Overview In this role you support pretrial participants through supervision and community-based services to promote lawful, stable outcomes. You work closely with the court and pretrial team to ensure timely supervision appointments and court appearances, and you develop strengths-based, culturally sensitive service plans. You assess psychosocial needs, motivate change using evidence-based approaches, and connect participants to treatment and supports. This position anchors CASES' mission to reduce recidivism and assist participants in treatment, recovery, and community integration in Brooklyn and across NYC. Compensation / BenefitsMedicalDentalVisionVacation and Paid Time Off - starting at 25 days12 Paid Holidays per yearRetirement 403b with competitive matching up to 6% ResponsibilitiesProvide supervision and community-based services to a pretrial caseloadConduct rapid Supervision Introduction/Orientation meetings within 24-48 hours of releaseCollaborate with the court and pretrial staff to ensure completion of mandated appointmentsReview screening docs and analyze offending behavior to identify supportsPerform ongoing service need assessments and identify psychosocial needsLink participants to treatment and provide escorted access to servicesMaintain timely documentation in the program database and ensure confidentialityApply motivational interviewing and problem-solving techniques to engage participantsDeliver services in a gender-responsive, trauma-informed manner aligned with risk-need-responsivityMaintain relationships with community providers and participate in case reviews for complex casesMeet monthly case management and outreach goals Key requirementsBachelor degree with 1-2 years of relevant experience or Associate degree with 3 years in human services (substance use, mental health, and criminal justice)Knowledge of community treatment resources and the criminal justice systemExperience with databases such as SalesforceSpanish language skills are a pluscollaboration and teamworkcultural competenceempathy and trauma-informed approachSalesforcecase managementelectronic charting and documentation
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