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Jefferson County is hiring a grant-funded Navigator Coach to support people impacted by the justice system, including people experiencing substance use challenges and those who interact frequently with multiple community service systems. The position partners with Justice Services to connect with people in jail and support their transition back into the community. The Navigator Coach builds trusting relationships, identifies immediate needs, connects participants with resources, and helps them set goals for long-term stability and success. The role also contributes to a new program’s development and works with a collaborative navigation team serving people experiencing homelessness, families facing housing instability, and families needing additional community support. This hands-on, community-focused role involves intensive case management, coaching, resource coordination, and work in a jail setting and throughout the community. The Navigator Coach works independently and with justice and community partners; participant circumstances and priorities may shift quickly. Work may involve working alone with groups of justice-involved individuals. The position operates primarily in person and includes off-site outreach and mobile work. A four- or five-day workweek may be discussed with the hiring manager, and some schedule flexibility is needed, including occasional evening hours, typically Thursdays. The position is fully benefited and grant-funded, with an anticipated assignment end date of December 31, 2028. An extension may be possible depending on additional grant funding. The hiring range is $24.62–$26.26 per hour, with compensation determined by education, experience, and skills. Candidates with addiction counseling training or credentials may be eligible for additional compensation.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level

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