Mental Health Professional - Tri-County Crisis Stabilization Center (Temp / Part-Time) (Charleston)
State of South Carolina
Posted: May 7, 2025 (253 days ago)
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State of South Carolina
Department of Social Services
Location
South Carolina, 29210
Salary
$79,600 - $111,500
per year
Type
Full Time
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This role involves providing legal support and courtroom representation for a state agency that protects children, families, and vulnerable adults, handling cases like child removals, adoptions, and family court proceedings across multiple counties in South Carolina's Midlands region.
A good fit would be an experienced attorney passionate about community service and child welfare, with strong skills in family law and case management.
The job also includes training staff, staying updated on laws, and occasional emergency response duties.
Represents the agency in all matters pertaining to emergency or non-emergency removal of children and vulnerable adults, termination of parental rights, inspection warrants, in-home protective services, permanency planning, judicial review of children or adults receiving services and any appeals resulting from such actions.
Timely prepares, files and serves or ensures the timely preparation, filing and service of all pleadings, motions, orders, notices, rules to show cause, and other court documents related to representation of the agency.
Timely prepares, files and serves or ensures the timely preparation, filing and service of all pleadings, motions, orders, notices, rules to show cause, and other court documents related to representation of the agency in legal actions.
Pleadings and proposed orders shall include all determinations required by state and federal law.
Timely conducts case staffing meetings for the purpose of analyzing the legal status of the cases and otherwise advising staff on agency legal matters.
Prepares cases for court by conducting and responding to discovery, interviewing, and preparing witnesses and reviewing agency documentation and reports from other sources.
Establishes and maintains professional network and attends training sessions in order to enhance individual professionalism.
Reviews legislation, statutory changes, and case law decisions and advises staff about the law.
Participates in regular agency meetings to discuss and analyze outcomes and determine areas needed for improvement. Conducts in house training for other staff members.
SPECIAL NOTICE: Resumes can be submitted in lieu of filling out the online application, all agency supplemental questions are required and must be completed for the application to be considered.
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