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Serves as an Advanced Practice Nurse in a Federal Bureau of Prisons correctional facility and is responsible for providing primary health care for federal inmates. Employees at correctional facilities perform correctional work regardless of their specific occupation.
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A correctional officer is key in the operation of a safe Jail. There are many decisions made by supervisors. The Correctional Officer performs activities that create and maintain a safe and secure environment for the residents of Rice County, and general public who enter the jail facility.
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In this role, you will care for an underserved population in a correctional medical environment while working alongside law enforcement to solve problems for our patients and clients. Follow these links to learn more about , the Employee Polygraph Protection Act, or the Family and Medical Leave ActHasbeen awarded the Better Business Bureau’s Torch Award for Ethics, Mental Health America’s Bell Seal for workplace mental health, and is certified as an 8-time Fortune Magazine Great Place to Work.
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The nurse works closely with other health care providers, including primary care physicians and mid-level practitioners, and ensures that individuals receive needed health care in a manner that does not compromise nor conflict with security issues within the correctional facility.
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