Assistant Supervisor - Treatment Court

Montgomery County Pennsylvania; Norristown (Montgomery County); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Montgomery County Pennsylvania is seeking an Assistant Supervisor to supervise a caseload of criminal defendants and ensure compliance with Court-ordered conditions. The role emphasizes evidence-based practices, actuarial risk assessments, and criminogenic-needs targeting to improve public safety.

The Assistant Supervisor supports alternatives to incarceration, contributes to training, and handles administrative duties, requiring strong decision-making and high moral character under pressure.

Qualifications

• Strong leadership and supervisory abilities.
• Clear decision making under pressure.
• Experience with administrative duties and program oversight.

Responsibilities

• Supervise a caseload of criminal defendants to ensure compliance with Court-ordered conditions.
• Apply evidence-based practices and actuarial risk assessments to target criminogenic needs.
• Consider alternatives to incarceration and assess public safety implications.
• Assist with training of new officers and handle administrative duties.
• Demonstrate high moral character and problem-solving skills.

Skills

Leadership skills

Decision making

Administrative supervision

Job description

The Assistant Supervisor is an experienced officer, responsible for supervising a caseload of criminal defendants to ensure compliance with Court ordered conditions. Through the utilization of Evidence Based Practices, an actuarial risk assessment and established professional standards, the Assistant Supervisor will target criminogenic needs with a focus on increasing public safety and effectuating positive outcomes. This position is responsible for considering alternatives to incarceration and all possible implications to public safety. The Assistant Supervisor exhibits emerging leadership skills and demonstrates a knowledge of methods of administration and supervision. The Assistant Supervisor assists the Supervisor with training new officers and administrative duties. The Assistant Supervisor must demonstrate high moral character and possess strong decision making skills as well as the ability to problem solve under pressure.