Criminal Justice Technician 1 (PCN 06N09077)

State of Alaska•Anchorage, AK

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Criminal Justice Technician 1 works within the Therapeutic Court at the Department of Health’s Anchorage office in the Boney Courthouse. The position supports public safety by helping reduce criminal offenses among people with drug or alcohol addictions and offenders with mental health problems. The technician assists Probation Officers with case management, intensive treatment, community supervision, and frequent random substance-use testing, while monitoring and reporting participants’ compliance to the Courts. The role conducts routine and random drug screenings, including urine and saliva testing, and follows proper specimen handling and chain-of-custody procedures for Therapeutic Court participants. This position is open to Alaska residents only, and only male applicants will be considered under the stated bona fide occupational qualification. A valid current Alaska driver’s license is required at appointment. The position requires use of the Alaska Public Safety Information Network (APSIN), which requires a background investigation, including fingerprinting, and DPS security clearance. Some weekend and holiday work may be required as needed.

Requirements

Any combination of education and/or experience that provides the competencies in accountability, computer skills, interpersonal skills, oral and written communication, and problem solving.
A valid and current Alaska Driver’s License is required at the time of appointment.
Must pass the background investigation, including fingerprinting, and obtain the security clearance required to use APSIN.
Must be an Alaska resident.
Only male applicants will be considered under the stated bona fide occupational qualification.

Nice To Haves

Position-specific competencies include technical competence, professionalism, and office technology skills.

Responsibilities

Assist Probation Officers with case management, intensive treatment, and community supervision for Therapeutic Court participants.
Conduct frequent, random substance-use testing and monitor and report participants’ compliance to the Courts.
Conduct routine and random drug screenings, including urine and saliva tests.
Handle screening specimens properly and maintain chain of custody.