Teams at Arizona Judicial Branch

Develops and manages the CASA of Arizona training program across 15 local programs. Responsibilities include creating curricula, computer-based training, classroom instruction, workshops, conferences, and alternative educational programs; coordinating with faculty, committees, and the National CASA Association; evaluating programs; facilitating presentations; and managing complex training projects. The role requires strong communication, organization, adult-learning expertise, and proficiency with learning management and multimedia development tools.

Leads statewide eCourt projects involving court operations analysis, business process improvement, data analysis, technology integration, documentation, training, and implementation strategy. Facilitates collaboration among courts, judges, IT staff, vendors, and agencies; evaluates current practices; develops recommendations, policies, procedures, and technical materials; and supports committees and workgroups. Requires substantial court administration experience, complex project management, strong communication, and knowledge of court procedures and applicable laws.

Reviews and investigates applications for legal certification and admission under Arizona Supreme Court standards. Communicates requirements and application status, verifies supporting documents, maintains databases and confidential records, drafts notices and procedures, supports website and archives, and assists with bar examination logistics, registration, proctoring, security, and post-exam processes.