Bexar County

General

• Monitor a caseload of juvenile offenders through home, school, and office visits
• Prepare chronological reports for documenting progress, court proceedings, and treatment purposes
• Serve as a role model to youth and help develop social and life skills
• Conduct interviews with juveniles and families and prepare social history investigations
• Develop individual supervision plans and counsel juveniles and families
• Attend school, therapeutic, and related meetings
• Prepare and file court papers, including petitions, motions, and affidavits
• Serve summonses
• Represent the department at court and detention hearings
• Refer juveniles to outside services such as counseling
• Administer drug tests
• Transport juveniles and families to appointments
• Provide community and school presentations about probation
• Serve as a group facilitator and facilitate or coordinate education/awareness groups
• Attend training sessions

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