Correctional Officer — Safety, Reentry & Rehabilitation

Bureau of Prisons / Federal Prison System; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

The Bureau of Prisons in Los Angeles is seeking dedicated correctional professionals who maintain humane, secure facilities while protecting public safety. Successful candidates will support inmate reentry and ensure orderly intake and orientation processes.

Minimum qualifications include experience as a police officer, social worker, or mental health counselor in a residential facility or detention setting, plus proven ability to conduct individual and group counseling, audits, and coordinate

Qualifications

• Experience as police officer, social worker, or mental health counselor in a residential facility or detention setting.
• Experience conducting individual counseling sessions.
• Experience conducting group counseling sessions.
• Experience coordinating inmate personal property and involvement in the Intake/Orientation process.
• Experience following policy to respond to the Administrative Remedy grievance process.
• Experience coordinating re-entry programs.

Responsibilities

• Conduct internal and external audits.
• Coordinate inmate personal property handling and involvement in Inmate Intake and Orientation processes.
• Respond according to Administrative Remedy grievance policies.
• Coordinate and support re-entry programs for inmates.

Skills

Police officer experience

Social work / mental health counseling

Individual counseling sessions

Group counseling sessions

Inmate property & intake coordination

Grievance process experience

Re-entry program coordination

Job description

The Bureau of Prisons in Los Angeles is seeking dedicated correctional professionals who maintain humane, secure facilities while protecting public safety. Successful candidates will support inmate reentry and ensure orderly intake and orientation processes.

Minimum qualifications include experience as a police officer, social worker, or mental health counselor in a residential facility or detention setting, plus proven ability to conduct individual and group counseling, audits, and coordinate