Ips Specialist Ii Municipal Technical Advisory Service

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IPS Specialist II, Municipal Technical Advisory Service
The candidate provides training, continuing education, and technical assistance to court clerks and other appointed and elected officials, developing lesson plans and delivering training in a classroom setting. The position concentrates on one-on-one and regional field-based training; it provides onsite instruction and training in the operational processes of municipal courts and also includes researching and drafting informational documents on municipal issues. The position works with the training team by producing and facilitating classes as requested in addition to providing technical assistance to Municipal Technical Advisory Service consultants to support their work with cities. Applicants should have a practical knowledge and understanding of the problems faced by municipal court officials. The position performs other duties as assigned. This position requires a master’s degree in public administration, criminal justice, or a closely related field. A law degree is preferred. It also requires 2 years employment in court administration, local law enforcement or a law department preferably as a court administrator, state or city attorney, city prosecutor, or senior administrative police officer. Prefer training experience. It requires someone with the ability to communicate effectively with both experienced municipal court officials and with city officials who may be new to court operations.
Ref- 17000000DQ. Send resume and three references with contact information.IPS Specialist II, Municipal Technical Advisory Service
The candidate provides training, continuing education, and technical assistance to court clerks and other appointed and elected officials, developing lesson plans and delivering training in a classroom setting. The position concentrates on one-on-one and regional field-based training; it provides onsite instruction and training in the operational processes of municipal courts and also includes researching and drafting informational documents on municipal issues. The position works with the training team by producing and facilitating classes as requested in addition to providing technical assistance to Municipal Technical Advisory Service consultants to support their work with cities. Applicants should have a practical knowledge and understanding of the problems faced by municipal court officials. The position performs other duties as assigned. This position requires a master’s degree in public administration, criminal justice, or a closely related field. A law degree is preferred. It also requires 2 years employment in court administration, local law enforcement or a law department preferably as a court administrator, state or city attorney, city prosecutor, or senior administrative police officer. Prefer training experience. It requires someone with the ability to communicate effectively with both experienced municipal court officials and with city officials who may be new to court operations.

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