Hybrid Part-Time Treatment Court Coordinator

Minnesota Judicial Branch; Carlton (MN); Hybrid; USD 44,000 - 68,000; Part time

Job summary

The Sixth Judicial District of Minnesota seeks a temporary Treatment Court Coordinator in Carlton County. The part-time exempt role (approximately 32 hours per week) coordinates and supervises Treatment Court activities, working with judges and treatment partners to promote best practices and efficient operations.

The incumbent will plan, implement, and monitor day-to-day activities, secure funding, manage budgets and grants, organize trainings, and maintain collaboration with treatment

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required in relevant field.
• Experience in court systems and/or treatment court area desired.

Responsibilities

• Plans, implements, administers, and monitors the day-to-day activities of a Treatment Court.
• Serves on Treatment Court teams and coordinates funding and budgeting.
• Directs and maintains accounting and auditing for program funds.
• Writes grant proposals and plans budgetary estimates.
• Coordinates expenditures and oversees fiscal obligations.
• Organizes training for team members and partners.
• Maintains relationships with treatment agencies and court partners.
• Attends conferences, staffings, and court hearings.
• Monitors treatment court services and participant referrals.
• Represents Treatment Court in communications with the public and stakeholders.

Education

Bachelor's degree in criminal justice / sociology / psychology / social work or related field

Job description

The Sixth Judicial District of Minnesota seeks a temporary Treatment Court Coordinator in Carlton County. The part-time exempt role (approximately 32 hours per week) coordinates and supervises Treatment Court activities, working with judges and treatment partners to promote best practices and efficient operations.

The incumbent will plan, implement, and monitor day-to-day activities, secure funding, manage budgets and grants, organize trainings, and maintain collaboration with treatment