LTNP Attorney I-II

Attorneys

The Office of Public Advocacy hires new and experienced attorneys to represent indigent clients in a range of cases: criminal, juvenile delinquency, Child in Need of Aid, guardianships, appeals, post-conviction relief, and more.

Compensation includes a comprehensive benefits package: medical, dental, and vision insurance, retirement, and a minimum of five weeks of paid leave. Salary range is commensurate with experience and dependent on location (COLA included):

20% pay increase as of 10/31/2022 -

• Anchorage, Kenai, Palmer: $82,914.00 - $128,544.00 annually

• Bethel: $124,371.00 - $192,816.00 annually

• Fairbanks: $85,410.00 - $132,405.00 annually

• Juneau: $87,067.50 - $134,979.00 annually

Benefits Information: http://doa.alaska.gov/dop/workplace/benefits/

We are currently accepting applications for attorneys in multiple locations and for multiple positions. Openings for attorney positions are posted below.

Palmer

LTNP Attorney I-II

Palmer - Office of Public Advocacy, LTNP Attorney I-II

The Office of Public Advocacy, Palmer Criminal Section is hiring for a Long Term, Non-Permanent Attorney I-II position that focuses primarily on Child in Need of Aid matters. If interested, the candidate could also handle juvenile delinquency, adult criminal defense, or parent representation in non-CINA custody cases. Our office handles cases from around the state, with focus on Glenallen, Valdez, and Cordova.  Some intrastate travel is occasionally required. The position includes benefits such as paid leave and health coverage. Prior applicants have typically held this position for at least a year before moving on to a permanent attorney position. Applicants must be admitted to the Alaska Bar or eligible to take the Alaska Bar Exam.  Pay range: $81,178 - $102,843 annually. Interested applicants should provide a resume, writing sample and brief statement of interest to: [email protected].