Correctional Counselor

Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System

Bastrop, TX • 10m ago • On-site

Junior

On-site

67,387 - 86,956 USD/yr

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Quick Facts

Role: Correctional Counselor

Description

As a Correctional Counselor, you develop and implement unit programs based on individual inmate needs, providing individual and group counseling to support successful reentry and help maintain a humane, secure environment.

You participate in the admissions and orientation process by interviewing newly admitted inmates, and you support unit security through inmate engagement while serving as a unit expert for inmate personal property and trust fund activities.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and implement unit programs, including individual and group counseling
  • Interview newly admitted inmates as part of Admissions & Orientation
  • Support unit and institution security through extensive inmate contact
  • Coordinate inmate personal property approvals (incoming and outgoing packages)
  • Coordinate trust fund activities (inmate withdrawals, special purchase orders)
  • Perform ongoing correctional institution security responsibilities alongside other staff

Requirements

  • U.S. citizenship required
  • At least one year of specialized experience equivalent in difficulty and complexity to the next lower grade level
  • Experience conducting individual and group counseling sessions
  • Experience coordinating re-entry programs
  • Experience in inmate intake/admission and orientation processes (including BOP Inmate Intake)
  • Experience coordinating matters pertaining to inmate personal property
  • Experience following policy to respond to the Administrative Remedy grievance process
  • Physically capable of arduous duties; must meet medical requirements
  • Successful completion of the Introduction to Correctional Techniques (three-week training course at Glynco, Georgia)
  • Satisfactory completion of urinalysis, physical, and background investigation
  • Subject to NCIC and credit checks
  • If applicable: domestic-violence misdemeanor convictions inquiry to be authorized to carry a firearm

Benefits

Eligible federal employees receive a comprehensive benefits package; specific benefits depend on the type of position.

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