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Juvenile Detention Officer

A juvenile detention officer, also known as a youth detention officer or juvenile correctional officer, isresponsible for the supervision, safety, and security of youth in detention facilities.They maintain order within the facility, manage daily routines, and provide support and guidance to the youth under their care.

• Were you inspired in some way to choose this field?

I have always been inspired to become a Juvenile Detention Officer because I had a passion for working with youth and helping them navigate the challenges of growing up. I believe in the power of rehabilitation and want to make a positive impact on young lives. As a Juvenile Officer, I could do this on a larger scale and make a positive impact in my community.

• What are the educational requirements to enter this career?

The educational requirements to enter this career is a high school diploma or GED certificate. Some positions may prefer or require an associate or bachelor's degree in a related field like criminal justice. Additional requirements may include background checks, physical and mental fitness assessments, and specific training programs.

• What are the basic job duties of this person?

A Juvenile Detention Officer's primary duty is toensure the safety, security, and well-being of youth in a secure detention facility.This involves supervising juveniles, maintaining order, enforcing rules, and promoting pro-social behavior through conflict resolution and counseling.They also handle tasks like transportation, reporting incidents, and assisting with various programs and activities

• Finally, Describe your future career plans and how you intend to achieve your goal. Be specific as to education, entry-level positions, and timelines.

My future career plan is to finish college here at Herzing University and then get any certifications that I need for this particular field. I will check for job openings with state departments of juvenile justice, county detention facilities, or other relevant agencies. Juvenile detention officer positions usually require completing a training program, which may include classroom and on-the-job training. I believe that every young person deserves a second chance, and I am passionate about helping those who have made mistakes find a path towards positive change. I am confident that my skills and qualities, combined with my passion for working with youth, will make me an asset to my career choice that I have always wanted to do.

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