Probation & Case Management Specialist

Olmsted County; Rochester (MN); On-site; USD 48,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Olmsted County is seeking a supervising probation officer to manage high-risk clients, prepare court reports, and facilitate groups. The role requires strong case management and collaboration with law enforcement and social services to address criminogenic needs.

The position emphasizes evidence-based interventions, risk assessment, and coordination across agencies to ensure compliance with court-ordered obligations and program improvements.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Master's degree from an accredited college or university.
• Regular attendance is a necessary component of the role.
• Individuals must have Minnesota driver's license and no major traffic violations in last 3 years.
• Supervises a caseload, creates court reports, facilitates groups, and collaborates with criminal justice partners.

Responsibilities

• Supervise a caseload of clients placed on supervision.
• Create court reports and facilitate groups with community partners.
• Perform case management, planning, and risk assessments to guide services.
• Collaborate with law enforcement, social services and the criminal justice system.
• Develop individual case plans and referrals to services as needed.
• Maintain documentation and reports for court and corrections.
• Lead teams and projects to improve programming and operations.
• Coordinate interstate transfers and jurisdictional supervision as required.

Skills

Case management

Interviews

Collaboration

Risk assessment

Documentation

De-escalation

Written communication

Decision making

Education

Bachelor's/Master's degree

Tools

Computers

Job description

Olmsted County is seeking a supervising probation officer to manage high-risk clients, prepare court reports, and facilitate groups. The role requires strong case management and collaboration with law enforcement and social services to address criminogenic needs.

The position emphasizes evidence-based interventions, risk assessment, and coordination across agencies to ensure compliance with court-ordered obligations and program improvements.