Juvenile Detention Specialist

Madison County Government; Edwardsville (IL); On-site; USD 52,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Madison County Government in Edwardsville, IL is seeking a Probation and Court Services Officer for the Juvenile Detention Home. The role requires a minimum 4-year degree in criminal justice or related field, and duties include supervision, safety, and implementing evidence-based practices with youth.

You will work rotating shifts, maintain written records, and collaborate with probation and court services teams to promote positive outcomes for youth in custody.

Qualifications

• Minimum 4 year degree from an accredited college, with major course of study in criminal justice, human services or related field.
• Completed a minimum of 40 hours of training; however, the 40 hours of training may be completed within one year following appointment to the Probation and Court Services Department.

Responsibilities

• Provide supervision, guidance, care and secure custody consistent with Departmental policy and procedure.
• Incorporate Evidence-Based Practices with regard to interactions with detainees.
• Maintain direct involvement with youth by being present on the detention floor.
• Make complete, accurate written entries in all records, reports and logs.
• Assist in the creation, design and implementation of programs aimed at promoting positive change for youth.

Skills

Decision Making

Integrity

Team Orientation

Adolescent Development

Self-Awareness

Physical Fitness

Stress Tolerance

Written Communication

Change Leadership

Balaced Justice

Education

Bachelors degree in criminal justice or related field

Tools

Automation systems

Job description

Madison County Government in Edwardsville, IL is seeking a Probation and Court Services Officer for the Juvenile Detention Home. The role requires a minimum 4-year degree in criminal justice or related field, and duties include supervision, safety, and implementing evidence-based practices with youth.

You will work rotating shifts, maintain written records, and collaborate with probation and court services teams to promote positive outcomes for youth in custody.