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The probation clerk will be responsible for greeting and directing visitors/clients; answering the phone and directing calls to the appropriate staff member; sorting, identifying, recording and distributing incoming mail, providing support to U.S. Probation Officers, opening and closing cases, providing assistance with investigations, and maintaining both paper and electronic files. This is a fast-paced position, handling multiple duties at one time. Candidates must have graduated from high school or the equivalent. Candidate must have at least one year of office experience, including the use of computers, multi-line phones, and scanning equipment. Preferred Qualifications/Education Preference will be given to applicants with experience in a court or legal office setting. Some college education would be beneficial. The team member must possess good customer service skills and be able to maintain confidentiality requirements of position. Application Procedures Only qualified...