Contacts with county offices and officials, with other agencies including schools, Department of Human Services, Detention Centers, Medical Treatment Centers, Attorneys, Counselors, Law Enforcement agencies (local and out-of-state) parents and guardians of juveniles, Interstate Compact, Division of Youth Services and other Probation Offices (local and out-of-state). The Juvenile Intake Officer must be professional, have initiative, exceptional time management, organizational skills, problem solving and decision-making skills; excellent written and verbal skills; ability to work well with other individuals and agencies and be able to work with minimum supervision to successfully complete his/her duties.