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Oxford County Treatment & Recovery Court Case Manager
Pay: $50,606/yr
Posted: 5 days ago
Location: Paris, ME (Onsite)
Last Updated: 1 day ago
Hours: Full-Time
Expires: 10/16/2026
Job Description
Job Summary :
Maine Pretrial Services, Inc. (MPS) will commit its resources to agency Case Manager(s). MPS will provide education, orientation, training, and expertise regarding Adult Treatment Recovery Court case management and Pretrial services to a specialty Case Manager dedicated to the Kennebec County CARA program and the Veterans Block. The case manager shall have knowledge of criminal justice issues, veterans issues, and substance use/co-occurring issues and shall commit to best practices for case management.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Identify pretrial detainees and probation violators eligible for application to the CARA program and/or Veterans Block through coordination with pretrial staff, district attorney's offices, defense bar, courts, jails, other institutions, and the local community treatment and resource providers.
Accept and process all referrals submitted to the ATC for application and notify all ATC team members of the referral
Verify if counsel is assigned to eligible defendant, assist counsel and defendant in navigating the referral process, work with counsel to ascertain defendant's interests in ATC
Perform criminal history checks using all resources available, including but not limited to arrest data, NCIC, SBI, District and Superior Court records, and probation records
Interview defendants to assess eligibility, risk, and need using various evidenced based methods and tools such as motivational interviewing, AC-OK screening, TCU II, Mental Health Screening III, MPRAI, ODARA, LSI-R and LSI-SV.
Execute releases of information with every participant as needed
Comply with Federal and State laws and agency policy regarding participant confidentiality
Verify all participant reported information by at least one viable and credible source
Conduct investigations, exploring and verifying information gained during the participant interview speaking with but not limited to family, friends, employers, educators, treatment and medical providers, law enforcement, probation, district attorney's and jail staff
Refer candidates to designated treatment providers for comprehensive assessments
Provide information to the ATC Team in the form of a presentation for each participant for consideration for acceptance
Develop recommendations for the Court for the setting of bail, including written contracts for supervised release for review by district attorney, defense counsel, court and if applicable, probation officers
Supervise compliance with release contracts, including preparation of revocation documents for non-compliance by participants
Establish and maintain a reporting procedure for participants that consists of, at a minimum, one time per week, in person meeting to discuss progress made on case plan AND compliance with conditions
Utilize tools such as the LSI-R to implement a case plan addressing needs for each participant accepted into the Court
Perform various case management tasks, including but not limited to assistance with MaineCare, referrals to housing, education, employment, training, substance abuse, mental health, and medical treatment
Perform random drug and alcohol tests by way of a random color system considering risk of recidivism and risk of substance abuse
Adhere to NADCP National Best Practice Standards Vols. I and II.
Jointly monitor with probation the progress of participants on probation and exchange information regularly with probation.
Notify Probation immediately following participant's violation if the participant is on probation
Obtain certification for drug testing through Redwood Toxicology
Obtain certification through MPS drug testing training/certification, with score of 100%
Perform random home visits to participants while accompanied by law enforcement
Provide weekly Court Team agendas and written updates on each participant for discussion
Maintain regular communication with the Clerk of Courts to manage the court docket, transportation of in custody participants and scheduling of admissions/termination hearings
Maintain and coordinate a tangible reward system using an evidence-based practice and donations solicited from the local area
Execute documents and maintain files in accordance with agency policy
Document every event as it pertains to bail compliance and overall supervision of each participant
Enter and maintain data in the AIMS management information system on a regular basis for the purpose of program evaluation and research
Utilize Reconnect applications appropriately and effectively, to assist participants with push notifications, only utilizing location monitoring if expressly court ordered
Attend all ATC and agency staff trainings and meetings
Attend all appropriate criminal justice and treatment meetings and participate in appropriate sub-committees
Network with other agencies and providers of services necessary to the provision of ATC services
Report weekly to the
Case Management Director and or Assistant Supervisor Required Skills:
In-depth knowledge of Maine's criminal justice system and the Maine Bail Code.
Strong oral and written communication skills.
Strong listening skills.
Strong computer literacy skills (MS Office).
Effective problem-solving skills.
Education and Experience:
Bachelor of Arts degree
Associate degree and at least one year's full-time criminal justice experience
Physical Requirements:
This position is situated in an office environment.