Reporting to the Dental Surgeon, the Dental Hygienist is responsible for working closely with patients/inmates, educate them in the care of teeth, provide treatments to prevent oral problems and offer oral hygiene and dietary advice.

The incumbent manages accounts payable, disbursements, budgeting, and receipts, ensuring adherence to internal controls, FAA Act regulations, and IPSAS standards.

The incumbent is responsible for providing support to the Employee Relations, Occupational Health and Safety Unit to aid with the management of the Disciplinary Portfolio, with specific emphasis on Discipline and Adjudication Monitoring.

The incumbent supports developing a Reference Inventory System, coordinates Unit functions, manages communication, conducts research, develops interview questions, analyzes data, and ensures efficient administrative services.

The incumbent guides policy and SOP development for the Department of Corrections, conducting research, identifying gaps, developing new policies and SOPs, and recommending best practices for improvement and efficiency.

Reporting to the Consultant Psychiatrist, the Psychiatric Nursing Aide provides routine care for mentally impaired or emotionally disturbed inmates/wards.

Reporting to the Ward/Nurse Manager, the Registered General Nurse is responsible for delivering direct and indirect nursing care treatment of staff and inmates.

Reporting to the Director of Medical Services, the Ward/Nurse Manager is responsible for overseeing the direct and indirect nursing care and treatment of staff and inmates.

Supervises counseling interns, advises prison staff, manages offender treatment programs, presents assessment findings, provides reports to legal entities, recommends psychological policies and develops staff training on mental health.

Coordinates client records, referrals, training, and treatment programs; supervises counseling interns; provides reports to legal entities; and advises on policies for psychological operations within the department.