Case Manager - DC -Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC)

Kentucky Personnel Cabinet•Lexington, KY

2d•$34,911 - $46,466•Onsite

About The Position

The Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) is seeking a Case Manager for the Office of Statewide Programs, Department of Specialty Courts, Region 4, in Fayette County. The AOC is the operational arm of the Judicial Branch, supporting nearly 3,300 personnel and 406 elected justices, judges, and circuit court clerks. This role is responsible for the case management, monitoring, and referral of participants in various programs including substance abuse treatment, educational, vocational, and life skills training, and community resources.

Requirements

Associate’s degree in human services, criminal justice, psychology, or similarly related field
NONE (for Experience, Training, or Skills)
NONE (for Substitute Education for Experience)
Additional relevant work experience will substitute for the degree on a year-for-year basis.
Successful completion of the KCOJ Adult Drug Court program may substitute for the minimum education requirement, provided the individual has remained in good standing for two years following completion of the program.
NONE (for Special Requirements - Age, Licensure, Regulation, etc.)
Must have a valid driver’s license.

Responsibilities

Maintains a caseload of specialty court participants and provides comprehensive case management services.
Conducts participant home visits and site visits.
Connects participants with treatment providers, community resources, and support services.
Provides crisis intervention and support as needed.
Monitors drug testing.
Administers drug testing as needed.
Conducts participant assessments, including assessments within correctional facilities.
Enters and maintains accurate data in designated case management systems.
Maintains thorough and timely case records and documentation.
Prepares files, and tracks court orders and related court documents.
Attends specialty court staffing meetings and provides comprehensive participant progress reports to the Specialty Court Judge and multidisciplinary team.
Attends court sessions and monitors participant compliance, engagement, and recovery progress.
Develops and maintains collaborative partnerships with community agencies, treatment providers, and other stakeholders to enhance services and opportunities available to specialty court participants.
Assists with or leads program events, including participant graduations and recognition ceremonies, as appropriate.
May assist with the training, mentoring, and onboarding of new specialty court staff.
Performs other duties as assigned.