Prosecuting Attorney Victim Advocate – Tuscola County Prosecutor’s Office

Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Michigan; Michigan; On-site; USD 45,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Paid holidays

Paid time off

MERS Defined Contribution Plan

Job summary

Michiganprosecutor in Michigan is seeking a full-time victim advocate funded by the state contract to support victims before warrants are issued and discuss case options.

The role includes case management, reviewing police reports, contacting victims, safety planning, crisis intervention, court preparation and liaison with law enforcement and parole/probation services.

Training participation, community outreach, and coordination with local agencies complete the duties of this position.

Responsibilities

• Meet with victims prior to authorization of warrants to discuss case options.
• Responsible for case management—reviewing police reports, contacting victims, and answering questions that may arise.
• Safety planning, updating victims as the case progresses through the court system.
• Provide crisis intervention, preliminary examination and/or trial preparation, and court accompaniment for victims and families.
• Liaise with law enforcement agencies and assist with MDOC registration and the parole board process.
• Attend trainings for victim advocacy and coordinate training for local law enforcement on CVR laws and procedures.
• Engage in community outreach and attend quarterly meetings to stay current on Assault Crisis Center policies.

Job description

Salary: $50,000.00 Full grant funded position

• Comprehensive Benefit Package includes, health, dental and vision insurance, paid holidays, paid time off, MERS Defined Contribution Plan

Position: Full-Time

Posting Date: 11/02/2026

Job Description

Tuscola County has one full time victim advocate who is funded by the state victim rights contract.

General Statement of Duties

This position works under the direction of the Prosecuting Attorney. The victim advocate meets with victims prior to authorization of warrants to discuss case options. Responsible for case management-reviewing of police reports, contacting victims, and answering questions that may arise, safety planning, updating victims as the case progresses throughout the court system. Crisis intervention, preliminary examination and/or trial preparation, court accompaniment for victims and their families. Referrals to community agencies for services, assist probation department with restitution calculation, liaison with law enforcement agencies. Attend training provided by PAAC/PAAM for victim advocates. Coordinate and assist in training for local law enforcement agencies to update on CVR laws and procedures. Assist with MDOC registration and the parole board process.

Other duties might require community outreach like Thumb Area Assault Crisis Center Attend quarterly meetings to be current on Assault Crisis Center policies and procedures for use of the Center and its services. Discuss joint cases and potential for the collaboration of community services.