| There are few jobs in the world as
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| | with potentially dangerous criminals. A
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| rewarding as a career in the criminal
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| | lot of time the Corrections Officer wears
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| justice field. I remember when I first
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| | many hats. Counselor, disciplinarian,
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| started. I was full of ideas and an
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| | first responder, detective, manager, and
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| attitude on how I was "going to change
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| | secretary. There are so many tasks for a
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| the world". I may have not changed the
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| | Corrections Officer to complete and at
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| world, but I know that I have left a
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| | the same time be aware of his
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| lasting impression on some misguided
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| | surroundings with security on his mind
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| individuals. Before you decide to become
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| | the whole time.
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| involved with criminal justice I will go
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| | Dispatcher The dispatcher's job can be
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| over some details of a few of the most
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| | very stressful. It is more than just
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| common fields and from my observations
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| | answering phone calls. A dispatcher must
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| from working in the profession.
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| | be able to communicate specific
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| Deputy/Police Officer The up side of
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| | information to police, fire, and EMS.
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| this career is that you come in contact
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| | Most often at the same time, and answer
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| with all kinds of people, and have the
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| | the phones! Accurate and fast typing
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| opportunity to impact their lives in a
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| | skills are a must in this profession.
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| positive way. You also have a chance to
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| | With the use of CAD (computer aided
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| bring criminals to justice that need to
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| | dispatching) it has helped the dispatcher
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| be off the streets. That is not the whole
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| | organize the process much easier, but in
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| thing though. You can get involved with
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| | a crisis dispatching can turn from
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| different aspects of the job such as
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| | organized chaos to a disaster if everyone
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| being a school liaison officer, field
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| | is not on the same page.
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| training officer, swat, administration,
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| | Court Bailiff The bailiff has to ensure
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| K-9, detective, academy instructor, and
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| | the security of the court room Many of
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| any other duty your department has to
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| | you have seen on T.V. a bailiff just
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| offer. On T.V. they glamorize the cop
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| | stand around and does not do a whole lot.
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| catching the big crook or solving a crime
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| | That is good. Imagine an angered family
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| with high tech. gear. All you have to do
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| | member in the courtroom pulling out a gun
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| is stop a drunk driver from killing a
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| | to take out his revenge on the defendant
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| family to be a hero in my opinion.
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| | who assaulted or killed his family
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| Corrections Officer A Corrections
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| | member. It has happened. The bailiff is
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| Officer is person that works inside a
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| | always scanning the courtroom looking for
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| jail or prison. They are responsible for
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| | a potential problem.
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| the inmate's well being and the security
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| | This has been just an introduction to the
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| of the facility. These are the unsung
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| | series that will follow. In future
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| heroes of our correctional facilities.
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| | articles I will analyze each of the above
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| Everyday they are locked behind the walls
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| | careers a little closer.
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