Description
The Juvenile Supervision Officer provides direct supervision of juveniles in detention or court-referred programs, maintains case files, processes admissions, transports juveniles to medical, school, and court locations, monitors safety and welfare, contacts families, advises juveniles of rules, and completes reports. The role requires a high school diploma or GED, a valid Texas driver’s license, completion of required training, and certification within six months of initial employment. Bilingual English-Spanish ability is preferred, and the position is temporary for approximately six months.
