This position requires you to work rotating 10-hour shifts and also requires 70% field travel.

The Minnesota Sex Offender Program (MSOP) is a secure, therapeutic sex offense specific treatment program. MSOP promotes public safety while helping clients successfully reintegrate into the community when their risk has been sufficiently reduced. Clients on provisional discharge must comply with individualized court-ordered conditions addressing treatment needs, risk factors, and community safety. Agents supervise and manage clients through case management, investigations, GPS monitoring, surveillance, and regular communication to ensure compliance with court ordered conditions, MSOP policies, and legal requirements. Our Reintegration Agents also support successful community reintegration by assisting with housing, employment, and social stability. Primary responsibilities include: o Supervising and supporting MSOP clients on provisional discharge to ensure law-abiding behavior, compliance with applicable rules and conditions of provisional discharge, and successful community reintegration. o Document client information in a timely manner to support case planning, inform decisions and recommendations, and track the client’s progress and challenges during provisional discharge. o Work professionally with internal and community partners to help MSOP clients implement appropriate interventions and adjust to the community during provisional discharge. Serve as a liaison to the community. o Serve as on-call agent as needed to address concerns. o Support a continuous learning environment by maintaining knowledge of industry best practices, assisting in the advancement of policies and procedures, and identifying areas of improvement.

Reintegration Agent 1 (Investigation Specialist 1): • Valid MN Driver’s License with the ability to travel daily across the state; AND • A minimum of one (1) year of Agent experience supervising and managing adult offenders in a community setting; experience must include all the following: o Managing a caseload of clients by observing daily activities to maintain the clients’ conditions of release o Preparing case summaries and reports for clients and documenting progress o Assisting clients in transition/reintegration from a secure correctional or civil commitment setting back into the community o Working with evidence based practices, such as cognitive behavioral programming and motivational interviewing OR • Three (3) years of experience supervising adult sexual offenders/clients in a correctional or secure direct care and treatment setting; experience must include the following: o Working directly with clients by observing and supporting daily activities o Ensuring compliance with secure facility rules o Knowledge of the civil commitment and/or criminal court process o Experience working with minimal direction and handling sudden schedule changes o Documenting clients’ progress o Understanding of treatment principles and modalities OR • A Bachelor’s degree in: Law Enforcement, Corrections, Criminology/Criminal Justice or Sociology which includes completion of an internship in an area such as: Corrections and Rehabilitation or Corrections Assessment and Intervention or Law Enforcement Investigation and interviewing.

Preferred Qualifications: • Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Law Enforcement, Corrections, Criminology, Sociology or a related field. • Knowledge of psychopathic personalities and sex offender treatment modalities. • Knowledge of civil commitment and criminal court processes, forensic populations, individual and residential treatment, and the integration of treatment and legal requirements into supervision practices.

Available upon request from the Human Resources Department.

Those crossing Appointing Authorities may be required to successfully complete a physical assessment form, provide education documentation (high school diploma, GED, college transcript, or college degree) and provide documented proof of freedom from tuberculosis completed within the last year.