CORRECTIONS AND REHABILITATION, SAN QUENTIN STATE PRISON
Title: CORRECTIONAL COUNSELOR II (SUPERVISOR)
Salary: $7,187.00 – $8,731.00
Posted: 01/16/13
Job Description:
Under the supervision of the Captain, the Correctional Counselor II (Supervisor) assigns and reviews the work of subordinate Correctional Counselor I’s with the program unit. Evaluates staff performance and takes and/or recommends appropriate action. Provides casework services to selected inmates. May carry a reduced caseload. Makes recommendations to Parole Services regarding the parole or retention of inmates. Note: Due to the hiring freeze in effect, ONLY CURRENT CDCR employees with permanent status and transfer eligibility NEED APPLY. If interested in this position, please submit a completed state application with a copy of your last work performance evaluation. We are currently recruiting limited term with possibility of becoming permanent. This position is subject to the Hiring Freeze Exemption Approval. All applications will be reviewed and only the most qualified candidates will be offer interviews.
Additional Information:
Working Title: Correctional Counselor II (Supervisor)
Location: San Quentin State Prison
County: MARIN
Tenure: Full Time
Limited Term: 12 month(s)
Final Filing Date: 01/30/2013
Contact Unit/Address
Personnel – Certification/Delegated Testing Unit
100 Main Street
San Qunetin, CA 94964
Contact Name/Phone
Ofelia Brown
415-455-5021
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