Social Service Coordinator

Overview The primary purpose of the Social Services Coordinator is to oversee the implementation of social services programs intended to work with the justice involved population to assist in their successful transition from a carceral setting into the community; identify and address barriers to service and work collaboratively to resolve; promote and plan for collaborative opportunities supporting medical and behavioral health services linkages, securing of basic needs, employment readiness and referrals, peer support linkage, benefits application assistance and other evidence informed practices that promote the health, welfare and habilitation of justice involved individuals. Responsibilities Responsible for the Franklin County Rapid Resource Center's (RRC) overall delivery and oversight at both Franklin County Correctional Centers located at 2460 Jackson Pike and 2551 Fisher Road II. Supervisory responsibility of full and part‑time staff, contract staff, and partner agency staff tasked with providing case management support of the RRC. Develop policies and procedures detailing Center operations and coordination of resources, equipment, and scheduling necessary to effectively and efficiently manage the Center. Collaborate with the Franklin County Sheriff's Office to ensure consistent communication with Command and Social Services staff and adherence by all staff and partner agencies to security and safety protocols. On-board new staff and contractors, including training new users of the Virtual Case Management system to support high‑quality documentation and case management services, data collection, and Center usage trends. Prepare programmatic reporting as required by funders and County leadership. Monitor the delivery of services and assure quality and accessibility of services. Work with evaluation partners as directed to measure the effectiveness of the RRC. Monitor program operations for quality assurance and implementation of mid‑course program corrections where necessary. Enforce service expectations through staff monitoring, appraisals, coaching, and discipline. Oversee a range of pre‑and post‑release programs informed by evidence‑based practices and support the successful reentry of justice‑involved individuals leaving a carceral setting. Supervise peers and Reentry staff in a manner that adheres to best practices in peer supervision and enforce service expectations through staff monitoring, appraisals, coaching, and discipline as needed. Provide leadership and supervision of a group of Peer Support Specialists, Recovery Coaches, and Community Health Coaches providing community‑based support to justice‑involved individuals; vet new program partners and quality assurance reviews. Organize projects and activities in accordance with the agency's mission and vision, vetting of new reentry and behavioral health programs, and performance of continuous improvement and quality assurance reviews of a variety of reentry‑related grant programs administered by the Office of Justice Policy and Programs. Attend required staff meetings and participate in scheduled reviews with Director, Deputy Director, and QA/QI staff. Maintain regular and predictable attendance. These duties are illustrative only, and you may perform some or all of these duties or other job‑related duties as assigned. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in social science field with a minimum of five (5) years of experience working with the justice involved population and two years supervisory experience; or any equivalent combination of training and experience. No special license or certification is required. Supervisory Responsibilities Ability to assign, review, plan, and coordinate the work of other employees, to provide instruction to other employees, to maintain department standards, to recommend the discipline or discharge of other employees, to act on employee problems, and to recommend and approve the transfer, promotion, or salary increase of other employees. #J-18808-Ljbffr