Reentry & Correctional Treatment Specialist

Bureau of Prisons / Federal Prison System; SeaTac (WA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Bureau of Prisons seeks professionals to support humane and secure environments by preparing individuals for successful reentry into communities. This role focuses on delivering offender skill-building, evaluating programs, and coordinating reentry initiatives.

Candidates should have graduate-level education or equivalent experience in behavioral or social sciences, with proven casework or counseling experience in criminal justice settings. Strong collaboration and data analysis are valued.

Qualifications

• Includes courses in sociology, correctional administration, criminal justice, psychology, social work, counseling.
• Experience in casework in a correctional setting or in criminal justice.
• Experience in counseling with diagnostic or treatment planning skills.

Responsibilities

• Deliver and coordinate offender skill-building programs and reentry initiatives.
• Evaluate offender programs and recommend strengthened strategies.
• Identify and analyze statistical data related to offender programs.
• Establish and maintain collaborative relationships to foster volunteers.

Skills

Social sciences knowledge

Casework experience

Data analysis

Education

24 semester hours in behavioral or social sciences

Graduate education toward Ph.D. (3+ years)

One year of specialized experience

Job description

Bureau of Prisons seeks professionals to support humane and secure environments by preparing individuals for successful reentry into communities. This role focuses on delivering offender skill-building, evaluating programs, and coordinating reentry initiatives.

Candidates should have graduate-level education or equivalent experience in behavioral or social sciences, with proven casework or counseling experience in criminal justice settings. Strong collaboration and data analysis are valued.