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Foundation 2
Law Enforcement Liaison Jones County Sheriff
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A Social or Human Services Specialist identifies and arranges community services for clients. Can involve coordination of services for people with disabilities or those in recovery. They may also coordinate housing or job training assistance for immigrants, veterans, former inmates or families in crisis and can be involved in advocating for client needs.
$49,672 / year median in Iowa
+12% projected growth
Job Description
Reports to:
LEL Program Coordinator Location:
J onesCounty Sheriff's Office, Anamosa, IA Hours:
Monday - Friday, 10 AM - 6 PM generally About Foundation 2 Crisis Services Foundation 2 Crisis Services is a mission-driven, non-profit organization that provides critical crisis intervention and prevention services across Iowa. We operate a 24/7 crisis center, including phone, text, and chat services. We also operate an emergency youth shelter, mental health support groups, community-based crisis programs, training, and more. We have been saving lives for over 50 years. Join our team today! Overview of the role Co-respond with law enforcement to calls for service that involve mental health, substance use, and/or crises and other appropriate calls. Provide on-site crisis intervention services (intervention, referral, follow-up) to individuals in a mental health or behavioral health crisis at the request of the Jones County Sheriff and local police departments within Jones County. Act as a liaison between the Jones County Sheriff's office and Foundation 2 with regards to crisis services delivery, data collection, and coordination of care. Remain in contact with individuals and treatment providers by phone and/or in person to monitor participation in recommended services. Remain in contact with individuals and treatment providers by phone and/or in person to monitor participation in recommended services. Provide education and outreach to the local community and law enforcement departments regarding mental health and crisis services. Participate in local community meetings, events, and coalition meetings as requested. Complete required documentation and maintain client files in accordance with program rules and policies. The work schedule is generally Monday - Friday, 10 AM - 6 PM, however may be adjusted depending on Department and community needs. There is a chance for overtime in the event of major incidents or at the request of the Department or F2. A variation of hours across all law enforcement shifts is expected as a part of training during the initial 90-120 days. Benefits The annual base salary range for this position is $21-$23 per hour, plus our generous benefit package of $12,000 per year. Flexible benefit dollars can be used toward medical insurance and other benefits. Funds not used for benefits will be added to your paycheck as taxable income. To learn more about the Foundation 2 benefit package visit: https://bit.ly/F2Benefits Generous paid time off, including floating mental wellness days. Quarterly wellness benefit reimbursements to support a sense of wellbeing. Two weeks of paid parental leave following the birth or adoption of a child. Optional pet insurance to cover emergency expenses. Retirement plans with Foundation 2 Crisis Services' matching contributions. Go to sleep at night knowing that work you did matters. Foundation 2 staff save lives every day.Who you are:
Client-centered. You are dedicated and passionate about working with individuals in crisis. You know it is an honor to be trusted to support people at their most vulnerable. Compassionate. You have compassion for clients and a willingness to understand and exercise trauma-informed care practices. Curious and passionate. You are excited to grow and rarely satisfied with the status quo. Flexible. You understand people are complicated and solutions often require a team approach. Organized - You possess strong organizational skills and can oversee daily responsibilities. Positive. You recognize the power of a positive attitude and have the desire to build positive relationships with coworkers and clients. Team player. You enjoy working with individuals from diverse backgrounds and are proud to represent your program. Quick thinking - You recognize that you will often have multiple irons in the fire at once and will be challenged to manage competing priorities. Role model and leader. You are a mentor and compassionate leader who is excited about supporting staff and colleagues. What you'll do Co-respond with law enforcement to calls for service that involve mental health, substance use, and/or crises and other appropriate calls.- Provide on-site crisis intervention services (intervention, referral, follow-up) to individuals in a mental health or behavioral health crisis at the request of the Jones County Sheriff and local police departments within Jones County.
- Act as a liaison between the Jones County Sheriff's office and Foundation 2 with regards to crisis services delivery, data collection, and coordination of care.
- Remain in contact with individuals and treatment providers by phone and/or in person to monitor participation in recommended services.
- Provide education and outreach to the local community and law enforcement departments regarding mental health and crisis services. Participate in local community meetings, events, and coalition meetings as requested.
- Complete required documentation and maintain client files in accordance with program rules and policies.