ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

Prosecute Criminal matters, CINA cases and represent the county in civil matters as provided by state statute or county ordinance.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS-EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE

Graduation from an accredited school of law and licensure to practice law in the State of Iowa.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS-KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Technical:  Basic knowledge of computers such as word processing (i.e. Word) and        spreadsheet software (i.e. Excel) to enter data and process information.  Ability to use the   Internet to extract and record data. 

Mathematical:  Basic math such as adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing. 

Interpersonal:  Flexibility in adjusting to changing circumstances, information, employee, and  customer needs.  Demonstrate a willingness to take initiative.  Be reliable, responsible and dependable in fulfilling obligations.  High level of integrity and ability to maintain     confidentiality.

Communication:  Excellent verbal and written communication skills.  Ability to effectively      communicate and present information and respond to county officials, employees, and the    general public.  Develop and maintain constructive and cooperative working relationships with the public, other government entities and other external sources.  Establish and maintain effective working relationships.

Language:  Ability to read, analyze, and interpret data, legal documents, or governmental      regulations.  Ability to prepare reports, general correspondence, and lists.

Organizational:  Ability to organize, plan and prioritize work.  Utilize problem solving skills     and analytical thinking in gathering and analyzing data.  Ability to work under pressure, time   constraints and deadlines.

Resource Allocation:  Ability to manage resources, obtain and see to the appropriate use of  equipment, facilities, and materials needed. 

 Safety:  Understand and practice safe work habits on the job site.  

LICENSING/CERTIFICATION AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS

Licensure to practice law in the State of Iowa.

Keep current with all changes and revisions in federal/state mandated laws and operating regulation.  Attend applicable job-related training, workshops and seminars.