All positions are open to qualified men and women.
One year's paid or unpaid experience in a criminal justice agency working on programs designed to assist victims of crime. Two years' experience in a public or private community service agency interviewing clients to obtain personal information, advising clients of programs and services, and assisting clients in preparing applications for services. Completion of 60 units in an accredited college with course work in social sciences, law enforcement, or a related human service field. Determines eligibility and type of assistance including reimbursement for monetary loss to victims of crime and witnesses who file claims for compensation, by reviewing and evaluating cases referred by District Attorney staff, law enforcement officers, and other agencies. Assists crime victims and their families in obtaining financial and emotional support provided by the California's Victim Restitution Fund.