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The Kirkland Police Guild represents the Corrections Officer - Experienced position. Corrections officers are specially commissioned by the Chief of Police and are required to comply with all agency policies and able to qualify and maintain the ability to carry department issued firearms in the course of performing their job functions.
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Performs various patient tests and administers medications within the scope of practice of a corrections RN. Corrections or Forensic Psych Experience. Corrections Registered Nurse.
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Rate is comprised of taxable hourly rate, specifically including if applicable, nontaxable (housing and M&IE) stipends converted to an hourly rate based on a 36-hour work week, and may be eligible for overtime
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All lateral applicants must possess a valid Corrections certification from the Washington Basic Academy or other acceptable and qualified academy certified by the Washington State Law Enforcement Training Commission.
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THIS POSITION IS OPEN FOR CONTINUOUS RECRUITMENT. Newly hired Corrections Officers may be eligible for hiring incentives up to $12,000 -. Qualified lateral Corrections Officers may be eligible for hiring incentives up to $25,000.
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The post-hire PAT is administered by the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission (WSCJTC) which is required for admission to the Corrections Officer Academy. Additional information regarding physical testing - Washington State Criminal Justice Training Center requirements (WSCJTC): All Corrections Officers are required to pass the Physical Ability Test (PAT) in order to attend the Corrections Officer Academy.
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