Chief Of Crime Victim'S Assistance Bureau

City of new york - New York City
new offer (23/05/2024)

job description

Job Description
The Bronx District Attorney’s Office is seeking a well-qualified staff whose diverse backgrounds reflect an ability to serve the over 1.4 million members of the Bronx County community and pursue a safer Bronx through fair justice. The Crime Victims Assistance Bureau (CVAB) housed within the Special Victims Division of the Office is seeking a Bureau Chief. The Chief of CVAB in the Bronx County District Attorney’s Office leads, manages and administrates the Office’s in-house victim services program, which provides direct, concrete, and therapeutic services to crime victims throughout Bronx County, and makes referrals when appropriate. The Bureau, led by the Chief and the Deputy Chiefs, is regularly involved in planning year-round community events and outreach related to crime victims’ awareness and prevention. This is a high-level position in the Office which requires interaction with the District Attorney, the Executive Staff, the Community Engagement Unit, managers throughout the Office, as well as interagency contact and collaboration.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:
Specific duties will include, but are not limited to the following:
Administrative:
Provides supervision, training and oversight for a multi-site Bureau with 40+ staff, consisting of managers, advocates, therapists, and specialized components and programs.
Advocates in house and externally on the issues and complexities faced by crime victims.
Interviews candidates for CVAB vacancies.
Prepares and provides performance Evaluations.
Maintains communication and liaisons with ADA's, Bureau Chiefs, Executives, and Professional Staff throughout the Office.
Oversees a quality assurance and quality indicator review that tracks and monitors services provided;
Utilizes results to develop and implement ways to enhance and improve services.
Develops, Manages &
Maintains grant fundingfor all CVAU programs:
Identifies gaps in services and is innovative in attempting to fill these gaps.
Researches and explores possible funding opportunities, including OVS and OVC Grants, and NYC Council/OMB funding;
Assists in the application process.
Provides oversight and prepares monthly, quarterly and annual reports to existing funders.
Prepares statistical data and narratives for the Office’s Annual Report, City Council presentations, and Budget requests.
Collaborates with Other Agencies:
Maintains ongoing contact, communication, and collaboration with federal, state and local entities such as the NYS Office of Victim Services, Department of Justice’s Office of Victims of Crime, Safe Horizon, Bronx Family Justice Center and other victim service providers.
Has membership in and actively participates in the Downstate Coalition for Victim Service Providers, NYS Coalition Against Sexual Assault, the NYC Alliance on Sexual Assault, the US Marshalls' Witness Protection Alliance Group, and other Crime Victim related Agencies.
Represents the District Attorney at a variety of meetings and events in the community.
Educates and Trains inside and outside the Office:
As requested by the District Attorney, Communications Director, and Community Engagement Director, presents on topics related to crime victim-related issues.
Prepares and presents educational/informational training/workshops for ADAs, service providers, community groups, NYC and NY State agencies.
Presents at local, state and national Conferences.
Develops &
Spearheads Special Projects and Initiatives:
In collaboration with BXDA’s Community Engagement Unit, facilitates and oversees the planning and execution of specialized events and programs for National Crime Victims' Rights Week, Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Sexual Assault Awareness Month, World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, Coping with the Vacation’s After Victimization, BXDA’s annual Tree of Angels, and other Awareness Month Events throughout the year.
Oversees a primary prevention program for at-risk 8th-grade students to mitigate the possibility of becoming a victim or offender.
Oversees and maintains other existing CVAB programs and develops new ones.

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