I have 8 years of working experience with the Second Judicial District Court, Thirteenth Judicial District Court and New Mexico Department of Corrections Probation and Parole division.
Skills
Manage large caseload
Review/manage client compliance
Provide oral and written communication to the courts
Investigations
Motivational interviewing training
Organized
Multi-tasker
Computer/data base proficient
Quick learner
Education and Training
The University of New MexicoAlbuquerque, NMExpected in 2006 – –Bachelor of Arts:Criminology - GPA:
Albuquerque Technical Vocational InstituteAlbuquerque, NMExpected in 2004 – –Associate of Arts:Liberal Arts - GPA:
Certificates , Expected in – –: - GPA:
Probation/Parole basic training
Introductory training for Motivational Interviewing
Court Officer basic training
References , Expected in – –: - GPA:
Jason Webb - Youth Care Specialist Supervisor XXX-500-2415
Yolanda Hall - Investigations Worker XXX-321-2391
Art Marshall- Director of Pretrial Services (retired) XXX-615-9525
Experience
Second Judicial District Court Bernalillo County - Pretrial Services Officer-2 City, STATE, 01/2013 - 06/2015I have 2 years experience with the Second Judicial Court Pretrial Services Division. The first year I worked as Pretrial Officer with a caseload of 30-50 clients. I was responsible to ensure clients compliance with pretrial release. My duties included, performing random drug screens, verifying clients attendance in counseling, AA/NA meetings, treatment program, and employment. I was responsible to report non-compliance to the court and recommend sanctions. I was later given the task to investigate clients detained in the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) for release to the Pretrial Services division. On a daily basis, I would receive 10 to 20 referrals, averaging 100-150 client case load.  I was responsible to keep track of all felony referrals using database and court dockets. I was responsible to go to MDC daily to interview, assess and investigate clients criminal history, current offense, community ties, compliance with other community supervision, perform drug screens, speak to victim(s) if necessary, and employment history to determine client eligibility. I worked closely with MDC booking department to coordinate clients release to pretrial services.  ​
Thirteenth Judicial District Court- Sandoval County - Adult Drug Court Probation Officer City, STATE, 06/2008 - 09/2012I was responsible for the supervision of 30 to 50 low to high risk offenders. My duties included to ensure offenders compliance with the Drug Court Program Rules, implement appropriate sanctions, weekly client case review with the Drug Court Judge and Drug Court panel, attend and make recommendations to the court for a probation/parole violation hearings, refer and monitor compliance with inpatient/outpatient treatment programs, monitor offenders employment and/or education, monitor community service, coordinate transport with the Sandoval County Sheriffs office to transport offender to inpatient treatment, coordinate with inpatient facilities for offender assessments while offender in custody, perform random drug screens on offenders, maintain current information and trained to install and monitor activity with the SCRAM bracelet, GPS house arrest unit, perform field calls to offenders home or employment, monitor offenders weeks in phases and graduation dates, prepare sentencing memo for the Judge upon completion or termination of the program, offender assessments, data entry, coordinate offender drug testing schedule, update drug testing line at 6:30 a.m. daily, worked closely with Redwood Toxicology on current drug testing tools and urine analysis results on a positive drug screen, package and arrange for transport of urine to Redwood Toxicology for analysis, and alcohol breath testing.Panel member for the Department of Corrections special program Community Corrections. Attended Drug Court conferences in New Mexico and the National Drug Court conference in Boston MA, and Sanctions and Incentives for Offenders in Baltimore MD, Shadowed an Adult Drug Court in Oregon and State of New Mexico Court Probation Officer training.  ​
New Mexico Department Of Corrections - Probation/Parole Officer City, STATE, 04/2006 - 06/2008I worked 1 year in the special programs Drug Court unit and regular supervision unit. In the Drug Court unit I was responsible for the supervision of 30 low to high risk offenders. In regular supervision I was responsible for the supervision 130 to 150 of low to to high risk offenders. My duties were to ensure that offenders were in compliance with the Court and Probation/Parole conditions. Including performing field calls to offenders houses/employment, attending and making recommendations to the court, trained to install and monitor house arrest, monitor offenders compliance with inpatient and outpatient programming, monitoring payment of fines, fees, and victim restitution due by offender, transferring offenders cases in/out of state per Interstate Compact Rule, transfer cases to other districts in State, random urine analysis testing, data entry, case management, assessments, opening and closing cases, run NCIC on offenders, obtain court case materials and police reports, pre-sentencing interviews in the office or the jail, prepare pre-sentencing reports to the Court with recommendations. I have been trained in Motivation Interviewing, 40 hours of defensive tactics, drug testing analysis, ankle bracelet installation/monitoring.Â
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