Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System jobs
4 verified openings
The people in the Bureau of Prisons' care are federal offenders serving sentences of imprisonment, and the agency's stated job is to hold them in facilities that are safe, humane, cost-efficient, and appropriately secure, then to provide reentry programming so their return to the community works. It cites the U.S. Sentencing Commission's 2016 finding that 34 percent of inmates released in 2005 were rearrested or had supervision revoked within three years, which is the measure it holds itself to.
Open roles
Correctional Officer - Recruitment Incentive - Direct Hire
Full-time$43,693 – $98,113 per year
Physician Assistant (Mid-Level Practitioner) - Recruitment Incentive
Full-time$57,188 – $129,383 per year
Advance Practice Nurse (Mid-Level Practitioner) Recruitment Incentive - Direct Hire
Full-time$63,780 – $135,189 per year
Nurse (Registered Nurse) Recruitment Incentive - Direct Hire
Full-time$50,241 – $122,314 per year
Hiring at Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System? See what it costs to post a job here.