Duties may include, but are not limited to, the following: Oversees the CalAIM in-custody 90-Day pre-release services, including creating a comprehensive and expansive program and integrated reentry strategy with the Sheriff's Office executive team, local law enforcement, and community partners; participates on local, regional, or state committees and task forces to interpret and exchange information and to assure cooperation in achieving program goals; monitors goals and objectives; analyzes programmatic updates for quality assurance, quality improvement, and best practices; identifies opportunities for improvements to existing programs, service delivery methods, procedures and resource needs; submits requests for approval for improvements as needed/required; and develops mechanisms for ongoing community input. Facilitates program and/or grant budget development and maintenance including securing facilities, equipment, and materials needed for CalAIM program operations; monitors and approves the unit's budget and expenditures; provides input about program funding needs and formulates strategies to obtain funding; leads, initiates, and/or collaborates with other departments to write, review, and/or submit grant proposals; supports budget development, grant writing, and resource planning for CalAIM in-custody treatment programs; develops financial workflows to ensure accurate claims submission, reconciliation, and billing compliance for EMS and CS; and monitors account receivables, unpaid claims, no-shows, productivity, and similar indicators to optimize financial performance.