Probation Officer Resume
Here’s a sample of what your Probation Officer Resume should look like while applying for Probation Officer Jobs.
2834 Monica Ct SW
Albany, NY 12201
(111)-123-1234
name@emailaddress.com
Summary:
A top-notch professional with vast experience in managing offenders under probation; provides exemplary rehabilitation services and other activities for the offenders; recognized as a team player and performer, consistently completes work proficiently; a results-oriented individual with an exemplary track record of success in arbitatration, negotiation, subrogation review, field apraisal and claims management, personal development, quality control and scheduling
Professional Experience:
Chief Probation Officer January 2007 – present
US Probation & Pretrial Service, Albany, NY
Responsibilities
Monitored offender's behavior and activities under probation.
Monitored all reports gathered by probation subordinates that pertain to the activities and rehabilitation of offenders under probation or on a parole.
Recommended actions to prison directors, jury and to the judge on whether an offender should be sentence or release from jail.
Provided rehabilitation programs for the offenders to cope up with the environment and to other individual outside the prison or to the real world.
Managed all probation cases of different offenders.
Prepared and provided pre-sentence reports of offenders to help judges and the jury on deciding what sentence should be for the offenders.
Assistant Probation Officer May 2004– January 2007
U.S. Courts, Oakland, CA
Responsibilities
Reviewed processes and records of offenders under probation.
Prepared and provided pre-sentence reports of offenders to help judges and the jury on deciding what sentence should be for the offenders.
Facilitated programs and activities to help offenders change their attitude and behavior.
Prepared and presented reports to prison directors and parole review boards to determine whether an offender should be released or should be sentenced.
Worked with offenders before and after their sentence to help them cope up with the community and other individual.
Managed approved hostels that provide accommodation for offenders on parole.
Probation Officer February 1999 – May 2004
US Probation & Pretrial Service, Fargo, ND
Responsibilities
Monitored offenders who are under the sentence of probation by the court instead of getting additional jail time.
Met offenders on a regular basis to regularly check their activities and to check their progress.
Prepared and presented reports to court and to chief probation officer about offender's behavior.
Established and facilitated rehabilitation or job training for offenders as part of their probationary activities.
Acted as investigators for the accused and conducted pre-trial investigations.
Recommended community based supervision to court for the offenders who are under probation.
Education:
Master of Science in Criminal Justice, Stanford University, CA, 1999
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Law, Stanford University, CA, 1997
Skills:
Driven and determined
Good communication skills, both written and verbal
Good negotiating and interpersonal skills
Strong organizational skills
A high standard of computer literacy
Awards and Honors:
Dean’s Lister, Stanford University, 1997
American Federation of State, Country and Municipal Employees, Member
American Probation and Parole Association, Member
