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Riverside County Sheriff's OfficeCorrectional Sergeant

Oct. 2023Indio, California, United StatesUnder direction, supervises Correctional Deputies and Deputy Sheriffs in guarding, controlling and transporting adult prisoners; performs other related duties as required.The Correctional Sergeant-84 is the first line, supervisory level classification in the Correctional Deputy series. Incumbents are assigned responsibility for supervising and coordinating detention work crew operations, prisoner transportation, business and administrative operations, or overall facility security. The Correctional Sergeant-84 is characterized by having wide latitude for exercising initiative and judgment over operational decisions with a minimal degree of direction from higher levels.• Affect the receipt and release of inmates; may prepare reports concerning the conduct of inmates; address inmate complaints; review and administer inmate discipline; conduct searches of inmates and facilities; may conduct sick calls; administer emergency first aid and refer inmates for proper medical treatment.• Promote positive social development of trust with inmates through discussion, encouragement and supportive counseling; prepare reports and correspondence.• Plan, assign and supervise the work of Correctional Deputies and Deputy Sheriffs providing crisis intervention; participate in the establishment and maintenance of program goals, objectives, policies, and procedures.• Prepare correspondence and reports regarding unit work, and make staffing and program recommendations.• Serve as a liaison between department, county, local, and state agencies; assist in the preparation of the preliminary counseling unit budget.• Evaluate the work of staff and prepare written performance evaluations.• Maintain, compile and consolidate narrative and statistical reports; write and review criminal and non-criminal reports; conduct personnel investigations where applicable.• Transport inmates to court, medical facilities or other locations.

Riverside County Sheriff's OfficeCorrectional Corporal

Oct. 2022 - Oct. 2023Indio, California, United StatesUnder direction, performs higher-level responsibilities guarding, controlling and supervising the activities of inmates at adult correctional facilities; responsible for a specialized detention function; performs other related duties as required. The Correctional Corporal-84 is the advanced journey level classification in the Correctional Deputy series and reports to a Correctional Sergeant or appropriate sworn supervisory level position. Incumbents perform a variety of specialized functions, including additional accountability as it relates to custodial and security duties beyond the level of responsibility generally assigned to incumbents at the journey level. The Correctional Corporal assignments include management of property and/or supply systems, and officer-in-charge or lead duties within a variety of detention environments. The Correctional Corporal-84 in a lead capacity is responsible for directing the work of Deputy Sheriff and Correctional Deputy I/II/II-S staff and is not routinely assigned core supervisory functions or the supervising of employees. Incumbents are assigned to review reports and conduct briefings on a temporary basis for a limited period of time as directed. Correctional Corporals are diverted from their regular line function to perform enhanced duties in support of their shift or facility and when not deployed in this manner, are assigned to line duties, comparable to those given to Correctional Deputies.

Riverside County Sheriff's OfficeCorrectional Deputy II

Jun. 2016 - Oct. 2022Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility• Receives, searches, and takes custody of inmates; records information obtained from arresting/transporting officers and inmates for booking; inventories personal property of inmates and confines inmates. • Transports and escorts prisoners to court, between facilities or other locations. • Maintains security within the correctional facility and prevents escapes; physically restrains inmates when necessary; conducts perimeter checks of the facility; performs headcount. • Supervises inmates performing cleaning and maintenance work; supervises the recreation and exercise activities; supervises inmates while in their housing units, including feeding and sick call; instructs and supervises inmates in rehabilitative work assignments. • Answers inquiries of the public concerning corrections procedures. • Supervises inmate visitation; performs business and record keeping functions, including monetary transactions, computer operations, and processing of booking files, bail/fine monies, and court paperwork; writes incident logs and criminal reports.

Riverside County Sheriff's OfficeCorrectional Deputy

Aug. 2015 - Jun. 2016Larry D Smith Correctional Facility• Maintains security through key, door, tool, and equipment control; photographs prisoners and takes fingerprints; issues, or supervises inmates in the issue and exchange of clothing and linen. • Receives visitors; processes prisoner correspondence, phone calls, and request slips; prepares and routes booking sheets and related paperwork. • Controls contraband through routine facility and inmate searches; supervises inmates during meals and recreational activities. • Prepares for the transportation of prisoners by applying restraint equipment and inspecting vehicles for safety. • Performs business and record keeping functions, including monetary transactions, data terminal operations, and records duration of confinement and release dates. • Administers oral medication to prisoners as prescribed by a physician.

Riverside County Sheriff's OfficeCorrectional Deputy Trainee

Jun. 2015 - Aug. 2015Ben Clark Training Center• Maintains security through key, door, tool, and equipment control; photographs prisoners and takes fingerprints; issues, or supervises inmates in the issue and exchange of clothing and linen. • Receives visitors; processes prisoner correspondence, phone calls, and request slips; prepares and routes booking sheets and related paperwork. • Controls contraband through routine facility and inmate searches; supervises inmates during meals and recreational activities. • Prepares for the transportation of prisoners by applying restraint equipment and inspecting vehicles for safety. • Performs business and record keeping functions, including monetary transactions, data terminal operations, and records duration of confinement and release dates. • Administers oral medication to prisoners as prescribed by a physician.

United States Marine CorpsScout Squad Leader

Apr. 2013 - Jun. 2015MCAGCC Twentynine Palms, CaResponsible for the discipline, well-being, morale and the conduct of performance-based counseling of all scouts organic or attached to an LAV-25. Instructs and evaluates the primary, remedial and sustainment training of (15) infantry Marines in accordance with METL, training and readiness manual and unit SOP in order to prepare for combat operations. Maintain accountability of all personnel, weapons, and equipment organic to a scout squad. Direct and supervise all first echelon maintenance and coordinate all second echelon maintenance of all organic weapons and equipment within a LAR scout squad. Develop subordinate/small unit leaders and junior Marines of several different MOS's through PME, MOS and mission specific classes and training.

United States Marine CorpsSquad Leader

Aug. 2011 - Mar. 2013Ability to carry out the orders of the platoon commander. Maintain the discipline , appearance, control, conduct and welfare of his squad. Trains his squad in the performance of the tasks that support platoon training objectives. Writes and issues combat orders. Maintains tactical control and movement of his squad at all times.

United States Marine CorpsInfantry

Feb. 2010 - Jun. 2015Marine Corps Base Camp PendletonBasic and advanced military knowledge and infantry tactics. Deployed to Afghanistan in support of OEF.

United States Marine CorpsSecurity

Mar. 2007 - Feb. 2010ClassifiedAct as a security supervisor, plan, evaluate, and supervise the implementation of site-specific security plans to protect assets designated as vital to national security. Ability to safely and properly employ the service rifle, pistol and shotgun. As a member of a reactionary force, conduct offensive infantry tactics in confined spaces, ashore and afloat, to restore breached security and provide the final barrier/element of an integrated security plan for the asset being protected.

United States Marine CorpsStudent

Jun. 2006 - Mar. 2007MCRD San Diego, MCB Camp Pendleton, NSF Chesapeake