Probation & Parole Officer - Drive Community Safety

State-of-Oklahoma; Oklahoma; On-site; USD 48,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

State of Oklahoma’s Probation and Parole Office is seeking qualified officers to supervise adult offenders, conduct risk and needs assessments, and connect clients with treatment and employment resources. You will document activities and contribute to public safety through evidence-based practices.

The role involves collaboration with community partners, court testimony, and strict adherence to program guidelines.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college with 24 credit hours in psychology, sociology, social work, criminology, education, criminal justice administration, penology or police science.
• Master’s degree in listed fields may substitute for one year of required work experience.

Responsibilities

• Manage caseload of adult offenders using motivational interviewing and risk/need assessments.
• Refer offenders to treatment programs and monitor transition plans to reduce recidivism.
• Assist in locating employment and aiding community reintegration for offenders.
• Prepare reports and maintain offender documentation.
• Assist in security operations and transport offenders when required.

Skills

Motivational interviewing

Criminogenic risk assessment

Caseload management

Courtroom testimony

Counseling techniques

Electronic records management

Employment assistance

Education

Bachelor’s degree with 24 hours in psychology/sociology/social work/criminology/education/criminal justice

Master’s degree may substitute for one year of experience

Tools

Electronic case management systems

Job description

State of Oklahoma’s Probation and Parole Office is seeking qualified officers to supervise adult offenders, conduct risk and needs assessments, and connect clients with treatment and employment resources. You will document activities and contribute to public safety through evidence-based practices.

The role involves collaboration with community partners, court testimony, and strict adherence to program guidelines.