of any of the conditions listed in this application may result in rejection from the selection process. These areas will be explored during an extensive background investigation and polygraph examinations. If you have used dangerous drugs within the last 5 years, you will not be considered for this position. Please for additional information. Please confirm you have read, understand, and agree to the aforementioned conditions and criteria by checking the box.AgreeDisagree02JC2: Have you been dishonorably discharged from the United States Armed Services?YesNo03JC3: Are you a Non-U.S. citizen or not eligible for work in the United States?YesNo04JC4: Are you younger than 21 years of age?YesNo05JC5: Do you need accommodation in the application or testing process due to a disability?YesNo06JC6: Have you used dangerous/illegal drugs in the last 5 years?YesNo07JC7: Please use this area to explain your "YES" answers to any of the above questions.Required Question