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One year experience in probation, parole, social work, counseling or related work with juvenile and/or adult offenders. Participates in court hearings, prepares court reports, makes recommendations and presents information to the Judge, District Attorney, and defense attorney.
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This might include appointments to court hearings, doctor's offices, parole/probation officers, etc 7. Provide educational presentations and facilitate recreation therapy as directed by your supervisor.
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Meets with families, probation officers, police, and other interested parties in order to exchange necessary information during the treatment process. Scope of service will include issues related to addiction and substance abuse, family, parenting, and marital problems; suicide, stress management; problems with self-esteem, and aging and mental and emotional health.
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While on probation, management reserves the right to move and employee to a different open position anywhere in our facility to meet the needs of the business. Our benefits package includes a comprehensive health insurance plan, prescription drug plan, dental and vision plan, 401(k) with company match, pension plan, employee assistance and wellness plan, life insurance, short-term disability, long-term disability, vacation and holiday pay, profit sharing, and educational assistance.
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