Correctional Officer - Warner

Position Title:
Correctional Officer - Warner
Creek Correctional Facility
(Lakeview)
Job Description:
Oregon Department of
Corrections
About the Job - Your Role
Are you looking for a career that
will challenge your personal
fitness, intellect, and maturity?
What if your work environment
could include various tasks
allowing you to gain insight on
yourself and others?
Becoming a Correctional Officer
may be the way to fulfill those
goals! The Oregon Department
of Corrections' (DOC) next Basic
Corrections Course is starting
soon, and we want you to be one
of our students!
As a Correctional Officer, you
will set limits, provide good role
model examples, and assist in
facilitating positive change in the
lives of adults in custody (AIC).
Warner Creek Correctional Fa-
cility in Lakeview, Oregon. DOC
Our Basic Corrections Courses
(BCC) fill up quickly, so act fast!
If a career in corrections interests
you, don't hesitate - schedule
your NTN REACT test today and
then apply! (Please review the
details below.)
Once hired, you will begin by
attending the Basic Corrections
Course (BCC). Your training is
on-the-job, meaning you will
start earning a paycheck during
your training! Previous correc-
tional experience is not a re-
quirement. We invest in training
and educating YOU, if you have
the right personal attributes! At
DOC we are looking for people
with the right integrity, passion
for helping others, and motiva-
tion. This position is an entry
level position.
Your first year is considered to be
a probationary period including
the BCC (seven-weeks training
in our academy course, this
training is eligible for college
credit towards your degree),
classroom training, online
courses, health and fitness
classes, force skills training,
and a comprehensive Field
Training Evaluation Program
(FTEP). BCC is certified by the
Department of Public Safety and
Standards Training (DPSST). For
the duration of the probationary
period, work hours, shifts, and
days off will vary based on the
needs of the institution.
All Correctional Officer
positions are union represented
-training, work hours, breaks,
days off, etc. will be determined
by your institution's labor
contract. Once the probationary
period is completed, work shifts
and days off may be subject to a
bid process in accordance with
the applicable labor contract.
Applicants for Correctional
Officer must schedule the
National testing Network (NTN)
REACT (Baseline) test before
applying to this announcement.
**NTN REACT testing now
available via Virtual Testing and
at most of your local institutions!
Please read all requirements
needed to be eligible for the
virtual testing. The REACT test
will need to be taken and passed
prior to your application being
processed.**
Please read the entire job an-
nouncement prior to submitting
your application. There are
specific instructions for applying
and we are here to help you be
successful in this process.
First, schedule the NTN REACT
test. This test is an in-person
exam and is offered throughout
the state. Once on their site,
select Corrections Jobs, check
the Oregon Department of
Corrections as your depart-
ment of choice, and find the
test location closest to you. Free
testing vouchers can be obtained
by contacting the department.
Please reach out to the following
contact to obtain a free test
voucher: email Jeana Jeffries or
text/call 458-251-9137.
While on the NTN REACT test
website, please review the follow-
ing for a better understanding:
All information related to the
Oregon Department of Cor-
rections Correctional Officer
position, including minimum re-
quirements, salary, and benefits.
Detailed information about the
testing process for the entry level
test.
Opportunity to purchase and
take online practice tests.
Schedule a convenient test time.
DO NOT apply for a Correc-
tional Officer position on the
NTN site, these applications do
not come to us. Apply via our
announcement.
DO NOT schedule an ORPAT,
we administer the CORPAT
during the BCC.