Physician - CPHC
Raleigh, NC · On-site
$295K/yr
Central Prison Healthcare Complex serves as the hub for healthcare for the male inmate population ... social workers, and other personnel. The physician will compile histories of present and past ...
Raleigh, NC · On-site
$295K/yr
Central Prison Healthcare Complex serves as the hub for healthcare for the male inmate population ... social workers, and other personnel. The physician will compile histories of present and past ...
Raleigh, NC · On-site
$295K/yr
Central Prison Healthcare Complex serves as the hub for healthcare for the male inmate population ... social workers, and other personnel. The physician will compile histories of present and past ...
Raleigh, NC · On-site
... of prison chaplaincy, women's issues, and social justice with a mission to equip women with the ... Working knowledge of local roads and routes. The ability to utilize maps, GPS systems, and car ...
Raleigh, NC · On-site
... of prison chaplaincy, women's issues, and social justice with a mission to equip women with the ... Working knowledge of local roads and routes. The ability to utilize maps, GPS systems, and car ...
$33.5K - $40.8K
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$55.4K - $62.7K
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The median wage is $68.9K / yr.
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As a prison social worker, you work in a jail or correctional facility. Your responsibilities revolve around assessing the mental health of prisoners, identifying substance abuse issues, and providing counseling and support services to promote rehabilitation. You lead group therapy sessions and work with the inmate population, helping them learn life skills so that they are better prepared to reenter the community upon their release. Additionally, you have related administrative duties like maintaining inmates’ medical records and assessment results, developing and documenting care plans, and communicating with prison officials, law enforcement, and the courts regarding prisoner status and progress.
| Aspect | Prison Social Worker | Probation Officer |
|---|---|---|
| Credentials | Master's degree in social work or related field, licensure often required | Bachelor's or master's degree in criminal justice, social work, or related field; licensure varies |
| Work Environment | Correctional facilities, prisons, detention centers | Community settings, courts, probation offices |
| Employer & Industry | Correctional institutions, government agencies | Courts, probation departments, criminal justice agencies |
| Primary Focus | Rehabilitation and support for incarcerated individuals | Supervision and monitoring of offenders in the community |
Prison Social Workers and Probation Officers both work within the criminal justice system but serve different roles. Prison Social Workers focus on supporting incarcerated individuals within correctional facilities, while Probation Officers supervise offenders in the community. Both roles require relevant credentials and are essential for offender rehabilitation and community safety.
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$295K/yr
Other
Medical, Retirement, PTO
Posted 4 days ago
Physician (NS)
This position is located at Central Prison, which is a close-custody prison housing male offenders. Central Prison Healthcare Complex serves as the hub for healthcare for the male inmate population. The facility is designed to house a maximum capacity of 1318 offenders. This is a Primary Care Physician who provides both inpatient and outpatient services, urgent care services, acute, infirmary, and chronic levels of healthcare. Duties for this position include but are not limited to:
Clinical Services: Patient Care (80 Percent)
The physician will treat medical problems of patients assigned to the correctional units/ institutions. The Physician will evaluate and interpret reports developed by the physicians, psychologists, nurses, physician extenders, technologists, technicians, social workers, and other personnel. The physician will compile histories of present and past illnesses, review applicable records, and perform physical examinations, where appropriate. The physician will develop a treatment plan for the patient and order whatever modalities are needed. The Physician is expected to provide all normal primary care services at the prison unit/institution, including acute and chronic medical care, preventative health services, and minor skin surgeries. The physician shall provide health education to inmates regarding communicable disease, infectious disease, and overall advice on the maintenance of good health.
Supervision and Management (20 Percent)
The physician will supervise and review nursing care provided at facilities as required by North Carolina Statutes, regulations of the North Carolina Board of Medical Examiners, and other applicable state regulations. The Physician will provide professional supervision of the physician assistant or nurse practitioner in accordance with the Laws of North Carolina. The Physician will provide cost-effective care and will cooperate in improving the cost-effectiveness of care and quality of care provided to inmates. The Physician will make recommendations regarding policy and procedure development as related to Health Care Service for inmates at the facilities. The Physician is supervised clinically by the Section of Prisons Medical Director and administratively by the Asst. Director for Health Services and is held accountable for the delivery of healthcare. Instructions are provided by the Director of Health Services and Medical Director. Inadequate health care for patients being treated can result in loss of health or life and invite litigation. Personal contact is frequently and routinely made with personnel, including nursing staff, custody support staff, and the center superintendent. The Physician will work in a correctional facility.
Salary Range: $ 147,932.00 – $295,863.00
Applicants who possess the following skills are preferred:
The State of North Carolina offers a comprehensive benefits package including:
Visit the State Benefits website for additional information.