Reentry & Correctional Treatment Specialist

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

Job summary

Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System seeks corrections professionals to advance reentry and public safety through data-driven program coordination and evaluation. The role emphasizes collecting data, reporting findings, and coordinating offender skill-building initiatives with partners and internal stakeholders.

Candidates should have graduate-level study in corrections or related social sciences and experience with program evaluation and collaboration with volunteers and community groups.

Qualifications

• Experience collecting data and conducting research used for institutional reports.
• Ability to present information to supervisors, peers, or small groups in formal or informal settings.
• Experience establishing and maintaining relationships by scheduling meetings.
• Experience collecting information during internal/external audits.
• Graduate education relevant to corrections, criminal justice, sociology, psychology, counseling, or social work.

Responsibilities

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

Skills

Data collection and research

Presenting information

Relationship building

Audit data collection

Offender programs understanding

Education

Master's degree

PhD (or equivalent graduate degree)

24 semester hours behavioral/social sciences

Job description

Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System seeks corrections professionals to advance reentry and public safety through data-driven program coordination and evaluation. The role emphasizes collecting data, reporting findings, and coordinating offender skill-building initiatives with partners and internal stakeholders.

Candidates should have graduate-level study in corrections or related social sciences and experience with program evaluation and collaboration with volunteers and community groups.