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We encourage anyone who has been justice-involved to apply to open TEEM positions. We are a second-chance employer.

Pretrial Release Intake Specialist

Under the general guidance and supervision of the Pretrial Release Intake Specialist Supervisor, the Pretrial Release Intake Specialist is responsible for identifying potential candidates for entry into the Pretrial Release program, completing necessary background checks and administrative tasks, and coordinating with attorneys and judges to request approval for release. The Intake Specialist is responsible for helping determine eligibility, providing assistance in identifying appropriate court-ordered interventions, providing referrals, and connecting participants and potential participants to community resources and communicating all actions to attorneys in a professional and appropriate manner. These services include but are not limited to researching and recording criminal history, interpreting assessments, establishing supervision plans, coordinating with treatment facilities and recovery residences, and ensuring that reports are delivered to attorneys and judges in a timely manner.

Please click HERE to read the full Job Description. To apply, email your resume to Stacy Kastner at skastner@teem.org.

Supervision Engagement Officer

The Supervision Engagement Officer (SEO) is responsible for supporting participants as they navigate through the requirements of Dreams Court, DUI Court and Veterans Treatment Court.  This position will monitor devices participants are required to utilize in their respective program, collect and examine drug test results, track and report sanctions and supervise treatment compliance and other court requirements.  Supervision Engagement Officers will seek to maintain consistent communication with individuals assigned to the diversion programs identified above, oversee court requirements, contact participants assigned to their caseload weekly, increase contact as needed and conduct welfare visits as needed.  In addition, the SEO will participate in a minimum of 15 visits per month to monitor the compliance and wellness of participants.  Home visits are to include but not be limited to individuals staying in shelters and living on streets.  SEO will administer reassessments as needed and coordinate with referrals to treatment providers and community resources. This position will engage in clear, consistent and effective communication with the Treatment Court Program Director and appropriate judicial leaders.

Please click HERE to read the full Job Description. To apply, email your resume to Eli Wolfe at ewolfe@teem.org.