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Candidates with personal knowledge and experience in overcoming violence/ violence-related injuries/ the criminal justice system preferred. Licensed as a LMSW or LISW or eligible to obtain licensure in South Carolina preferred.
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Associate’s Degree or 2 years of college in Criminal Justice, Psychology, Sociology, or related field preferred. The final determination on lateral entry pay will be made by the Police Chief or designee.
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Maintain a permanent residence within a 50-mile straight line radius of the Columbia Police Department, 600 E. Walnut St., Columbia, MO, within 180 days of hire. This position involves occasional exposure to unpleasant environmental conditions and/or hazards and outside work.
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Master's degree in Human Services field is required (i.e. Psychology, Social Work, Sociology, Criminal Justice, Case Management, Child & Family Studies, etc.) Develop and facilitate individualized, comprehensive treatment plan promoting recovery and resiliency through crisis intervention, stabilization, behavioral counseling, skill building, advocacy, and medication management.
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Ability to become certified as a Class I Law Enforcement Officer through the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy. Work independently, or as part of a team or task force, gather information related to specific criminal, terrorist, or administrative investigations, and disseminate the information in an effective and efficient manner.
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Graduate Education must have been in corrections or a related field, such as criminal justice, sociology, psychology, counseling, social work, or other course work related to the position.
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Ross Bridges brings a unique blend of experiences to VBM Law. Ross holds degrees in Criminal Justice and Spanish and he served in the United States Marine Corps, including a deployment in Iraq. He and his family are active members of the Crossing Church in Columbia and since 2011 Ross continues to make a significant impact as a board member and volunteer with Welcome Home, Inc., a nonprofit providing transitional housing for homeless military veterans.
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A bachelor's degree in human services or criminal justice field accompanied with experience supervising, mentoring and interacting with at-risk youth. A bachelor's degree in a human services or criminal justice field may substitute for the required supervisory experience.
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Successfully complete annual requirement to maintain South Carolina Law Enforcement Division Security License, as well as the following: defensive tactics (to include intermediate weapons), Criminal Justice Information Systems Security and Awareness, Restraint Application, Crisis Intervention and any and all required training through Lexington Medical Center.
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Requires a professional level of knowledge in security functions as would normally be acquired by significant experience in a law enforcement, military or security operation preferably with completion of an Associates Degree in Criminal Justice or related field.
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Bachelor's degree in a relevant field (e.g., Security Management, Criminal Justice, International Relations) required; advanced degree preferred. Security Operations Center (GSOC) Director will lead/oversee all aspects of PwC US Firm’s Global Security Operations Center and strategy.
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Criminal Justice Administration and Social Sciences Department. Criminal Justice Administration and Social Sciences Department. Demonstrated familiarity with instructional technology in the teaching-learning process, and the role of faculty in student success, recruitment, retention, internship, and career pathway.
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Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice, Safety, Business, or related Asset Protection field. This associate monitors and solves for criminal activities, coaches and trains associates, and oversees inventory levels to help with shrink and shortages.
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Graduation from a four-year college or university with a degree in Criminal Justice Administration, Criminology, Psychology, Sociology, Social Work, or related field. Basic awareness of local and national trends in juvenile justice and child welfare.
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Columbia College is seeking adjunct instructors to teach in-seat and online classes in the areas of Behavioral Science, Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Social Work, Political Science, Criminal Justice, Disaster & Emergency Management, Human Development and Family Studies.
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