Passed our way:
"The United States District Court, District of Hawaii, is recruiting for a Courtroom Manager.
Are you ready to live and work in paradise? The court is located in Honolulu, steps away from Waikiki (think white sands and turquoise waters).
If you have ever thought about working for the judiciary, I cannot recommend it enough - I made the transition a couple years ago, and it has been absolutely the best experience. The work is rewarding and you work with incredibly dedicated and hard working people.
Who succeeds at this job? People who have legal experience, are extremely organized, detail oriented, a team player, history of good working relationships, willing to pitch in and get the job done, and dedication to the court's mission of ensuring access to justice.
You will work with Judge Leslie Kobayashi, who is one of the judiciary's superstars - she is absolutely the most warm and welcoming person and an amazing jurist. You will also work with the team of other courtroom managers (CRM), and the other staff in the clerk's office.
Successful CRMs in the past have included lawyers, paralegals, and career judiciary staff who have worked their way up to this job.
There are plenty of military installations close by so you can shop and use the MWR around the island.
Here is a thumbnail from the job announcement:
The Courtroom Manager (CRM) is responsible for managing cases for district and magistrate judges and providing a full range of courtroom services to ensure timely and efficient courtroom proceedings for litigants. The courtroom manager provides administrative support in and out of the courtroom. This position requires accuracy, diplomacy, and sensitivity in dealing with judges, attorneys, members of other government agencies, the public, and members of the U.S. District Court’s Clerk’s Office, Chambers and Probation & Pretrial Services. A successful courtroom manager works with meticulous attention to detail, creates systems to organize and prioritize tasks, and communicates calmly and with confidence. Candidates must also be mature, responsible, tactful, and be able to work harmoniously with others in a fast-paced and team-oriented work environment. The position requires a professional, cooperative, and congenial demeanor in all instances and strong administrative, organizational, analytical, and writing ability.
For more information, please check out the court's website: United States District Court - District of Hawaii
https://www.hid.uscourts.gov/home/employment
Want to know more? Contact
LucyCarrillo@yahoo.com