Pretrial & Intake Coordinator - Case Management & Risk Oversight

Tippecanoe County Government; Indiana; On-site; USD 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Tippecanoe County Government is seeking a Pretrial and Intake Assistant Coordinator for the Community Corrections Department. The role includes assessing arrestees/defendants, coordinating intake, and overseeing participant supervision to ensure program compliance.

Responsibilities include risk assessments, IRAS completion, and collaboration with court staff and community resources. A bachelor’s degree is preferred, with drug testing and polygraph requirements possible.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree preferred (Psychology, Social Work, Mental Health Counseling, or Criminal Justice).
• Experience with adults with mental health/addiction issues is preferred.
• Passage of drug test and polygraph test may be required.

Responsibilities

• Conducts daily pre-adjudication assessments for eligibility in the pretrial program.
• Complete IRAS assessments and detailed case reports.
• Maintain case management records and ensure program compliance.
• Oversee intake procedures and open case pages in the Case Management System.
• Coordinate supervision, testing, and referrals to services as needed.
• Communicate with law enforcement, medical providers, and community partners.

Skills

Interviewing

Risk assessment

Case management

Documentation

Communication

De-escalation

IRAS

Education

Bachelor's degree preferred (Psychology/Social Work/Criminal Justice)

Tools

IRAS

Odyssey Case Management

RMS/JMS

Microsoft Office

Job description

Tippecanoe County Government is seeking a Pretrial and Intake Assistant Coordinator for the Community Corrections Department. The role includes assessing arrestees/defendants, coordinating intake, and overseeing participant supervision to ensure program compliance.

Responsibilities include risk assessments, IRAS completion, and collaboration with court staff and community resources. A bachelor’s degree is preferred, with drug testing and polygraph requirements possible.