Management Information Specialist

The Re-Entry Services Department assists returning citizens ensure a successful transition from prison to the community through proactive and professional support. The Management Information Specialist MIS secures, distributes, tracks, and coordinates all participant resources and completes reports for the MDOC. The MIS presents information about the program to the community and secures interns for the program. All Re-Entry Services Team Members engage in active collaboration with the Community Coordinator, CCWC program staff, field agents, local landlords, and other agencies in order to effectively coordinate services and communication across providers, increase client engagement, and improve client outcomes.

POSITION OVERVIEW

Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

Document flow of services and outcomes for all clients, including routine case notes for all client contact, in accordance with program and funder requirements

Cultivate partnerships with local organizations and develop new resources, housing, and employment opportunities for all involved

Assist in developing, managing, and holding community advisory council meetings

Maintain availability for emergencies as coordinated with program leadership.

Assist other case managers in Region 9 which may require travel to Hillsdale, Lenawee, Livingston, Monroe, Jackson, or Washtenaw counties as needed

Abide by Standard Operating Procedures of the Re-Entry Department

Understand and effectively communicate the Offender Success mission, vision, core values and strategic direction to key stakeholders, policy makers, service providers, MDOC Field Agents and other community organizations

Track all referrals and services in Region 9 including cost and service caps for each client

Coordinate with case managers to place orders for needed goods

Track orders and maintain inventory

Assist in coordinating trainings and orientations for volunteers and interns of the program as needed

Maintain up-to-date records according to Agency/program standards.

Advocate for clients within the community

QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE

Associates degree and/or experience in human services or related field

Bachelors degree with relevant human services college coursework or one year experience in related field is preferred

Experience providing supportive services to returning citizens, unhoused populations, substance use disorder, and mental health conditions is preferred

Experience with Excel, Sharepoint, and spreadsheet creation is required

Valid driver’s license and any certifications required by the state of Michigan or accreditation bodies

Ability to work with the public and clients in a professional, courteous, and pleasant manner

Exceptional interpersonal skills

Compensation & Benefits

$1,250 welcome bonus (some restrictions apply)

Comprehensive benefits with employer contribution, plus a 401(k) retirement option.

Generous paid time off and a paid holiday schedule — including the full week between Christmas and New Year's.

Provided with the tools necessary to effectively perform job responsibilities, including mileage reimbursement, participation in ongoing professional development and continuing education opportunities.

The stability of joining an organization with more than 65 years serving the Washtenaw County community.

A team culture built on mentorship, collaboration, and shared purpose.

Application Process

Submit resume and cover letter including salary requirements. We review applications on a rolling basis, so don't wait to reach out. Please no phone or email inquiries.

Catholic Charities of Washtenaw County is an Equal Opportunity Employer.