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- Transferred audio recordings into written documents.- Transcriptions were made from court recordings, dictated notes, recorded depositions, interviews, conferences and other sources of legal records.

- Conducted in-depth interviews with clients.- Engaged and built relationships with clients and their families.- Conducted client, financial, physical, health and environmental assessments.- Identified, assessed and determined clients' needs, risks and rehabilitation requirements.- Utilized case management practices and tools to plan and coordinate appropriate programs and services.- Developed, approved, implemented and managed complex case plans with clients and their families to achieve mutually agreed upon goals through a collaborative, organized and dynamic process.

- Employed within a medium-security all-male correctional facility.- Supervised and managed multiple offenders on my caseload.- Used policies and professional judgment to provide written reports and recommendations to the Correctional Service of Canada and the National Parole Board of Canada about offenders under my supervision.- Maintained ongoing supervision of each offender on my caseload.- Worked with each offender to develop appropriate programming and treatment options that addressed the factors that led to their criminal activity.- Interviewed, observed, listened, questioned, counseled and intervened with offenders.- Accessed an offender's behavior, accountability and potential risk to society.- Worked in a team environment, while reviewing and analyzing available sources of relevant information.- Ensured that accurate information and sound assessments formed the basis of the offender's safe return to the community.- Worked closely with fellow Correctional Service of Canada professionals including psychologists, correctional officers, teachers, Aboriginal elders, and mental health staff.- Established and maintained positive relationships with the case management team, the community at large (police officers, community parole officers, halfway house administrators) and other sources such as the family of the offender.