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Title
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Description
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We are looking for a dedicated and committed Community Correctional Officer to supervise, guide, and rehabilitate individuals serving alternative sentences to incarceration, such as probation or community service. This professional plays a crucial role in the social reintegration of offenders, ensuring they comply with judicial conditions and promoting positive changes in their lives. The Community Correctional Officer will work closely with government agencies, social organizations, and the community to develop personalized supervision plans, monitor individuals' progress, and provide ongoing support. Additionally, they will be responsible for preparing detailed reports on behavior and development, identifying risks and needs, and referring individuals to specialized services when necessary. This role requires interpersonal skills, conflict resolution abilities, knowledge of laws and regulations related to the penal system, and a strong ethical stance. The professional must be prepared to handle challenging situations while maintaining a focus on public safety and restorative justice. The work of the Community Correctional Officer is essential to reducing recidivism and strengthening public trust in the justice system.
Responsibilities
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- Develop and implement personalized supervision plans.
- Monitor compliance with judicial conditions.
- Provide support and guidance for social reintegration.
- Record and report progress and behavior of supervisees.
- Identify specific risks and needs of individuals.
- Refer supervisees to social, psychological, or educational services.
- Collaborate with other agencies and community organizations.
- Participate in training and professional development.
- Ensure compliance with ethical and legal standards.
Requirements
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- Knowledge of laws and regulations of the penal system.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
- Ability to handle conflict and stressful situations.
- Organizational skills and attention to detail for report writing.
- Availability to work in the field and flexible hours.
- Professional ethics and discretion in handling information.
- Previous experience in justice or social assistance is desirable.
Potential interview questions
Text copied to clipboard!- What previous experience do you have supervising offenders?
- How would you handle a supervisee who violates imposed conditions?
- What strategies would you use to promote social reintegration?
- How would you ensure public safety during your activities?
- Do you have experience in report writing?
- How do you keep your professional knowledge up to date?
