Victim Services Assistant

Under the general direction of the Office Administrator and the direct supervision of the Victims Unit Coordinator, performs supporting tasks for victims of crime, including serving as a liaison between victims and the Prosecutor’s Office, explaining court procedures to victims, and assisting victims activating their rights.

1. →Connects with victims of crimes and explains court procedures and processes, Crime Victim Rights, and victim compensation. Notifies victims of court hearings.
2. →Serve as a liaison between the Prosecutor’s Office and crime victims. Assists prosecutor’s in court as needed.
3. →Organizes and coordinates victim and/or witnesses escorts as needed. Prepares victims for court hearings.
4. →Provides juvenile rights as required by law.
5. →Assists victims in obtaining Community Resources, counseling, and other services, as needed.
6. →Assists in leading and/or participating in Victim Rights Groups and/or Organizations.
7. →Disseminates victim rights flyers, brochures, pamphlets, etc. to police agencies for distribution.
8. →Performs other duties as assigned.

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• Associate degree in a related field or area or combination of education and experience commensurate with the requirements of this position.
• One year of experience in the Criminal Justice, or related field.
• Computer skills necessary to effectively utilize word processing, database, and spreadsheet software systems.
• Interpersonal skills necessary to effectively communicate with County personnel and the public in situations requiring tact and patience.
• The ability to handle simultaneous activities that require concentration and attention to detail.

Work Classification: 100% On-Site Required
Flexibility Classification: Fixed Schedule

• Indoor
• Largely sedentary role.
• Frequent work with the public.
• Extended work hours (beyond 8 hours a day) are occasionally required.
• Traveling (within the county) may be required, for short periods of time.