Probation & Parole Officer — Build Safer Communities

State of Missouri; Marshall (MO); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Missouri State Employee Retirement Sys

Deferred compensation plan

Health insurance (medical, vision, and

Dental for employees and family

Paid life insurance

Long-term disability insurance

Cafeteria plan

Paid holidays

10 hours annual leave per month

10 hours sick leave per month

Uniforms provided when required

Pre-service and in-service training

Access to credit union

Direct deposit of paycheck

Employee health, wellness and safety

MOST 529 College Savings Program.

Job summary

The Missouri Department of Corrections is seeking qualified candidates for a position focused on offender management, data collection, and reporting. You will evaluate offenders' home and work environments, counsel on personal adjustment, and coordinate with courts and law enforcement to determine appropriate supervision strategies.

The role emphasizes collaboration, documentation, and training. A valid driver's license is required; prior experience in probation, parole, or corrections is

Qualifications

• Four or more years of experience related to probation, parole, corrections, or social services.
• Ability to counsel offenders and assess needs and risk levels.
• Valid vehicle operator's license and willingness to travel as required.

Responsibilities

• Investigates home/work/social environments for circuit courts; collects and evaluates data; prepares reports.
• Contacts offenders in homes, workplaces or confinement and counsels on personal/adjustment issues.
• Assists in vocational/educational planning and coordinates with public/private agencies and law enforcement.
• Prepares statistical reports; administers breathalyzer/urinalysis tests; participates in investigations.
• Maintains required supervision levels and participates in committees and training.

Job description

The Missouri Department of Corrections is seeking qualified candidates for a position focused on offender management, data collection, and reporting. You will evaluate offenders' home and work environments, counsel on personal adjustment, and coordinate with courts and law enforcement to determine appropriate supervision strategies.

The role emphasizes collaboration, documentation, and training. A valid driver's license is required; prior experience in probation, parole, or corrections is