QUALIFICATIONS:
- Commitment to client-centered, zealous advocacy, to the inherent worth and dignity of clients, and to cultural humility and cultural competency;
- Education in social work, social science, psychology, forensic psychology, journalism, anthropology, criminal justice, or a related field;
- Knowledge of the criminal justice system, preferably in Michigan;
- Experience in investigation;
- Excellent communication, interviewing, and interpersonal skills;
- The ability to prioritize a significant workload and high-volume caseload;
- Ability to work flexible hours, including evenings, nights, and early mornings, and to travel throughout the state to attend hearings, meet with incarcerated clients, interview witnesses, and obtain mitigation material;
- Outstanding writing and organizational skills;
- Flexible and creative thinking;
- The ability to work as part of the defense team under the lead of the case attorney, and maintain confidentiality;
- Proficiency with Microsoft Word and Outlook, Adobe Acrobat, Excel, and general office equipment.
SADO offers training and mentoring and fosters an environment of success and support. With offices in Detroit and Lansing, SADO staff members form a community advocating for clients and a fair criminal legal system. Additionally, SADO provides the ability to work remotely as needed. Visit www.sado.org to learn more.
Benefits:
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Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance
401k plan
Paid vacation and sick leave
Paid holidays
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Long-term disability insurance
Flexible spending accounts
Flexible work hours
Work from home options
Paid training opportunities
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Social Work Licensure supervision is available.
SADO employees are members of the UAW Local 2200.
