Multi-Agency Treatment Court Coordinator

State of Montana; Missoula (MT); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Work/life balance

Family friendly policies

Dedicated and caring colleagues

Health coverage

Retirement plans

Paid vacation, sick leave, and 38+ per

Opportunities for professional growth

Public Service Loan Forgiveness - PSLF

Job summary

The First Judicial District Adult Treatment Program in Missoula, MT, governed by the Montana Judicial Branch, seeks a Treatment Court Coordinator. This role oversees program administration, including materials, budget reports, and regular team meetings, under the direction of the presiding treatment court judge.

Qualifications include experience with multi-agency systems and populations of substance-abusing adults and youth.

Qualifications

• Qualifications include experience working with multi-agency systems and working with an adult and youth substance-abusing populations.

Responsibilities

• Make purchases to support the program within the budget and policy guidelines.
• Pay invoices, submit reimbursements, and manage the treatment court checking account.
• Set the treatment court schedule, coordinate staffing, secure meeting spaces, and document proceedings.
• Maintain contracts, handbooks, and policies; draft documents for review by the presiding judge.
• Maintain treatment court records.
• Regularly communicate with participants about expectations and needs; track compliance and share progress with the treatment team.
• Coordinate with community providers to ensure services and regular progress reports.
• Facilitate multi-agency services to meet treatment court objectives for clients.
• Manage treatment court applications and screening.

Job description

The First Judicial District Adult Treatment Program in Missoula, MT, governed by the Montana Judicial Branch, seeks a Treatment Court Coordinator. This role oversees program administration, including materials, budget reports, and regular team meetings, under the direction of the presiding treatment court judge.

Qualifications include experience with multi-agency systems and populations of substance-abusing adults and youth.