senior probation corrections officer resume example with 13+ years of experience
JessicaClaire
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Summary
Accomplished Senior Probation Corrections Officer offering a bachelors degree in sociology and eight years of experience working with Juvenile Probationers. Dedicated and detail-oriented with extensive experience with evidence-based practices. Resourceful, Safety-oriented, fair and professional when dealing with unruly offenders and problem situations. Well-versed in criminal law and criminology. Vast background in booking procedures, rehabilitation work, and documentation. Proficient in caseload assignments and court protocols.
Skills
Planning & Organizing
Conflict Resolution
Good Work Ethic
Supervision & Leadership
Data Management
Active Listening
State and Federal Legal Knowledge
Research/Due Diligence
Juvenile Probation Corrections Experience-Trained in Defensive Tactics,Restraint Techniques, Booking Procedures, Inmate Transport, Recreational Activities, Urinalysis Testing,Contraband Searching, Incident Reporting, Conduct Reporting, CCTV Monitoring, PPE Use,Inmate Movement Control
Basic Math
First Aid/CPR
Training & Development
Processes and Procedures
Program Evaluation
Improvement Plan Knowledge
Critical Thinking
Computer Skills
Documentation and Reporting
Highly effective Verbal and Written Communication
Confidentiality Protection
Unbiased Interviewing
Multicultural Competency
Calm Under Pressure
Phone and Email Etiquette
Relationship Building
Ethical Standards of Conduct
Occupational Hazards and Safety Precautions
Crisis Prevention Intervention (CPI)
Juvenile Court Procedures
Staff Training
Rehabilitation Programs
Influential and Persuasive
Rapport Building
Audit Preparation
evidence- based Practices
Experience
Senior Probation Corrections Officer, 10/2018 to Current Riddle Village – Upper Providence, PA,
In addition to all the duties of a Probation Corrections Officer I, and PCOII The Senior Probation Corrections Officer class performs one or more of the following functions: 1) serves as detention control officer performing intake and making decisions regarding the release or detention of youths referred to juvenile hall; 2) serves as lead counselor within living units and oversees operation of all unit functions; or 3) serves as duty officer responsible for overseeing the operations and activities of the detention and/or treatment facility in the absence of a Supervising Probation Officer
As detention control officer, receive youths referred by the courts or brought in by peace officers; conduct background investigations to determine the probation and warrant status of the youths; serve any active warrants on youth; make the decision to detain or release the youth; conduct intake duties when a youth is admitted to juvenile hall; determine appropriate placement of status offenders requiring group home or crisis home placement; explain the policies and rules of the home supervision and electronic monitoring programs as necessary; assist youth and parents in completing necessary paperwork
As lead counselor, oversee activities of assigned unit; supervise, evaluate, and coordinate programs; develop treatment programs and activities; assist in the training of new staff; keep supervisor apprised of staff performance; explain policies and procedures to staff as necessary; take immediate action in cases of emergencies and notify superiors; conduct tours of the facility and assist the public as needed; write and submit reports; may serve on committees; may assist in the oral interview process for new staff
As duty officer, oversee the operations and activities of the entire detention and/or treatment facility, typically during graveyard or weekend shifts when no Supervising Probation Officer is on duty; initiate investigations of major incidents that occur involving wards; make temporary reassignments of personnel as needed to cover units; confer with all institutional staff and act as resource person in solving operational and disciplinary problems of wards.
Maintained clear and open communications with facility areas to support safe operations.
Probation Corrections Officer II, 06/2014 to 10/2018 Palomar Health – San Diego, CA,
In addition to all the duties of a Probation Corrections Officer I, PCOII typically assumes responsibility as a lead counselor, oversee activities of assigned unit; supervise, evaluate, and coordinate programs; develop treatment programs and activities;case management, assist in the training of new staff.
Followed strict policies and procedures to maintain client confidentiality and keep data private.
Evaluated clients and formulated individualized service plans outlining short-term and long-term goals.
Maintained updated progress notes and case record and documented children's progress in recreational activities, treatment plans and education.
Coordinated case management functions through placement monitoring, crisis intervention and discharge planning.
Developed and incorporated evidence-based programs to meet various needs and monitored each program's effectiveness.
Presented case history material for review with collateral agencies and discussion with staff members through treatment team
Probation Corrections Officer, 06/2014 to 06/2015 Riverside, Department – City, STATE,
Supervises the conduct and behavior of minors; maintains necessary order and discipline; directs the groups in constructive activities and imposes restrictions when necessary
Inspected cells and conducted random searches of common areas.
Prepares daily behavior reports; attempts to modify antisocial behavior and assist minors in adjusting to detention situations; provides guidance on personal problems such as relationships with peers, parents, and school personnel
Instructs and encourages good manners, sportsmanship, and proper attitudes towards work, play, and citizenship; plans organized recreation and group activities
Maintains proper living standards and health habits through instruction on personal hygiene; maintains effective security and safety procedures within the unit at all times and is constantly alert for attempts to escape
Supervises such leisure time activities as games, athletics, crafts, and when required, encourages participation of individuals not already engage in these activities
Instruct in the rules of various games and in craft methods; referees games and organized tournaments
Prepares observation reports on detainee's attitudes, behavior, appearance, interest, skills, progress, and needs; administers first aid when required; issues and supervises the taking of medication as directed by professional medical personnel
Keeps the unit logs and other written information up to date; registers and stores personal belongings; searches for weapons and other contraband articles; checks for marks, bruises, and infections as required
Staff must be prepared to restrain and/or subdue hostile and/or violent juveniles, which may involve the use of pepper spray, physical force, participating in take downs, and/or the use of handcuffs
Use the computer to type reports and retrieve data and information.
Transported inmates to and from medical and dental appointments, funerals, work details and court hearings.
CCW/Office Manager, 02/2011 to 05/2014 Saving Another Man Services – City, STATE,
Provide direct care, supervision, behavior management and recreational programming for Sex offenders, young boys (ages 12-18) of the home, level 12
Ensure that the goals and objectives of each child's treatment plan are implemented as part of the daily activities
Maintain up to date with laws and regulations under child protective services/ file paperwork communicate with volunteers and parents of clients
File medicine logs, complete daily activity logs.
Server, 12/2011 to 12/2013 Marias Mexican Kitchen – City, STATE,
Taking food and drink orders, bringing food and drinks to guests, answering questions about menu items and specials, and answering Phone
Refilling drinks, clearing tables, printing receipts, and operating cash registers
Retaining proper protocol and etiquette when handling food and dealing with customers
Memorization of menu.
Greeted customers, answered questions and recommended specials to increase profits.
Operated POS terminals to input orders, split bills and calculate totals.
Promoted desserts, appetizers and specialty drinks to optimize sales.
Cleaned tables and chairs to prepare dining area for next customers.
Beauty Specialist, 12/2010 to 12/2011 Kohl’s – City, STATE,
Maintain grounded structure and organizational skills, and to create a welcoming environment
Demonstrates products by applying make-up on customers, consult with customers and provide suggestions regarding various beauty products
Promoting and selling cosmetic products and advising customers on health and skin care with quality Customer service
Training new beauty associates in updated beauty techniques and products
Maintain stock and cleanliness of the beauty department
Perform regular graphic updates to fixtures
Executes all merchandise presentations and standards, assists in price changes, transfers and other paperwork as directed by managers.
Program Assistant, 12/2008 to 12/2010 Parks And Recreation – City, STATE,
Serve as a positive adult role model for children in the program through appropriate dress, speech, and attitude
Provide homework assistance, academic enrichment and physical activity, using curriculum and materials provided by the program
Create an engaging environment that fosters a sense of belonging that kids want to be in
Support students in making positive behavior choices and take disciplinary measures when appropriate
Engage children and youth by following, implementing, and assisting in creating lesson plans
Ensure student safety by assisting in set up, break down, and ongoing maintenance in an effort to keep the school or community site clean and orderly
Promote positive interactions between volunteers and students in accordance with child safety guidelines
Maintain student safety by taking roll and reviewing sign-in/ sign-outs for students and volunteers
Identify student needs and communicate to Site Coordinator, teachers, school administration, parents, and volunteers as appropriate
Participate in staff development activities
Communicates behavioral trends, accomplishments, and problems with parents; monitors and regulates participant behavior
Establishes and maintains necessary records and reports; requisitions supplies and materials.
Census Enumerator, 12/2009 to 12/2010 US Census Bureau – City, STATE,
canvass assignment areas,Read maps and located addresses to complete assigned forms via personal interview.
conduct interviews, record and input data, Assisted people in filling out surveys and explained items on survey forms.
Addressed non-responsive initial interviews by informing census interviewees on importance of rights of participation.
Located and approached households and requested participation in census interview, thoroughly explaining process and purpose.
Education and Training
Bachelors of Arts: Sociology, Expected in 05/2022 to California Baptist University - Riverside,Ca, GPA:
GPA: 2.2
Completed coursework in :
SOC323 Marriage and the Family
SWK300 Introduction to Social Work
SWK320 Human Behavior/Social Environ I
SWK321 Human Behavior/Social Environ II
SWK330 Social Work Issues and Policy
BEH333 Epistemology & Worldview
SOC345 Race and Ethnicity
SOC347 Sociology of Gender
SOC381 Social Theory
ASL125 American Sign Language II
SOC335 Social Problems
SOC337 Deviant Behavior
SOC338 Group Dynamics and Social Movement
Transfer Units: General Studies, Expected in to Riverside Community College - Riverside, CA, GPA:
GPA: 3.0
Track and Field Member 2008 : heptathlon and High Jump
High School Diploma: , Expected in 06/2008 to Martin Luther King High School - Riverside, CA, GPA:
GPA: 3.3
Associated Student Body(ASB) Member
track and field 2005-2008 Varsity
varsity water polo 2008
theater
Tennis JV 2006-2007
Basketball 2005-2007
community support team 2008
Accomplishments
Allen M Crogan Youth Treatment and Education Center Employee of the Quarter” in July of 2018 for outstanding performance and team contributions.
Promoted from Probation Corrections officer II to Senior Probation Corrections officer.
special recognition July 2018 from Management for creating a new format to file facility programming in preparation of the annual Board of State and Community Corrections (BSCC) inspection.
Special Recognition Award 2019: above and beyond the job, for efforts and support of a Youth who went though a traumatic event while detained as she lost her newborn baby after birth.
Special Recognition March 2018 for Excellent Job engaging youth during ART
Special recognition from management 2018 for providing great care to youth based on exit survey.
Instructor/Facilitator: 40 hour officer orientation. Intensified Format Training (IFT), Anger Regression Training(ART), Crossroads Curricula: including Real colors and Real Solutions, Forward thinking interactive Journaling System, Non Violent Crisis Intervention (CPI), Title 15 officer refresher, and MAYSI .
Certifications
Training - Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED -10/2021
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