Act as liaison to the Family Court System.
Conduct screening and assessment interviews and arrange for client to be placed in appropriate treatment program and provide trauma informed case management.
Maintain complete client records.
Prepare and present written status reports to the Family Court System regarding client's progress.
Investigate and arrange supportive services for clients.
Escort clients to treatment facilities when indicated transporting in own vehicle if necessary.
Maintain a caseload of substance abusing clients.
Complete all evidence-based assessments for appropriate assessment on clients
Make visits to treatment agencies assigned to caseload.
Identify and link clients to supportive services.
Have understanding of and refer to internal EAC programs, such as New Path, Health Home, CASA, Supervised Visitation among others.
Conduct urine, breath and hair follicle testing, maintain appropriate documentation and submit findings to court.
Install, monitor and maintain secure remote alcohol monitoring devices and submit findings to the court.
Bachelor’s degree in Social or Behavioral Science, Criminal Justice or CASAC and minimum of two years’ related experience.
Good communication skills, both oral and written.
Fluency in the Spanish language required.
Ability to work cooperatively with treatment and Family Court System.
Must have valid NYS (New York State) Driver’s License and be willing to transport clients to appointments using own vehicle. Must provide proof of valid NYS car insurance and Defensive Driving Certificate within 30 days of hire. Valid registration, inspection and Automobile Insurance Liability of a recommended minimum of 100,000/300,000 will also be evaluated upon hire.
Must be proficient in computer applications or other automated systems such as spreadsheets, Microsoft Office applications, calendar, email and/or database software necessary to perform work assignments.
