Probation & Parole Officer: Transform Lives & Communities

State of Missouri; Galena (MO); On-site; USD 40,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Retirement plan

Deferred compensation

Life insurance

Long-term disability

Cafeteria plan

Paid holidays

Annual leave

Sick leave

Uniforms provided

Training programs

Credit union

Direct deposit

Wellness initiatives

College savings plan

Job summary

The Missouri Department of Corrections seeks dedicated staff to supervise and support offenders, evaluating needs and coordinating with courts and agencies. You will collect data, prepare records, and assist in safety and rehabilitation efforts.

Role requires reading and interpreting reports, conducting interviews, and maintaining compliance with training and licensing standards. A strong commitment to public safety and community reentry is essential.

Qualifications

• Four or more years of experience in probation, parole, corrections, or related social services within the Missouri Department of Corrections.
• Possession of a valid vehicle operator’s license.

Responsibilities

• Investigate offenders' home, work, and social environments for circuit courts and the Parole Board and prepare reports.
• Counsel offenders in personal and adjustment issues; attend court for assignments and reporting.
• Assist in vocational, educational, and social adjustment planning; coordinate with agencies and law enforcement; issue warrants when needed.
• Prepare statistical activity reports; administer breathalyzer/urinalysis tests; participate in investigations and committees.
• Maintain valid driver’s license and comply with safety training requirements.

Job description

The Missouri Department of Corrections seeks dedicated staff to supervise and support offenders, evaluating needs and coordinating with courts and agencies. You will collect data, prepare records, and assist in safety and rehabilitation efforts.

Role requires reading and interpreting reports, conducting interviews, and maintaining compliance with training and licensing standards. A strong commitment to public safety and community reentry is essential.