State of Washington
Section Chief - Regional Services Division, Vancouver
State of Washington, Walla Walla, Washington, United States
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State of Washington . 2 days ago Be among the first 25 applicants. Description includes information about the Washington State Attorney General's Office (AGO) and the Regional Services Division (RSD) in Vancouver, WA. This section provides context on the AGO’s mission, benefits, and the Vancouver office setup. Responsibilities
The RSD Vancouver Section Chief is a site manager who oversees all legal work performed in Vancouver, including coaching, mentoring, staff support, and building management administrative tasks. Manage as a decision-maker for the office/site and carry a case load, primarily in juvenile litigation. Represent the office in the local community and interact with court partners. Mentor attorneys, appear in juvenile court, provide advice to clients, and communicate with staff about organizational changes (e.g., parking, policy updates). Essential management functions include hiring, evaluating performance, providing feedback, tracking caseloads, meeting deadlines, implementing performance policies, and coordinating with the RSD Division Chief. Maintain an inclusive culture that celebrates diversity and be in the office a minimum of 2–3 days per week or as needed under the AGO Telecommuting Policy. Qualifications
Licensed to practice law in Washington state (ABA-accredited law school or WSBA Rule 6 Law Clerk pathway considered). Current juvenile litigation experience with familiarity in DCYF-related cases and recent trainings on changes in the law. Legal competency, strong organizational and time management skills, delegation ability, sound judgment, flexibility, open and frequent communication, and impeccable judgment. Ability to lead, multi-task, and manage a legal shop; strong commitment to public service and diversity. Ideal Candidate Profile
The ideal candidate is a creative problem solver with management and juvenile litigation experience, who can lead, implement change, and manage a legal shop in Vancouver. Requirements and Application Details
Applicants must have graduated from an ABA-accredited law school or completed WSBA Rule 6 Law Clerk Program and be licensed to practice in Washington. Applicants actively pursuing admission by motion will be considered if other qualifications are met. Supplemental information includes salary details (MAAG2: $90,444–$169,392) and association with AWAAG/WFSE AFSCME Council 28, AFL-CIO. A competitive benefits package is offered. To apply, upload via the online system: letter of interest, resume, law school transcript (unofficial acceptable), and writing sample. Questions about the position can be directed to Jennifer Mankowski Dixon at Jennifer.MankowskiDixon@atg.wa.gov. Benefits
Competitive benefits package including medical, dental, and retirement plans Vacation, sick, military, and paid holidays Flexible schedules and telecommuting options Health and wellness programs; mentoring and professional development Additional Information
The AGO is an equal opportunity employer and promotes diversity, equity, and inclusion. Reasonable accommodations are available in the application process. For accessibility, contact the recruitment team at HREmployment@atg.wa.gov or one of the provided channels for hearing-impaired applicants. Location: Vancouver, Washington. The position is described as part-time with responsibilities in juvenile litigation and site management as described above. Note: The final portions of the original posting included various boilerplate sections and survey-like questions not directly relevant to the core job description. This refined version focuses on responsibilities, qualifications, and essential details necessary for applicants.
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Section Chief - Regional Services Division, Vancouver
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State of Washington . 2 days ago Be among the first 25 applicants. Description includes information about the Washington State Attorney General's Office (AGO) and the Regional Services Division (RSD) in Vancouver, WA. This section provides context on the AGO’s mission, benefits, and the Vancouver office setup. Responsibilities
The RSD Vancouver Section Chief is a site manager who oversees all legal work performed in Vancouver, including coaching, mentoring, staff support, and building management administrative tasks. Manage as a decision-maker for the office/site and carry a case load, primarily in juvenile litigation. Represent the office in the local community and interact with court partners. Mentor attorneys, appear in juvenile court, provide advice to clients, and communicate with staff about organizational changes (e.g., parking, policy updates). Essential management functions include hiring, evaluating performance, providing feedback, tracking caseloads, meeting deadlines, implementing performance policies, and coordinating with the RSD Division Chief. Maintain an inclusive culture that celebrates diversity and be in the office a minimum of 2–3 days per week or as needed under the AGO Telecommuting Policy. Qualifications
Licensed to practice law in Washington state (ABA-accredited law school or WSBA Rule 6 Law Clerk pathway considered). Current juvenile litigation experience with familiarity in DCYF-related cases and recent trainings on changes in the law. Legal competency, strong organizational and time management skills, delegation ability, sound judgment, flexibility, open and frequent communication, and impeccable judgment. Ability to lead, multi-task, and manage a legal shop; strong commitment to public service and diversity. Ideal Candidate Profile
The ideal candidate is a creative problem solver with management and juvenile litigation experience, who can lead, implement change, and manage a legal shop in Vancouver. Requirements and Application Details
Applicants must have graduated from an ABA-accredited law school or completed WSBA Rule 6 Law Clerk Program and be licensed to practice in Washington. Applicants actively pursuing admission by motion will be considered if other qualifications are met. Supplemental information includes salary details (MAAG2: $90,444–$169,392) and association with AWAAG/WFSE AFSCME Council 28, AFL-CIO. A competitive benefits package is offered. To apply, upload via the online system: letter of interest, resume, law school transcript (unofficial acceptable), and writing sample. Questions about the position can be directed to Jennifer Mankowski Dixon at Jennifer.MankowskiDixon@atg.wa.gov. Benefits
Competitive benefits package including medical, dental, and retirement plans Vacation, sick, military, and paid holidays Flexible schedules and telecommuting options Health and wellness programs; mentoring and professional development Additional Information
The AGO is an equal opportunity employer and promotes diversity, equity, and inclusion. Reasonable accommodations are available in the application process. For accessibility, contact the recruitment team at HREmployment@atg.wa.gov or one of the provided channels for hearing-impaired applicants. Location: Vancouver, Washington. The position is described as part-time with responsibilities in juvenile litigation and site management as described above. Note: The final portions of the original posting included various boilerplate sections and survey-like questions not directly relevant to the core job description. This refined version focuses on responsibilities, qualifications, and essential details necessary for applicants.
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