Case Coordinator

Role Responsibilities

The Case Coordinator role is a senior position which supports the work of the judiciary, court administration, counsel, and the public in the Alberta Justice system before, during, and subsequent to, court proceedings.

As the Case Coordinator you will hold key a responsibility in arranging and managing various types of court matters being scheduled before the Court of Justice in the jurisdiction. This position is a senior representative of Alberta Justice and represents the administration of the courts in a responsible and professional manner, which reflects the fair and equitable delivery of justice in Alberta.

You are administratively responsible to the Manager of Operations and functionally responsible to the Judiciary. You are responsible for managing and coordinating all criminal, civil and family case files through scheduling, Case Management, Pre-trial conferences, Judicial Dispute Resolution and Justice of the Peace duties as well as assessing, negotiating, coordinating, assigning, and monitoring matters.

You are responsible for liaising and collaborating with a broad stakeholder group inclusive of Judiciary, Court Administration, Crown Counsel, members of the Bar, self-represented litigants, court and program staff, as well as other Government agencies and members of the public.

The environment is fast paced and ever changing. The complex work with multiple stakeholders requires modern business skills to maintain the interdependencies and the professional ethics of the position.