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Requirements
A qualified applicant must:
  • Have a Masters of Social Work from an accredited institution;
  • Have experience in working with individuals with sex offense histories or with mental illness and/or developmental disabilities;
  • Have experience in release planning from correctional or institutional setting;
  • Be able to work individually and collaboratively with defense attorneys and social workers, while maintaining an understanding of the nature of defense work that includes the need to pivot and/or be flexible;
  • Have good communication with multiple stakeholders, including prosecutors, various state agencies, treatment providers and landlords;
  • Possess experience or interest in how race, gender, national origin, disability, and class intersect to create disparities for individuals experiencing state intervention in their lives;
  • Be able to travel to meet clients both in the community and the SCC and to explore community resources available;
  • Have knowledge of community and funding resources for individuals releasing into the community; and
  • Be aware of governing bodies of social worker best practice as it pertains to ethics and standards of practice, including the National Association of Social Workers (NASW).