Bachelor's degree in criminal justice, sociology, psychology, human services, or a related field OR an equivalent combination of education and related work experienceSolid understanding of the criminal justice processExcellent communication skills (verbal and written)Strong organizational skills with the ability to balance multiple responsibilities with limited supervisionAbility to independently exercise sound judgment and treat individuals traumatized by a criminal act compassionatelyAbility to provide empathetic emotional support in a sensitive and understanding mannerAbility to uphold a positive, productive, and professional work cultureAbility to work accurately in a fast-paced, high-volume environmentProficiency with computers, Microsoft 365 applications, and Adobe, with the ability to quickly learn new programsAccurate data entry skillsSatisfactory performance in prior positionsWhile not required, it'd be beneficial if you have grant management experience, experience as a victim/witness coordinator/advocate, or professional experience de-escalating traumatized or angry individuals. Pay: $68,347 - $74,351 *Additional salary growth available through regular increases within the classification up to $98,356 and COLA adjustmentsBenefits:Medical, dental, and vision insuranceFSAEmployer-paid life insuranceOptional spouse coveragePensionVacation and sick timeOptional overtime bonus payJob securityIf you can manage your time well and are ready to make a positive difference, consider joining us as a Victim Witness Coordinator!