Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education: State agency overseeing education programs and standards in Missouri.
2+ YOEBachelor's degree in related field and 2 years' experience as Juvenile Officer I or equivalent; knowledge of juvenile statutes and court procedures; supervisory ability and basic computer skills.
York County Government: Local government administration serving the residents of York County, Pennsylvania.
Maintain confidential court files, learn juvenile court procedures, demonstrate professionalism, strong written and oral communication, computer literacy, attention to detail, and ability to lift up to 25 lbs.
Washington County: Local government authority providing public services to Washington County residents.
1+ YOEDegree in counseling/social work or related field with 1–7 years' experience in juvenile counseling/case management; valid Oregon driver's license and criminal history check required.
State of Illinois: The executive, legislative, and judicial government of Illinois.
Bachelor's or advanced degree in criminal justice, education, psychology, social work or related field; experience in juvenile justice, investigations, advocacy and team management; must be 21, pass background and drug screen, travel statewide and work overtime.
Alameda County: Local government providing public services for Alameda County residents.
1+ YOEExperience in juvenile supervision or probation; valid California driver's license; ability to supervise youths; pass background, medical, and psychological evaluations; 21+ years old.
Justice Resource Institute: Providing trauma-informed clinical care and community-based human services.
2+ YOELicensed LICSW or LMHC in Massachusetts, 2+ years delivering clinical services to youth and families, experience with juvenile assessments, strong writing and communication, bilingual preferred, must pass background checks.
Hall County Government: Provides public safety and municipal services for the community.
1+ YOEBachelor's in related field, 1+ year juvenile court experience (or equivalent), valid Class I driver's license with satisfactory MVR, strong communication and crisis-intervention skills; bilingual (Spanish) desirable.
Gregg County: Local county government body managing public services and infrastructure.
Certification as a Juvenile Supervision Officer, age 21+, able to write accurate reports and disciplinary plans, physically able to handle contingencies, willing to obtain additional training, and available for assigned shifts including weekends.
Juvenile Assessment Center: Assessing at-risk youth and connecting families with supportive services.
0+ YOEBachelor’s degree in criminal justice, social work, psychology, sociology, human development, or related field; experience in mental health or juvenile services preferred; strong communication and documentation skills; minimum age 21.
Microsoft Office, TRAILS database, CSC Data Access, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel
Bannock County: Providing administrative and public services to southeastern Idaho residents.
2+ YOEManage juvenile caseloads, perform investigations, develop case plans, conduct field supervision and court-related duties; must be 21, have Idaho POST, First Aid and CPR, and an Idaho driver's license.
Nueces County: Local government providing public services to Nueces County residents.
Provides direct supervision of juvenile residents, maintaining security and safety, performing searches, supervising activities, completing documentation, and participating in crisis intervention; must be 21+, have HS diploma/GED, pass drug/psych/physical/background screens, obtain Juvenile Supervision Officer certification within six months, and h...
Adelphoi: Provides human services and education for at-risk youth.
Minimum 60 college credits; ability to pass company-paid physical and required clearances; preferred juvenile justice or youth care experience; two-week paid training then rotating shifts in a 24/7 facility.
Tom Green County: Provides regional government and administrative services.
High school diploma or equivalent, age 21+, no disqualifying criminal history, ability to lift/physically restrain juveniles, valid driver's license and insurance, Texas Juvenile Supervision Officer certification within 6 months, certified First Aid/CPR, ability to work varying shifts including weekends/holidays/overtime.
Third Judicial Circuit Court of Michigan: The Third Judicial Circuit Court serving Wayne County, Michigan.
2+ YOEBachelor's degree in social work/psychology/social science, 2 years juvenile justice or family court experience, proficiency with MS Office and case management systems, background check/fingerprinting, ability to lift 25 lbs, legally authorized to work in the U.S.
Microsoft Office, Drug Court case management system