Senior Program Manager (Victim Witness Services)

Alluvionic•Arlington, VA

9d•$90,000 - $95,000•Remote

About The Position

Alluvionic is seeking a Senior Program Manager to support the US Marshals Service (USMS) by conducting processes and procedures as required by the program office. This role involves collaborating with various agencies to develop a catalog of services, conducting needs assessments, implementing outreach strategies, and providing training and technical assistance related to victim witness services. The Senior Program Manager will also represent the USMS at national events, ensure compliance with federal victim legislation, and assist with preparing responses to inquiries from congressional and executive branch agencies. This position requires a Bachelor's degree and nine years of specialized experience in victim witness services and related fields.

Requirements

Must be a U.S. Citizen
Must be able to pass a background check
Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice, Psychology, Social Work, or Sociology
Nine years of specialized experience in the duties described above.
Knowledge of procedures relating to law enforcement agencies and activity, the handling of victims of crime, and the interface of public and private agencies.
Knowledge of the procedures of law- enforcement agencies as they relate to the treatment and handling of victims and the required interface with protection agencies.
Knowledge of applicable statutes, policies, and procedures for federal victim assistance and the Attorney General's Guidelines on Victim and Witness Assistance. Ability to assess compliance with statutes, guidelines, or programs.
Knowledge of community resources and agencies that serve victims of various types of crime.
Knowledge of federal interagency agreements, including reporting and financial requirements.
Knowledge of crisis intervention, direct victim services, state compensation laws, and state and federal victim notification programs.
Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with other professional, federal, state, and local agencies, victims, attorneys, law enforcement personnel, and representatives from non-governmental agencies.
Ability to conduct sizable and moderate-scale training seminars, workshops, and meetings with various professionals.
Ability to work effectively under pressure, with rigid deadlines, and under stressful conditions.
Ability to travel as required.
Excellent knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite products

Responsibilities

Develop and maintain a catalog of services and contacts by collaborating with other local, state, federal, and private agencies.
Provide research and liaison function for sourcing federal, state, tribal, local, and social service authorities and/or community-based entities regarding victim witness services.
Continuously conduct agency needs assessments and analyze results to create and implement effective outreach strategies with various components of the social service system in support of USMS.
Establish and conduct annual/bi-annual training in conjunction with SOIB/VMS training approved through the USMS Training Academy.
Compile information resources for USMS personnel, including social service and community points of contact.
Analyze victim-oriented activities for common problems. Develops methodologies for addressing problems and provides technical assistance and training to SOIB management.
Develop procedures, position papers, and decision memoranda, some bearing on complex issues or national impact.
Represent USMS at committees, national conferences, and seminars.
Responsible for ensuring that USMS staff are provided with the necessary information to maintain compliance with federal victim legislation.
Maintain knowledge and technical expertise for victim witness assistance issues.
Assist USMS personnel with preparing written responses to congressional inquiries, Executive branch agencies, and the public.