• Manage the accreditation process for correctional facilities, ensuring compliance with ACA standards and guidelines.• Cultivate and maintain strong relationships with correctional agencies across assigned states. Provide audit materials and offer clear standards interpretations.• Collaborate with correctional facility staff to develop corrective action plans and implement best practices.• Schedule and conduct audits, meticulously documenting all relevant records. Facilitate accreditation hearings and review committees to evaluate facility compliance and make accreditation recommendations.• Contribute to the continuous improvement of accreditation standards and processes through participation in ACA committees and working groups.• Demonstrate excellent communication skills, fostering positive relationships with clients, partners, and colleagues. Thrive in both independent and collaborative work environments.• Leverage background knowledge in criminal justice systems and corrections.

Responsible for completing confidential background investigations of applicants under consideration for hire for government service; gathering, compiling and analyzing relevant facts.Researches and conducts confidential investigative backgrounds on applicants; interviews subjects and references in person or by telephone; gathering, compiling and analyzing information relevant to position.Assesses data from various databases and information systems to check for inconsistencies related to the applicant's background, financial information, possible criminal history, etc.Analyzes findings and prepares summary reports with appropriate documentation to support recommendations for the applicant.Developed effective report writing techniques in order to prepare clear, accurate and comprehensive reports.Strong communication skills and techniques, conducted interviews and investigations to ensure extensive information is provided on background.Utilized research skills, statistical analysis and data collection technique to ensure complete and accurate information.Operate electronic information systems to access data and prepare reports.

● Oversee the District of Columbia Sex Offender Program, including the computer and location (GPS) monitoring services. Lead the sex offender team officers in the management of persons under supervision.● Serve as the district resource for issues involving the sexual misconduct for individuals that pose unique threats to public safety. ● Provide consultation to judges, attorneys, and other agencies concerning sex offender programs. ● Serve as the District liaison to law enforcement agencies and to all sex offender registries.● Assist in securing contracts for sex offender treatment services. Prepare and monitor purchase agreements, initiate requests for proposals, certify invoices for payments, develop budgets and estimates for program services, and monitor spending levels throughout the fiscal year. My experience has assured for ongoing treatment services for persons under supervision requiring intervention into their past inappropriate sexual behaviors and assists in reducing recidivism rates. ● Develop and oversee the Computer Forensic and Search Team. Conduct routine monitoring of the computer activity of supervised individuals and conduct searches based on reasonable suspicion. ● Supervise and manage a caseload of persons under supervision that are identified as high-risk or have current or past sexual offenses. ● Regularly investigate persons under supervision through community observation and surveillance, interviewing collateral contacts, and developing community relationships. ● Act as a mentor and supervisor for student interns. Through my guidance, I assure all student interns become a productive resource for the district and obtain a thorough knowledge of the statutes and guidelines that direct the district’s mission. ● Perform all the regular duties and responsibilities of a U.S. Probation Officer.

● Responsible for the supervision and management of a caseload of persons under supervision, which assured for the strict enforcement of court ordered conditions. ● Conducted investigations and prepared reports for the court with recommendations which required interviewing defendants, persons under supervision, and their families, as well as collecting background data from multiple law enforcement and community sources.● Enforced court-ordered supervision conditions and implemented supervision strategies. Maintained personal contact with persons under supervision. Investigated employment, sources of income, lifestyle, and associates to assess risk and compliance. Addressed substance use, behavioral health, domestic violence, and other barriers to a person’s success on supervision and subsequently implemented the necessary treatment or violation proceedings while providing continued assessment, monitoring, and counseling.● Maintained communication with law enforcement and community agencies concerning the behavior and conditions for persons under supervision. Regularly developed collateral contacts to further investigation persons under supervision’ backgrounds and drivers for risk and needs. ● Identified and investigated violations and implemented appropriate alternatives and sanctions.● Reported violations of the conditions of supervision to the appropriate authorities through written reports of violation matters and made recommendations for disposition. Testified at court or parole hearings.

● Successfully completed defendant background investigations prior to arraignment hearings that included defendant interviews, investigations of employment, confirmation of residence, and collaboration of family members and other community supports.● Conducted national criminal record checks.● Assessed and determined the suitability of a defendant for pretrial supervision after completing interviews and investigations. ● Composed reports to the court providing recommendations for release and the imposition of conditions for community supervision

● Conducted investigations and prepared reports for the court with recommendations which required interviewing defendants, persons under supervision, and their families, as well as collecting background data from multiple law enforcement and community sources. Provided oral testimony to the court and parole commission.● Investigated and composed Pre-Sentence Investigations for the Court, composed of detailed summaries of offense conduct and criminal history, and personal background information.● Routinely completed various investigations to include home inspections, financial reviews, pre-release investigations, assessments for district transfers, criminal and personal history investigations. ● Participated in regular collaboration with local law enforcement, officers of the court, victim advocates, and treatment providers.● Supervised a caseload of high-risk persons under supervision who had been convicted of sexual offenses.