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Pretrial Services Officer Leadworker #10118720

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5th Judicial District Court

Roswell, NM (In Person)

$69,493 Salary, Full-Time

Posted 1 week ago (Updated 4 days ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 7/12/2026

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Job Description

Overview The applicant should demonstrate their knowledge of court-ordered programs; case management techniques; pre-adjudication supervision procedures and sanctions; rules and statues governing bond/bail and release from detention; formulating release plans; treatment, rehabilitation and support programs; sentencing guidelines, procedures, court rules, substance abuse and mental health symptomology, counseling and treatment; psychotropic medication; mediation techniques; investigative techniques utilizing investigative resource and interviewing procedures; sentencing guidelines, available treatment options and community providers; NM law, civil and criminal procedure; physical and psychotropic medication; mediation techniques; drug screening methods and equipment, interpretation; NCIC procedures; HIPPA; knowledge of employment law and NM Judicial Branch Personnel Rules. Duties Conduct thorough interviews with defendants to assess their risk levels, needs, and compliance potential using motivational interviewing techniques. Monitor defendants' adherence to court conditions through regular check-ins, home visits, and electronic monitoring when applicable. Manage case files meticulously, documenting all interactions, assessments, and compliance status in detailed reports. Collaborate with law enforcement agencies, courts, social service providers, and community organizations to coordinate support services and ensure public safety. Respond promptly to crises or violations by implementing appropriate intervention strategies and escalating issues as necessary. Educate defendants about their legal obligations and available resources to promote successful community reintegration. Prepare comprehensive reports for court hearings that clearly outline findings, progress, and recommendations.
QUALIFICATIONS MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
Education:
Bachelor's Degree in criminal justice, social sciences or a related field from an accredited college or university.
Education Substitution:
Four (4) years of directly related or relevant experience may substitute on a year for year basis.
Experience:
Four (4) years of experience in criminal justice, social services, probation, corrections or related field.
Experience Substitution:
None.
Other:
Must obtain and maintain National Crime Information Center (NCIC) certification within six (6) months of hire. Skills The Pretrial Services Officer Leadworker is responsible to lead, mentor, and train staff in conducting thorough pre-release and pre-adjudication background investigations. Formulates appropriate release, supervision and case management plans for defendants. Supervises the defendant's compliance with court-ordered programs and conditions of release. Tracks daily attendance and approves leave requests and time sheets. Determines release eligibility and formulates appropriate release plans. Oversees supervision contracts and supervision protocol based on program policies. Verifies defendant's needs and develops multifaceted treatment support or referrals. Provides case management services based on the defendant's need and court-ordered conditions of release. Maintains and administers alcohol and drug screening protocols, equipment, and supplies. Collaborates with treatment providers and monitors defendant compliance reports. Documents and notifies the court of the defendant's compliance to recommend appropriate actions. Participates and provides input during court proceedings and other court-based meetings. Provides treatment information options to judges, treatment providers, and community members. Performs scheduled and spontaneous site visits to participant's home, school, work, or other locations to monitor program compliance. May be assigned supervision of court staff, under the mentorship of a supervisor or manager. Other duties as assigned.
Pay:
$31.65 - $35.17 per hour
Benefits:
Dental insurance Employee assistance program Flexible spending account Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Retirement plan Vision insurance
Work Location:
In person