Justice Services
CorrectionalSpecialist
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“Correctional Specialist at Justice Services. Skills: Client supervision, Record maintenance, Rule enforcement. Provide facility management. Provide community supervision”
What You'll Achieve.
Meet departmental outcomes
Industry & Context.
Problem solving; Decision making
Work shifts, Work holidays, Work weekends, Subject to continuous monthly MVR monitoring, Subject to random drug screens
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Bachelor's Degree in sociology, psychology, human services, corrections and/or social sciences or a related field, 1 year of related experience, Valid Driver’s License, Liability Insurance, Pass criminal background check, Pass Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) evaluation, Pass pre-employment drug screening
What You'll Do.
Provide facility management
Provide community supervision
Explain program rules
Establish communication with clients
Provide program orientation
Maintain client records
Enforce program rules
Complete court sentencing documents
Ensure policies reflect practices
Apply policies consistently
Maintain client files
Maintain client records
Maintain daily client schedule
Verify authorized employment
Enter client court orders
Maintain computer events
Document client whereabouts
Utilize law enforcement databases
Obtain criminal history
Review criminal history
Ensure facility security
Supervise clients 24 hours
Conduct area searches
Conduct personal searches
Deter contraband introduction
Conduct client head-counts
Conduct facility walk-throughs
Ensure secure facility
Ensure sanitary facility
Oversee chore assignments
Collect breath samples
Process breath samples
Collect urine samples
Process urine samples
Conduct whereabouts verification
Write infraction reports
Follow disciplinary procedures
Document rule violations
Conduct evacuation drills
Follow emergency procedures
Operate vehicle safely
Establish working relationships
Maintain working relationships
Communicate program rules
Communicate regulations
Communicate operations
Answer client questions
Hold clients accountable
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Judicial officers; County employees; Other agencies; Other organizations; Community members
Communication Scope
Written reports; Verbal communication
Full Job Description
## Compensation Range $30.18 - $39.24 \-- ## Job Description Summary The Correctional Specialist within the Justice Services Department provides facility management and community supervision of adult male and female offenders (clients) sentenced to the Work Release or Electronic Monitoring programs (often referred to as Alternative Sentencing Programs) in lieu of secure jail incarceration. The Correctional Specialist monitors clients in a staff-secure residential setting that operates 24 hours a day and, in the community, while mitigating risk to public safety. Explains program rules and establishes and maintains communication with employers; provides program orientation to clients. Provides supervision by maintaining current, accessible records of client work schedules, work sites, in and out times, collection of fees, consistent enforcement of program rules and procedures, and completion of required court sentencing documents. Shift: Wednesday from 12:00 PM to 6:15 PM and Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 6:00 AM to 6:15 PM. Must work shifts, holidays, and weekends necessary to meet departmental outcomes. \-- ## Job Description **Program Operations - 70%** * Ensure policies, rules and court-ordered conditions of client placement reflect actual practices and are applied consistently and uniformly. * Maintain accurate and complete client files and records of all activity and behavior; maintain daily schedule of all clients and verify authorized employment. * Responsible for computer data entry of client court orders and maintaining computer events required to document Work Release and Electronic Monitoring In-Home Detention sentences and client whereabouts. * Utilize county, judicial, state and national law enforcement databases to obtain or review criminal history information about clients. * Ensure safety and security of clients, staff, and public; ensure effective supervision of clients 24 hours a day. * Conduct thorough area and personal searches to maintain e
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