Ability to: engage effectively and non-judgmentally with incarcerated people with diverse needs and backgrounds, who may present a variety of complex and acute needs including mental health and substance abuse and co-occurring disorders and have additional risk factors such as homelessness and medical needs; coordinate with a range of internal and external partners including jail medical and mental health staff as well as community organizations to facilitate connection to community based services; develop and establish collaborative individual release plans with the incarcerated person and coordinate service connection in a dynamic manner; represent client needs effectively with allied professional and community organizations; coordinate services from multiple agencies and systems; exercise professional judgment in making referrals and seeking expert consultation with program supervisor; employ evidence-based strategies to encourage or elicit change from clients displaying ambivalence or resistance to changing behaviors; develop and maintain required written documentation; ensure efficient use of public resources; work in a secured and/or partially secured environment (jail); operate within an established chain of command in a paramilitary organization; embrace the mission, vision and values of Clark County Jail Services. The position reviews individual needs and barriers, develops collaborative individualized release plans and coordinates access to resources including mental health, substance use, basic needs, housing, health care, peer support, education, employment, trauma-focused services and more.