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In Case You Missed It!

In Case You Missed It!

NDCS Social Media Posts

At NDCS, we're always looking for ways to recognize our top talent. Please congratulate Sergeant (Sgt.) James Stuart for being selected as the Supervisor of the Quarter at the Reception and Treatment Center (RTC).

Since joining NDCS in 2018 as a corporal, Sgt. Stuart has proven to be an effective leader who is willing to help new teammates become comfortable in their roles. He was selected for this award because of his work ethic, experience and daily job performance. Sgt. Stuart is also a valued member of the Corrections Emergency Response Team (CERT) and an excellent example of an engaged leader.

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Making a difference in the field of behavioral and mental health starts with you! NDCS has various career opportunities for those looking to use their skill sets to positively change lives.

We have openings for Behavioral Health Practitioner, Behavioral Health Caseworker, Psychiatrist and Clinical Psychologist. Learn more about these opportunities: https://bit.ly/3JBuIg4 #CareerConnection #mentalhealthmattersRead more

Congratulations to these women, the first graduates of the Circle of Security parenting program at the Nebraska Correctional Center for Women (NCCW). This eight-week program encourages parents to build strong attachment relationships and give their children feelings of security and confidence so they can explore, learn, grow and build positive relationships – all essential skills for lifelong success. Thank you to all involved in this transformative program! #BuildYourFutureRead more

At NDCS, we’re always looking for ways to recognize team members who go the extra mile, and Nate Adams is one of those teammates!

As a maintenance specialist at the Reception and Treatment Center (RTC), Adams takes on new duties with a positive attitude, willingly assists other maintenance team members and is known at the facility as an excellent troubleshooter. Adams began his NDCS career in 2015 and has been a member of the Honor Guard for the past six years.

For his excellent work, Adams was recently selected as a recipient of the Pay it Forward award at RTC. Congratulations and thank you for your commitment...Read more

These reentry specialists – Tyler Ladd, Trisha Larkin and Todd Rosenthal – are a few of the amazing teammates who are part of the Reentry team. Reentry specialists work directly with individuals upon intake and as they near release. They assist in developing a comprehensive reentry plan that addresses all the things needed when re-entering the community, such as housing, transportation, employment and mental health support.

Reentry is the work of the entire agency, from social workers to unit staff and medical professionals. A big shout out to all who support this important work!

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For the last six weeks, we have been following Class 123 as they complete pre-service training, and yesterday was an extra special day for this cohort. They officially graduated from the Staff Training Academy and are ready to make a difference in their NDCS careers.

Congratulations and welcome to the team, Class 123!

#Class123 #NDCSEvents

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In honor of National Dentist's Day and Dental Assistant Recognition Week, we want to thank our team of dentists and dental assistants who play an integral role at NDCS. From routine maintenance and cleanings, to x-rays and restorative work our dental team is dedicated to NDCS's mission to keep people safe. #NationalDentistsDay #DentalAssistantsWeek

NDCS dental career paths: https://bit.ly/3ZnGOin

**Disclaimer: Not all NDCS facility locations might have openings for this specific classification, check our website regularly for updates!

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Recruits in Class 123 closed out their final full week of pre-service training with time outdoors on the range. Under the guidance of training specialists, they learned safe firearms practices and honed their skills with hands-on training.

Here are just a few of the things that Keep People Safe at the range: eye and ear protection, safe rifle handling practices, clearly posted range rules and multiple training specialists on duty to model these skills and ensure the safety of those at the range.

These past six weeks have seen this class covering a lot of ground and building bonds with each other. With graduation...Read more

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