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Social Worker, Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County Job

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Job Description

The Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County is hiring a Social Worker to work at the Diversion Center, providing rehabilitative programs and community references to returning citizens housed in the Department of Corrections.

This role is perfect for a dedicated expert committed to lowering recidivism through individualized aid and case management. As a Social Workeryou’ll collaborate with care and treatment team to build one-of-a-kind rehabilitative schemes for each returning citizen.

You’ll uphold a existing network of tools addressing housing, financial stability, mental wellness, education, substance counseling, and other demands identified through assessments. Your perform will straight contribute to helping people successfully reintegrate into the community.

This role reports to the Diversion Center Superintendent and is classified as exempt under FLSA. The role needs routine and predictable attendance, cooperation with others, and may call for function on religious holidays. A 12-month probationary period puts in.

Posted On Thursday 16th July 2026
Organization Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County
Location Athens
Job Type Full-time
Address 375 Satula Avenue, GA 30601
Last Date Wednesday 29th July 2026
Salary & Compensation

Salary: $51,971 per year.

Qualification

You must gather the qualifications for a Social Worker post within the Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County. This role requires know-how in rehabilitative solutions, case management, and knowledge of community assets.

  • Expertise functioning with returning citizens or in corrections settings.
  • Understanding of rehabilitative scheme planning and execution.
  • Ability to keep up a network of community references (housing, financial stability, mental wellness, education, substance counseling).
  • Strong case management and documentation skills.
  • Capacity to give counseling and set up clear aims.
  • Skill in tracking outcomes and recidivism rates over time.
  • Sound driver's license may be required.
  • Must pass a background check.
  • Aptitude to operate cooperatively with others and maintain steady attendance.
Role Responsibilities

Develop and put in place individualized rehabilitative blueprints for returning citizens.

  • Collaborate with care and treatment workforce to reduce recidivism.
  • Uphold a present network of community tools for housing, financial stability, mental wellness, education, and substance counseling.
  • Run assessments to spot varying requires of returning citizens.
  • Maintain comprehensive case files and documentation.
  • Provide counseling and form obvious targets for each returning citizen.
  • Track accomplishment and recidivism rates of released participants for up to three years.
  • Perform additional duties as assigned.
Conditions & Requirements

May want to work on religious holidays.

  • Regular and predictable attendance is called for.
  • Must perform cooperatively with others.
  • Month probationary period.
  • Safety sensitive: No.
  • FLSA status: Exempt.
Benefits

Pay of $51,971 per year.

  • Full-time employment.
  • Exempt classification.
  • Work in a supportive crew environment.
How You Will Be Evaluated

Submission review by hiring staff.

  • Supplemental questions may be applied to assess qualifications.
  • Interview with picking panel.
  • Reference inspects.
  • Background check.
Required Documents

Finished online submission.

  • Supplemental questionnaire responses.
  • Resume (recommended).
  • Span letter (optional).
How to Apply

To put in for this Social Worker role, visit the formal submission portal for the Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County. Create or to your candidate account, complete the online application and supplemental questions, and upload any needed documents. Guarantee your submission is sent in before the closing date of July 29, 2026. Assess the conditions carefully and offer exact information to be con…

Additional Information

This role is portion of the Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County Personnel System.

  • This role is based at 375 Satula Avenue, Athens, GA 30601.
  • A 12-month probationary period is called for.
  • The role is classified as exempt under FLSA.
  • May need function on religious holidays.
  • Routine and predictable attendance is essential.
  • Must be fit to operate cooperatively with others.
  • If vehicle operation is needed, a legitimate driver's license may be needed.
About Company

The Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County is a consolidated city-county public sector serving Athens, Georgia. It offers many public offerings such as public safety, public operates, parks and recreation, and corrections. The state is committed to enhancing the standard of life for residents through efficient and effective offering delivery. This Social Worker post is housed within the Department of Corrections, specifically at the Diversion Center. This role focuses on rehabilitative programs for returning citizens, aligning with the county's target of cutting recidivism and supporting winning reentry into the community.

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FAQs
What are the chief tasks of the Social Worker at the Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County?

The Social Worker builds and implements individualized rehabilitative blueprints for returning citizens, collaborates with care and treatment team, maintains a network of community assets, gives counseling, and tracks recidivism rates for up to three years.

Is this Social Worker post eligible for remote work?

No, this is an onsite post situated at 375 Satula Avenue in Athens, GA. Steady and predictable attendance is needed.

What is the probationary period for this role?

This role requires a 12-month probationary period, during which the employee’s performance will be evaluated.

What type of know-how is preferred for this Social Worker job?

Background functioning with returning citizens or in corrections settings, understanding of rehabilitative plan planning, case management, and familiarity with community tools are preferred.

How are applicants evaluated for this role?

Candidates are evaluated through submission examine, supplemental questions, interviews, reference inspects, and a background inspect.