Probation & Parole Officer — Transform Lives & Communities

State-of-Missour; Kansas City (MO); On-site; USD 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Missouri State Retirement System

Deferred compensation plan

Health insurance (employee 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

529 College Savings Program

Job summary

The Missouri Department of Corrections is hiring professionals to supervise offenders, conduct risk assessments, and coordinate reports for courts and parole boards. This role emphasizes safety, rehabilitation, and public protection.

Candidates bring experience in corrections, social services, or law enforcement; valid driver’s license; willingness to complete training and collaborate with agencies. The department offers strong benefits and a pathway for advancement.

Qualifications

• Four or more years of experience in corrections or related fields as described; valid driver’s license.

Responsibilities

• Investigates offender environments for court/board reports; assesses needs and risk for supervision strategies.
• Contacts offenders and counsels on personal/adjustment issues; attends court for assignments and reports.
• Assists in vocational/educational planning; cooperates with public/private agencies; investigates violations; may issue warrants.
• Prepares statistical reports; observes testing; participates in investigations and committees; duties expand with experience.

Skills

Probation & Parole

Correctional Officer

Office Support

Social Services

Law Enforcement

Counseling

Public Administration

Education

Credit hours substitution (30 hours = 1 year)

Job description

The Missouri Department of Corrections is hiring professionals to supervise offenders, conduct risk assessments, and coordinate reports for courts and parole boards. This role emphasizes safety, rehabilitation, and public protection.

Candidates bring experience in corrections, social services, or law enforcement; valid driver’s license; willingness to complete training and collaborate with agencies. The department offers strong benefits and a pathway for advancement.