Probation and parole officer vs correctional probation officer

Differences between probation and parole officer and correctional probation officer duties and responsibilities

Probation and parole officer example responsibilities.

• Interview probationers/parolees regularly to evaluate their progress in accomplishing goals and maintaining terms specify in their rehabilitation plans while maintaining documentation.
• Monitor violent offenders place on both active and passive GPS restrictions throughout all of Delaware.
• Utilize GPS tracking and alcohol monitoring devices to monitor offender compliance.
• Develop and implement extensive case management plans to continue the rehabilitation process and work towards successful completion of probation.
• Interview probationers/parolees regularly to evaluate their progress in accomplishing goals and maintaining terms specify in their rehabilitation plans while maintaining documentation.
• Conduct DNA, drug, and alcohol testing on offenders and take appropriate action when tests results are positive.
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Correctional probation officer example responsibilities.

• Manage prisoners' and probationers sentence plans and rehabilitation programs to help reduce re-offending.
• Coordinate rehabilitation for the individual and work with businesses to provide require training to support employment.
• Supervise offenders on probation and parole, complete social histories/assessments/investigations for the sentencing court or parole board, case management.
• Review referral history and other JJIS data for accuracy and conduct data collection for statistical purposes within establish rules.