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Kevin Cortez

Stockton

Summary

Professional treatment expert with history of delivering comprehensive care and support to individuals in need. Skilled in developing individualized treatment plans and fostering collaborative team environment to achieve optimal results. Known for adaptability and reliability, ensuring seamless service delivery.

Overview

14
14
years of professional experience

Work History

CORRECTIONAL TREATMENT SPECIALIST

FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS - UNITED STATES PENITENTIARY ATWATER
06.2024 - Current
  • Evaluated inmate progress toward completing terms of incarceration and addressed difficulties
  • Supervised offenders to reduce risk to the community
  • Maintained personal contact with offenders through office and community visits
  • Compiled statistical data for monthly, quarterly and annual reports
  • Organized documentation by auditing files and verifying completeness of duties
  • Screened offender referrals and completed intake interviews and verified paperwork
  • Coordinated and worked closely with community contacts and legal officials
  • Collaborated with institutional staff, area law enforcement, county attorneys and treatment providers
  • Maintained organized offender records and documentation in compliance with department and legal standards
  • Referred felony and misdemeanor offenders to necessary community resources
  • Monitored defendants’ compliance and progress during program reviews
  • Interpreted data from various assessment tools to determine the appropriate level of incarceration
  • Employed appropriate incentives and sanctions to achieve desired behaviors and outcomes
  • Supervisor: Michael Bucio (209-386-0257)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

EDUCATION TECHNICIAN

FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS - FCI DUBLIN
11.2022 - 06.2024
  • Oversee initial education interviews, while managing verification paperwork for GED/HS criteria and proficiently utilizing Sentry for data entry.
  • Supervise and train inmates in Education Department on safety equipment usage during job orientation sessions.
  • Customize individual homework assignments based on students' curriculum progress to bolster learning outcomes.
  • Collaborate with educators to develop personalized long-term plans for struggling students and craft engaging activities to boost student involvement and learning engagement.
  • Provided support in student queries, contributing to completion of 96% of lesson plans on schedule.
  • Co-taught three subjects to three classes, assisting the lead teacher and enhancing overall productivity by 11%.
  • Served as Proctor from Las Positas College and Brookstone, meticulously monitoring student homework, tests/assignments.
  • Collaborated with educators and specialists to design and implement tailored, developmentally appropriate lessons for groups of up to 25 students.
  • Instructed Adult Continuing Education (ACE) classes in various subjects like Spanish, Math, Reading, and Writing within a classroom setting.
  • Engaged with teachers and specialists, tailoring suitable lessons for 30 students and individualizing homework based on curriculum sections.
  • Engineered streamlined student course tracking systems and refined administrative procedures, leading to 42% increase in administrative accuracy and efficiency.
  • Assist in providing comprehensive oversight of inmate educational programs to include lesson planning, assessment of needs, direct instruction, development/assignment of relevant homework, and evaluation of individual and group progress.
  • Assist in developing and implementing individualized instructional plans and materials to improve skills in various areas such as reading, spelling, grammar, mathematics, and social skills.
  • Provide coverage in education classes in the temporary absence of an instructor or program coordinator.
  • Supervisor: ANDREW LAMIRAND (925-833-7500)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

UNIT SECRETARY

FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS - FCI DUBLIN
09.2021 - 11.2022
  • Managed routine inquiries from staff and inmates, providing technical assistance and clarifications regarding correctional programs.
  • Recorded all staff timesheets using Time and Attendance software, regularly updating and managing case files for inmates.
  • Greeted office visitors, assessed key needs, directed to appropriate staff, and provided information on routine procedural matters.
  • Evaluated vendors for cost-effective value, utilizing various sources (GSA, UNICOR, open market) for purchases on behalf of the Government.
  • Conducted training sessions for new secretaries on office procedures and the utilization of the Sentry program.
  • Assisted annually in purchasing equipment/supplies, including computers and software.
  • Ensured security of the institution, maintaining secure environment.
  • Maintained comprehensive financial logs and files associated with Purchase Card.
  • Trained and supported coworkers in adopting new technologies and provided technical information to various departments.
  • Acted as Purchase Card Holder, responsible for reviewing obligations in UFMS, preparing requisitions, and ensuring adequate funding availability for purchases.
  • Supervisor: EMILY GROOVER (925-833-7500)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

CORRECTIONAL OFFICER

FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS - USP ATWATER
08.2020 - 09.2021
  • Directed, supervised, and administered correctional treatment to inmates, while offering guidance to junior Correctional Officers.
  • Implemented and upheld facility regulations governing security protocols, inmate accountability, and behavioral standards.
  • Managed and instructed inmates on effective cleaning methodologies.
  • Administered sanitation standards in living quarters, providing comprehensive guidance on efficient and thorough cleaning procedures.
  • Leveraged vigilant commitment to ensure institution security, fostering inmate well-being and cultivating positive public relations.
  • Maintained up-to-date knowledge of institutional operations through thorough engagement with BOP program statements, local supplements, custodial manuals, internal correspondences, and participation in staff meetings.
  • Authorized to carry firearms and utilize necessary physical force, including lethal force, to maintain control over inmates in designated assignments.
  • Supervisor: JOSEPH MARTINEZ (209-386-0257)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

PAVEMENT AND CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT SPECIALIST

UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
08.2011 - 08.2019
  • Coordinated logistical aspects of equipment acquisition projects, including transportation, installation, and training requirements.
  • Enhanced workplace safety with thorough inspections and adherence to regulatory guidelines.
  • Created and maintained up-to-date spreadsheets to track cap EX, expendable usage and general department expenses.
  • Maintained inventory of necessary expendables, parts and supplies.
  • Plan, construct, and repair airfield pavements, roads, and other surface areas using advanced paving techniques.
  • Conduct soil, aggregate, asphalt, and concrete sampling for laboratory tests; interpret construction drawings and surveys.
  • Inspect pavements for damage, and perform repairs including joint and crack sealant replacement, surface overlays, and seal coats.
  • Determine material and equipment requirements and prepare cost estimates for construction activities.
  • Operate snow and ice removal equipment, applying appropriate chemicals for effective ice control.
  • Perform routine inspections, maintenance, and repairs on construction and snow removal equipment, coordinate with vehicle maintenance
    facilities.
  • Investigate proposed work sites to assess resource needs and apply engineered performance standards for job estimation.
  • Collaborate with civil engineering and base agencies to coordinate work requirements and ensure compliance with quality standards.
  • Design and execute demolition projects, including the safe use of explosives, and operate mobile concrete and asphalt batch plants.

Education

Bachelor's degree - CRIMINAL JUSTICE

AMERICAN PUBLIC UNIVERSITY SYSTEM
Charles Town, WV
10.2023

Skills

  • Mental health treatment
  • Case planning
  • Community resources
  • Teamwork and collaboration
  • Problem-solving
  • Time management
  • Risk and needs assessments
  • Attention to detail
  • Problem-solving abilities
  • Excellent communication
  • Critical thinking
  • Organizational skills

Timeline

CORRECTIONAL TREATMENT SPECIALIST

FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS - UNITED STATES PENITENTIARY ATWATER
06.2024 - Current

EDUCATION TECHNICIAN

FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS - FCI DUBLIN
11.2022 - 06.2024

UNIT SECRETARY

FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS - FCI DUBLIN
09.2021 - 11.2022

CORRECTIONAL OFFICER

FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS - USP ATWATER
08.2020 - 09.2021

PAVEMENT AND CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT SPECIALIST

UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
08.2011 - 08.2019

Bachelor's degree - CRIMINAL JUSTICE

AMERICAN PUBLIC UNIVERSITY SYSTEM
Kevin Cortez