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Case Supervisor, Part-Time, South Lake Tahoe

General Description: Reporting to the Program Director, the Case Supervisor is responsible for providing
oversight of all aspects of cases and volunteers within the CASA program. S/he is also responsible for
collaborating with the Program Director to ensure consistent program administration, to communicate the
mission of CASA and its goals effectively. The Case Supervisor is part of the Program Management Team and
collaborates with the Program Director and other program staff.

Qualifications: Education, Skills, and Experience

• High School diploma required
• Associate or Bachelor’s degree in counseling, education, or sociology preferred
• Familiar with child protection and custody laws
• Familiar with principles and practices of report writing and professional correspondence
• Familiar with current office practices, methods, procedures, policies, and regulations
• Adequate skill level in grammar, spelling, vocabulary, and punctuation
• Adequate skill level in the use of standard office equipment; computers, and the use of related word
  processing, spreadsheet, and database software programs
• Knowledge of effective principles and practices of record keeping and file management
• Familiar with issues and dynamics of families in crisis and resources available
• Willingness to comply with background screening and fingerprint analysis, achieving satisfactory results
  through the criminal justice system.

Responsibilities:
NOTE: Employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level and/or not necessarily all the
responsibilities listed.

• Supervise up to 40 CASA volunteers at any given point in time
• Provide oversight & direction for CASA volunteers
• Assist with screening new volunteers, which can include recruiting and interviewing
• Serve as a CASA liaison and representative with external agencies responsible for the care, custody, and protection of children; agencies include Human Service, CPS, Juvenile Justice, and Court Systems
• Conduct annual evaluations for all CASA volunteers
• Collect, edit, and distribute Advocate’s court reports
• Maintain data in the database for tracking of volunteers & children
• Achieve 12 hours of professional continuing education annually
• Work closely with Senior Program staff on all complaints to implement a satisfactory solution
• Attend meetings and court hearings as appropriate to support the case and provide input as requested
  by the Court as needed
• Adhere to National CASA standards, Rules of Court, CASA policies & procedures

Interested applicants should email a cover letter and resume to CASA Program Director, Rose Breitwiser,  rose@casaeldorado.org.