Clinical Evaluator- Sexual Offender Risk Review Board

Georgia Department of Revenue•Atlanta, GA

4d•Hybrid

About The Position

Conduct a legislatively guided risk classification, based on available collateral case documentation, and empirically supported actuarial risk assessments, to determine the sexual recidivism risk a convicted sex offender living in Georgia poses to the community.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in a related field from an accredited college or university
Four (4) years of professional job-related experience
One (1) year in a lead worker, team leader, or supervisory role
Two (2) years of experience at the lower level Social Svcs Prgm Consultant 2 (SSP041) or position equivalent.
Annual Influenza vaccination
Drug Screening
TB Evaluation
National and State Background Check

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree in the field of behavioral sciences (Psychology, Counseling, Social Work, or Criminal Justice) with 2 years’ experience specializing in the field of sex offenders
Bachelor’s degree in the field of behavioral sciences (Psychology, Counseling, Social Work, or Criminal Justice) with at least 4 years’ experience specializing in the field of sex offenders
Knowledge of the Static-99R, Static-02R, and dynamic risk factors
Above average writing skills

Responsibilities

Review and summarize within a report the criminal history, criminal documents, prison and supervision history, and treatment history.
Contact agencies to obtain additional information when necessary.
Score and interpret the Static-99R and Static-02R.
Identify and summarize dynamic risk factors.
Determine a sexual offender’s overall sexual recidivism risk based on all the information reviewed.
Make a recommended designation within the report.
Complete a satisfactory number of reports per month.
Conduct re-evaluation assessments on offenders who file a petition for reconsideration of their original designation.
Review all information submitted by the offender and make a recommendation regarding the offender’s risk classification as part of re-evaluation.
Participate in weekly staff meetings to review borderline and complicated cases to discuss and reach consensus on any cases requiring further examination.
Attend specialized trainings as instructed.
Meet with the SORRB attorney to discuss cases and prepare for court hearings.
Testify in court as an expert witness in judicial review cases.
Provide educational presentations to the Board, stakeholders, and the community on the Risk Level classification process.
Attend training every year for Security and Integrity and pass testing associated with this training to have access to offender criminal history information.
Have working knowledge of, and attend webinars for, Concur and other programs associated with SORRB’s parent agency, Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities.