The Correctional Officer duties include, but are not limited to the following: responsible for the care, custody and supervision of inmates in a correctional institution. This includes but is not limited to, daily supervision of inmate occupational, vocational, rehabilitation and recreational activities. The Correctional Officer performs related work as required. The Correctional Officer is responsible for the general security of his/her assigned post in accordance with prescribed policies and procedures.

The position requires the Correctional Officer to work a flexible schedule, any shift, any day of the week and overtime as required, including holidays and weekends.

The House Mentor will participate as a member of the Hampshire County Sheriff’s administrative team in the management of the Rocky Hill Re-Entry Collaborative housing facility. The appropriate candidate will provide direction and guidance on community living in a harm reduction-based environment. This is a civilian position in support of an effort to re-integrate parolees in a safe housing facility with wrap around community services. The collaborative project is a joint effort between the Hampshire Sheriff’s Office, The Office of Public Safety and The Massachusetts Parole Board to establish transitional, sober housing in a non-security setting.

The Case Manager duties include, but are not limited to the following:

• Responsible for the daily care, custody, and supervision of inmates in the correctional institution and makes frequent contact with inmates, criminal justice personnel in courts, parole, and other Houses of Correction as well as community based agencies and other personnel and staff
• Interview both pre-trial and sentenced inmates and completes a comprehensive intake and needs assessment form normally within 48 hours of admission to the facility
• Must also access inmates regarding adjustment to the facility and mental and physical status
• It is also necessary to explain sentence structure and provide necessary criminal justice/general information for a successful facility adjustment

Responsible for the care and custody of clients (probationers, parolees, inmates) assigned to the Community Justice Support Center. Responsible for the security of probationers, parolees, inmates, and all individuals and personnel in the center at all times.

Oversee participant schedules; and monitor drug/alcohol sobriety through urinalysis testing and breathalyzer testing as deemed necessary Direct liaison with Probation, Parole, Courts and other designated Public or Private Agencies; report updates of compliance/non-compliance of drug screens & feedback of client behavior.

Complete all necessary paperwork, reports and documentation. Actively participate in all scheduled security meetings and any other required meetings at the Center. Any other task or duty as assigned or required by Supervisor or Program Manager.

The Clinician's primary role is to facilitate treatment groups with inmate and probation participants at the Community Justice Support Center. Will be required to maintain appropriate documentation and follow essential curriculum.

The schedule requires a mix of first and second shift availability.

The clinician works under the direction of the Community Justice Center Treatment Manager & Program Manager. Will receive clinical supervision weekly with the on-site Clinical Supervisor.