DEPUTY JUVENILE OFFICER - COURT SERVICES / ST. CHARLES COUNTY FAMILY COURT

St. Charles County Government; Saint Charles (MO); On-site; USD 40,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading government agency is seeking a Deputy Juvenile Officer to supervise juveniles and families involved in court services. The role involves assessing risks, making recommendations, and ensuring compliance with court orders. The position requires collaboration with various agencies and may involve evening and weekend work.

Qualifications

• Entry-level position requiring assessment and supervision of juveniles and families.
• Collaboration with outside agencies and conducting home visits.

Responsibilities

• Interview and assess families to determine appropriate services.
• Prepare and present Social Investigations and court orders.
• Supervise cases involving children in foster care.

Skills

Assessment

Supervision

Collaboration

Interviewing

Job description

DEPUTY JUVENILE OFFICER - COURT SERVICES / ST. CHARLES COUNTY FAMILY COURT

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Job Description

Supervise juveniles and families referred to the Juvenile Office for child abuse/neglect, status offenses, and law violations. This includes assessing juveniles and families for risks and needs, formulating recommendations, and ensuring follow-through with court-ordered services. The position works under the supervision of the Supervisor - Court Services and may require working evenings and weekends.

Responsibilities

1. Interview and assess referred families to determine appropriate services and recommendations for court, prioritizing the best interest of the child.
2. Complete criminal record checks and obtain records from agencies such as schools, hospitals, mental health, and drug treatment providers.
3. Serve summonses and subpoenas.
4. Make recommendations in court proceedings, including hearings and reviews.
5. Prepare and present Social Investigations and court orders.
6. Testify in court to support findings and recommendations.
7. Supervise cases involving children in foster care, ensuring compliance with court orders.
8. Conduct home visits and collaborate with outside agencies.
9. Review juveniles' rights and observe police interrogations to ensure due process.
10. Enter and update data in juvenile information systems.
11. Assist in case management and attend relevant trainings and meetings.
12. Perform other duties as assigned by supervisors.

Additional Information

• Seniority level: Entry level
• Employment type: Full-time
• Job function: Other, Information Technology, Management
• Industry: Government Administration