Looking for work in Fresno County? See available jobs paying up to $177,000 a year

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Fresno County is hiring for multiple positions in various departments, including behavioral health, legal services and public works.

The county provides benefits including medical, dental, vision and life insurance plans as well as retirement for regular full-time employees.

You can see the full list of open jobs on the county’s website , and apply for work online

These were some of the available positions in Fresno County as of Wednesday, Oct. 2:

Behavioral health nurse manager | Permanent, full time

• Department : Behavioral Health
• Salary : $ 139,360 to $177,480 per year

The behavioral health nurse manager is responsible for interviewing, selecting, training, assigning, directing, monitoring, evaluating and disciplining staff.

Medical teams are responsible for integrating behavioral health services with multidisciplinary clinical services for client care.

Based on program need, the behavioral health nurse manager may provide direct client care.

Senior engineer | Permanent, full time

• Department : Public Works & Planning
• Salary : $107,952 to $137,774 per year

The senior engineer is a first-line supervisor handling more complex engineering functions and supervise day-to-day activities of subordinate staff.

Stock clerk | Permanent, full time

• Department : Internal services
• Salary : $33,852. to $43,186 per year

The stock clerk’s responsibilities include receiving, inspecting, stocking, issuing and maintaining inventory of materials and equipment in county store rooms and county warehouse.

The application period closes on Friday, Oct. 4.

Supervising librarian | Permanent, full time

• Department: Library
• Salary: $70,824 to $90,402 per year

The supervising librarian oversees and plan San Joaquin Valley Library System goals and objectives.

Those include supervising and coordinating the work of staff, administering library management software and serving as the primary contact for member library directors and technology vendors.

The application period closes on Friday, Oct. 11.

Deputy district attorney IV | Permanent, full time

• Department: District Attorney’s Office
• Salary: $123,292 to $149,838 per year

The deputy district attorney practices criminal and civil law in the prosecution of individuals accused of violating state and local laws.

Responsibilities include interviewing witnesses and other relevant individuals, as well as reviewing and analyzing evidence, reports, and other material; conducting legal research and conferring with other staff for information.

The application is continuous.

Clinical supervisor | Permanent, full time

• Department: Behavioral Health
• Salary: $106,574 to $136,006 per year

The clinical supervisor has administrative and clinical supervisory responsibilities over clinical and support staff.

Those include interviewing, selecting, training, assigning, directing, monitoring and evaluating staff in addition.

The clinical supervisor may provide clinical direction and supervision to subordinate staff such as unlicensed clinicians and student interns.

The application is continuous.

Information technology analyst | Permanent, full time

• Department: Internal Services
• Salary: $50,362 to $64,298 per year

The Information technology analyst performs a broad range of duties, including developing, implementing and assessing software compliance and governance.

The analyst also conducts risk assessments and vulnerability analyses. Other duties include managing and maintaining documentation of exceptions to standards and performing audits and investigations.

The application is continuous.

Correctional officer | Permanent, full time

• Department: Sheriff’s Office
• Salary: $53,846 to $68,744 per year

The correctional officer controls and oversees activities of inmates detained within the detention facilities of the Fresno County Sheriff’s Office. The person performs related work as required.

The application is continuous.

Forensic pathologist | At will

• Department: Sheriff’s Office
• Salary: $350,000 per year, depending on qualifications

The forensic pathologist conducts daily briefing of the deaths reported to the Coroner’s Office.

The person also conducts autopsies and draws bodily fluids to determine cause of death and manner of death, and interprets toxicology and laboratory results.

Other duties include providing oversight and guidance to deputy coroners in an investigation.

The forensice pathologist must be prepared to present medical findings in a court of law.

The application is continuous.