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Correctional Officers

RI Department of Corrections (ACI)

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Compensation
$70–103K/yr
Location
Cranston, RI
Work Authorization
Not specified

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Job overview

A Correctional Officer supervises, maintains custody of, and controls adult inmates at the Adult Correctional Institution. The role includes inmate care and accountability, escorts and transports, enforcing rules, searching for contraband, inspecting facilities, writing incident reports, and supporting rehabilitation and counseling. Candidates must meet stated age, education, identification, and English-language requirements and pass a comprehensive screening process and pre-service training academy.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Inmate SupervisionInmate TransportInmate AccountabilityRule EnforcementContraband SearchFacility InspectionIncident Report WritingRehabilitation and CounselingEnglish FluencyInterpersonal SkillsCognitive ReasoningOral CommunicationStress Effectiveness

Qualifications

High School Diploma or GEDMust Be 18+Valid Photo IdentificationValid Social Security or Alien Registration CardWritten ExaminationCriminal Records CheckPhysical Fitness TestBackground InvestigationOral InterviewPsychological AssessmentMedical ScreeningDrug Testing

Full job description

Rhode Island Department of Corrections - Correctional OfficerApply online: www.doc.ri.gov Department: Rhode Island Department of CorrectionsType: CorrectionsJob Title: Correctional OfficerSalary: $69,687 - $102,878:Contact: [email protected]: Cranston, RIRhode Island Department of Corrections - Correctional OfficerA Correctional Officer is responsible for the supervision, custody and control of adult inmates incarcerated at the Adult Correctional Institution to include but not limited to the following:**** - Care, Custody, and supervision of inmates and activities - Provide escorts/transports of inmates - Inmate accountability - Enforce rules and regulations - Search for contraband - Inspect facilities for safety and security - Incident report writing - Aid in rehabilitation and counseling of inmates Requirements to become a Correctional Officer - Must possess a High SchoolDiploma or GED - Must be at least 18 years of age - Must possessa valid photo identification card - Must possess a valid social security card or alien registration card - Must be fluent in English - Must pass a comprehensive screening process including a written examination, a local and nationwide criminal records check, a physical fitness test, a background investigation, oral Interview, a psychological assessment, medical screening and drug testing - Must successfully complete a twelve-week, rigorous non-residential pre-service Training Academy during which time Correctional Officer Trainees will receive a full starting pay of $61,957 without benefits. Successful completion of the pre-service training program is required to obtain permanent status as a Correctional Officer. Screening Process - Application- Applicants are required to complete the Pre-Employment application and Background Questionnaire. - Written Examination- Applicants must successfully complete a written examination, which measures interpersonal skills and cognitive reasoning. The examination is designed, prepared, and scored by an independent, professional research company. All candidates are encouraged to review theCorrectional Officer Applicant Success Guideprior to the administration of the written examination. - Physical Fitness Test- Refer to theCorrectional Officer Applicant Success Guidefor further information. - BCI/NCIC- Applicants will undergo a criminal history check both locally and nation-wide. - Background Investigation- Applicants will then undergo an extensive background investigation conducted by a member of the Rhode Island Department of Corrections regarding their past employment record, education, criminal history, consumer credit history, community reputation, military service, and overall character. - Oral Interview- Applicants that successfully pass the physical agility assessment, written examination, and background investigation will appear before a structured oral interview board. The structured oral interview consists of a series of questions administered by departmental members and conducted in a fair and impartial manner. Applicants receive ratings for each question posed. Additionally, applicants will be evaluated on oral communication, interpersonal skills, effectiveness under stress as well as appearance and demeanor. All candidates are encouraged to review theCorrectional Officer Applicant Success Guideprior to the administration of the structured oral interview. - Psychological Assessment- Applicants deemed eligible to continue in the process are administered a written psychological examination, along with a follow-up inte view by a licensed psychologist. All evaluations are interpreted by a licensed psychologist retained by the Department of Corrections. - Medical and Drug Screening- Applicants deemed eligible to continue in the process must pass a complete medical examination and be found medically qualified by a physician designated by the Rhode Island Department of Corrections. Benefits Include*(Upon appointment as a Correctional Officer)*: []{style="line-height: "}

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