The fundamental reason this position exists is
to assist the mental health court in identifying participants and assisting
clients assigned to the mental health court in complying with programs
requirements. Work responsibilities include
assessment and research of possible participants, developing and
recommending referrals, developing treatment and transitional plans, and
maintaining data on programs and its participants. This position reports to the Detention
Facility Administrator and receives general supervision. This position also receives daily instruction
from the Mental Health Court Judge.
Must have a Masters Degree in
Counseling, Social Work, Psychology or a closely-related field and at least two
(2) years of clinical counseling experience or a combination of education and
experience.
NOTE: Qualifying
education, training and experience that provide the requisite knowledge, skills,
and abilities to perform the job will be considered.