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Belknap County, New Hampshire, United States
$29-$42/hrOnsiteFull Time
Belknap County: County government administrative body for the Lakes Region, New Hampshire.
Position posted for a full-time corrections officer in the Corrections Department. Hourly pay range stated; specific duties and qualifications not listed in posting.
Jackson County, Georgia: Provides local government administration and public services for Jackson County.
1+ YOEAssociate's degree in psychology, counseling or related field; 1–2 years related experience; BCOT/corrections officer certification; knowledge of corrections practices, counseling and assessment techniques; ability to perform moderate physical tasks and input data into state computer systems.
Ingham County: Providing public health, safety, and judicial services to residents.
High school diploma or GED; Michigan Corrections Academy preferred; prior corrections or military experience preferred; valid Michigan driver’s license; no felony convictions; ability to work 12-hour shifts including nights, weekends, holidays; background and medical evaluations required.
Tom Green County: Provides regional government and administrative services.
Entry-level corrections role requiring high school diploma/GED, U.S. citizenship, TCOLE corrections certification within one year, valid Texas driver's license, CPR/first aid skills, ability to supervise and manage offenders, and perform physical tasks.
closed circuit television systems, computers, FAX, fingerprint devices, radios, intercom systems, central controls, telephones, fire extinguishers
South Central Louisiana Human Services Authority: Provides community-based behavioral health and developmental disability services.
3+ YOE1+ MgmtMinimum 3 years correctional or law enforcement experience with one year equivalent to a Corrections Lieutenant; HS diploma/GED or alternate experience paths; must be 18+, possess a driver's license, pass PREA and background checks, and meet other civil service documentation requirements.
Ottawa County: Provides local government services and public safety for residents.
High school diploma/GED required; must complete state corrections academy and obtain Michigan corrections certification within 12 months; obtain LEIN, First Aid and CPR within 12 months; pass extensive background check; ability to perform physical restraint and wellness checks.
Anderson County Government: Local government administration serving Anderson County, Tennessee.
Must be ≥21, U.S. citizen, bondable, high school diploma or equivalent, pass Anderson County civil service exam, have TBI fingerprints on file, pass physical and drug test, obtain Tennessee Corrections Institute corrections officer certification within one year, and complete annual training.
Automated Fingerprint Identification System, police band radio, computers, cameras
County of Blair: Public services and administration for Blair County residents.
3+ YOE1+ MgmtHigh school diploma/GED, PA DOC Title 37 training within one year if not at hire, 3+ years corrections experience with 1 year supervisory experience, advanced corrections knowledge, moderate computer literacy, math, communication and organizational skills, reliable transportation/Clean MVR, ability to lift 50 lbs.
e-mail, Internet, spreadsheet, word processing applications
Jackson County: Regional government providing public services for Jackson County, Wisconsin.
High school diploma or equivalent; Wisconsin driver’s license; Corrections Officer certification preferred; related public safety knowledge and experience beneficial.
Kansas Department of Corrections: The state agency operating adult and juvenile correctional facilities.
3+ YOE1+ MgmtSupervisory corrections experience required: HS diploma, driver's license, 3 years corrections experience including 1 year supervisory, completion of Corrections Officer Training Program, age 21+, drug screen, physical exam, and background check.
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs: Sovereign tribal government managing natural resources and community services.
High school diploma or equivalent, valid Oregon driver’s license, pass pre-employment drug/alcohol screen and background checks, no felony convictions, obtain Corrections certification within one year; First Aid/CPR helpful.
Cowlitz County: Provides public administration and essential services to county residents.
High school diploma or equivalent, U.S. citizenship, age 21+, valid driver’s license, complete basic corrections academy, first aid and CPR, defensive tactics and firearms qualification, pass background/polygraph/psychological and physical agility tests.
Jackson County: Provides public services and administration for Jackson County residents.
3+ YOEHigh school diploma or equivalent, 3 years corrections or law enforcement experience, passed Jail Academy Exam, firearms qualification, First Aid/CPR/AED certification, valid MO or KS driver's license, background/drug/MVR checks required.
State of Nevada: State government administration providing essential public services to Nevada residents.
2+ YOEMaster's or Doctoral in psychology-related field with experience in correctional settings; or two years as Corrections Counselor I in Nevada; or Psy.D. with internship in correctional/clinical setting.
Newaygo County: Provides public services and judicial administration for county residents.
High school diploma or GED required; LCOPAT; MSCTC examination; valid Michigan driver’s license; completion of 160 Corrections Academy within first year; background check and drug screening; may work up to 40 hours weekly; FOPLC union affiliation.
Ascension Parish Sheriff's Office: Provides law enforcement and public safety for Ascension Parish.
High school diploma or equivalent, at least 19 years old, reside in Ascension Parish or contiguous parishes, registered voter, valid Louisiana driver's license, obtain required corrections deputy certifications, ability to perform physical duties and long shifts, basic computer literacy.
Allegan County: Provides public safety, judicial, and administrative services for Allegan County.
High school diploma or GED, valid Michigan driver\u0019s license, completion of corrections academy within one year, LEIN and LCOPAT within required timeframes, CPR/First Aid/AED, physical and medical screening, and ability to supervise inmates and maintain facility security.