Treatment Alternatives and Diversion (TAD) Program Manager

Minimally qualified applicants must also have experience in all of the following:Interpreting, applying, training, and/or monitoring compliance with complex state or federal statutory requirements, administrative codes, and/or grant regulations.Planning, managing, evaluating and/or coordinating complex public programs, public safety initiatives, or criminal justice operations (such as treatment/specialty courts, diversion programming, or drug/alcohol prevention) utilizing evidence-based programming and decision-making.Working within a local, state, or federal government agency, with demonstrated knowledge of governmental operations and the roles/responsibilities of multi-disciplinary justice system agencies (law enforcement, prosecution, courts, corrections).In addition to the minimum qualifications, a well-qualified applicant will also have professional experience in any of the following: Managing the lifecycle of federal or state-funded grants, including compliance monitoring, fiscal tracking, and managing subrecipient awards.Leading cross-agency subcommittees, working groups, or collaborating directly with multi-jurisdictional stakeholders and advisory boards (e.g., elected/appointed state, local, or federal officials across law enforcement, courts, prosecution, or corrections) to drive public policy initiatives.Utilizing formal project management or formal planning processes to oversee high-profile, long-term public sector projects from inception through final deliverables.