Foster Care CRB Field Manager

Judicial Department; Salem (OR); Hybrid; USD 75,000 - 116,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bilingual skills allowance

Health insurance premium support

Paid holidays and leave

Job summary

The Oregon Judicial Department’s Citizen Review Board program seeks a Field Manager to oversee review boards across Oregon, including monthly meetings in Klamath County and quarterly meetings in Lake County. You will recruit, train, and supervise volunteers, draft findings, and coordinate with courts and ODHS to ensure mandated reviews are conducted.

You will analyze systems and data to recommend policy changes, lead local community involvement, and represent the CRB in partnerships with tribes,

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in public or business administration, behavioral sciences, social services, criminal justice or related field.
• Four years of professional work in public administration, social services, mediation, or related field.
• Combination of education and experience equivalent to eight years supports the role.

Responsibilities

• Oversee review boards in Oregon’s Klamath and Lake Counties and coordinate monthly/quarterly meetings.
• Recruit, train, advise, and supervise volunteers; ensure timelines are met.
• Draft and finalize board findings and recommendations for legal records.
• Analyze data to inform policy changes and program goals.
• Promote community involvement and maintain cross-disciplinary partnerships.

Skills

Volunteer recruitment

Volunteer training

Mediation

Partnership building

Public speaking

Education

Bachelor’s degree in related field

Job description

The Oregon Judicial Department’s Citizen Review Board program seeks a Field Manager to oversee review boards across Oregon, including monthly meetings in Klamath County and quarterly meetings in Lake County. You will recruit, train, and supervise volunteers, draft findings, and coordinate with courts and ODHS to ensure mandated reviews are conducted.

You will analyze systems and data to recommend policy changes, lead local community involvement, and represent the CRB in partnerships with tribes,