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Are you looking for a 2nd career? CDCR is hiring and Veterans get fast tracked.
I want to get the word out that the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation is hiring 7,000 Correctional Officers within the next three years. Veterans get preferential hiring. Similar to the military, there are 34 prisons accross California, plus numerous admin jobs in Sacramento and throughout the State. It takes an entire year to get through the entire hiring process, so start now. Look online, to read about CDCR and the hiring process. Everyting is online. We are looking for good people, military is prefered, military with college is more prefered. Good luck and let me know if you have any questions concerning CDCR and the hiring process. Yes we do support Reserves and NG. Pays great, great benefits, and plenty of overtime. We are looking for solid people with no felonies. For more info go to the following website: http://www.cdcr.ca.gov/Career_Opportunities/index.html
I want to get the word out that the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation is hiring 7,000 Correctional Officers within the next three years. Veterans get preferential hiring. Similar to the military, there are 34 prisons accross California, plus numerous admin jobs in Sacramento and throughout the State. It takes an entire year to get through the entire hiring process, so start now. Look online, to read about CDCR and the hiring process. Everyting is online. We are looking for good people, military is prefered, military with college is more prefered. Good luck and let me know if you have any questions concerning CDCR and the hiring process. Yes we do support Reserves and NG. Pays great, great benefits, and plenty of overtime. We are looking for solid people with no felonies. For more info go to the following website: http://www.cdcr.ca.gov/Career_Opportunities/index.html
Career Opportunities with CDCR
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Edited 10 y ago
Posted 10 y ago
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I retired as a Correctional Sergeant with a total of 26 years from CDCR at Sierra Conservation Center (SCC) in Jamestown California on my 50th birthday in 2014! When I received my Honorable Discharge after 6 years of active duty as a Hospital Corpsman I joined the California Department of Corrections as a Medical Technical Assistant (MTA). I lateraled to Correctional Officer and then promoted to Correctional Sergeant. I would recommend a career in CDCR for all veterans! Being able to retire at the age of 50 at almost eighty percent of my pay as a Sergeant amazes me! If it wasn't for my status as a Navy Veteran I don't know what I would be doing now but I do know I wouldn't be receiving a pension for the rest of my life like I have now! It was a amazing career and I highly recommend considering CDCR for any Veteran!
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1SG David Lopez
Thanks for your comment. I am happy for you and your retirement. It is one of the best retirements that a regular working Man can earn. Congrats to you and I wish you many years of happy retirement.
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Hey 1SG,
I'm a reservist and an Afghan war vet with a BA in business admin. You think I'd be a good fit??
I'm a reservist and an Afghan war vet with a BA in business admin. You think I'd be a good fit??
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SGT (Join to see)
Yeah, I just completed the PT test. I just hope they'll pick me up. I really want this job. My background is completely clean. I just wanted to know if they'll like my qualifications.
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SGT (Join to see)
Yeah, I just finished the pt test. I just asked because I really want this job. I'm 27 and need to start a career. I want to work in public service over the business world.
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1SG David Lopez
You will do fine, where are you in the hiring process? Where are you from and where are you going to ask to be assigned? Let me know and good luck.
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SGT (Join to see)
I've been in backgrounds for a month now. Process is going extremely slow. I'm from SO CAL. Riverside area. I just got my EMT. I'm actually getting a job with CAL FIRE as a seasonal firefighter until I get through the process.
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