Parole Officer jobs in Wilmington, NC

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The New Hanover County Sheriff's Office is accepting applications for full time Detention Officers. Detention Officers are responsible for performing duties relative to the safety, security, and detention of inmates at the New Hanover County Detention Facility. Duties include

• Processing incoming inmates into custody by completing paperwork, searching prisoners, obtaining and securing personal property, assigning and escorting inmates to proper holding facilities, and explaining rules and regulations of the detention center.
• Patrolling jail areas to maintain order and prevent escape.
• Inspecting inmates and cells to ensure cleanliness and sanitation; confiscating contraband.
• Obtaining and escorting inmates for visitations and appearances in court, records visits, inspecting all items brought to the jail, and checking incoming and outgoing mail.
• Ensuring all inmates are provided with daily meals and snacks.
• Responding to calls for medical assistance as needed.
• Transporting inmates to and from court and hospitals.
• Preparing records and reports on inmates.
• Performing work during emergency/disaster situations.

• Employer paid 401k contributions;
• Retirement plan through the NC Retirement system;
• Paid sick and personal leave 13 paid holidays per year;
• Paid parental leave;
• Paid community services leave to give back to our community;
• Education leave to obtain a degree within your line of work;
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance many other insurance options;
• Onsite, employer-paid health and wellness center;
• Professional development trainings & leadership initiatives;
• Opportunities to make a difference in your community;
• And so much more!

The following documents are required to be completed during the recruitment process. You can complete these forms and attach to your application now, to expedite the recruitment process. To do so, please click on the link below, complete the required fields, save the form(s), and add the completed documents to the attachments section of your application.

• (DO NOT SIGN THIS DOCUMENT. This form must be notarized, which will occur when a Recruitment Detective meets with you.)
• - (DO NOT SIGN THESE DOCUMENTS. These forms must be notarized, which will occur when a Recruitment Detective meets with you.)
• - Please print your name at the top of the form and add your social media add your social media usernames and signify which social media platform it belongs to. DO NOT SIGN OR DATE AT THE BOTTOM. A Recruitment Detective will have you sign and date when you meet.

• Valid NC Driver's License
• Certification as a detention officer within time lines set by the North Carolina Sheriffs' Education and Training Standards Commission.
• CPR Certification within one (1) year of employment.

Additional Documentation Required:
The following items will be required to submit to a Recruitment Detective during the process. You do not have to attach these to your application at this time.

• Birth Certificate (1 Photocopy)
• Driver's License (1 Photocopy)
• Social Security Card (1 Photocopy)
• High School Diploma or GED certificate (1 Photocopy)
• College Degree(s) (1 Photocopy)
• One head and shoulder color photograph
• Certified criminal history from every county you have resided in for the past ten years including where you attended high school (you will be notified by Recruitment when to obtain these)
• If you were in the military, a copy of your DD214 (Member copy 4) will need to be provided showing your type of discharge. Please include a notarized letter explaining any disciplinary action against you during your time of service.
• For all prior criminal charges provide a notarized statement explaining the incident. (For all Misdemeanors & Felonies only)
• Notification of any pending citation or criminal charge (If you receive any citation or criminal charge while in the hiring process provide immediate notification the Recruitment Office as well as documentation once it has been disposed of)
• Naturalization Papers (If you are a Naturalized Citizen)