2026)

Pioneer Human Services•Tacoma, WA

4d•$25 - $38•Onsite

About The Position

If you are looking for employment with a purpose where you can help improve the daily lives of the members of your community, then consider a career with Pioneer Human Services! We are currently looking for a Temporary Case Manager Residential Reentry Center (RRC) with a passion for human services. This is an exciting opportunity to be involved with an organization focused on a transformative path towards social change, creating pathways for rehabilitation, reintegration, and redemption. Who we are – Our Mission We empower justice-involved individuals to overcome adversity and reach their full potential. For over 60 years, we have proudly serviced our clients with professionalism and empathy. We are a nationally recognized non-profit with 35+ locations across Washington state that provided a chance for change to over 9,500 individuals in 2024.

Requirements

BA/BS degree in the human services, social sciences or related field required.
2 years of experience in the human services, criminal justice or correctional system(s) or related field.
Must become certified in the LS/CMI risk-needs assessment within 90 days of hire. Certification will be part of new employee training process.
Must go through Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) training within first month of hire.
Must become certified in Moral Recognition Therapy program within one year of hire. Certification will come from outside contractors.
Must be able to pass and maintain security clearances as required by the Federal Bureau of Prisons (FBOP).
Must pass and maintain CPR/First Aid Certification
Must have a valid driver's license
Employees who operate their own or PHS vehicles on PHS business, must have a safe driving record as defined by PHS.
Employees who operate their own vehicle(s) on PHS business must carry auto liability insurance that complies with the requirements of PHS.

Nice To Haves

Master’s Degree in the human services, social sciences or related field.
3 years’ experience in the human services, criminal justice or correctional system(s) or related field.
Case management experience.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and Secure Manage.
Certifications or previous training in evidence-based criminogenic risk assessments, cognitive behavioral programming and motivational interviewing.

Responsibilities

Performs comprehensive risk-needs-responsivity assessment (LS/CMI) and PREA Risk Assessment for residents on caseload.
Orients residents to program rules and expectations.
Uses assessment results to identify static and dynamic risk factors.
Uses assessment results to develop Individual Program Plans (IPPs) utilizing SMART goal techniques.
Aligns IPP interventions, goals and timeframes to address top criminogenic needs based off the results of the LS/CMI risk-needs assessment.
Provides regular, accurate, and detailed case notes documenting resident performance during all phases of their program.
Make mental health, chemical dependency, housing, and other referrals as need is identified through the LS/CMI assessment and 1:1 session.
Completes field work tasks including initial home investigations and monthly home checks for all home confinement residents.
May be required to conduct on site employment verification checks when a resident is offered employment and may be required to conduct monthly follow up with each employer.
Facilitates and instructs individual and group cognitive-behavioral skill building sessions/classes following designated training or program curriculum.
Coordinates and facilitates meetings with resident family members.
Attends program staff meetings, mandatory FBOP trainings, clinical staff meetings and facility events as needed.
Is present for and participates in FBOP program audits and audit preparation.
Engages in clear, consistent, and professional communication with all residents, program staff, FBOP and US Probation staff, and community members.
Maintains cell phone and answers calls/emails outside of normal work hours and on weekends.
Attends bi-weekly Program Review Team meetings with FBOP and USPO.
Participates in work groups and committees organized by the Assistant Director, Director and other external agencies as appropriate.
Conducts CDC investigations and discipline hearings for resident violations and incident reports which includes visits to the Federal Detention Center or local jails.
Completes 40 hours of required BOP training, in addition to PHS training to include motivational interviewing, assessment certifications, mental health, trauma and other professional development training.
Practice and maintain appropriate ethical and professional boundaries.
Ensure all practices and documentation are in alignment with FBOP's Statement of Work (SOW)
Adherence to all relevant FBOP policies and procedures.
Monitors resident alignment with legal requirements (Judgment & Sentence, warrants with law enforcement, etc.)