Christina Sosa

Supervising a caseload of paroles in the community including being part of a diverse team whose mission is to promote public safety by building partnership that promote successful reintegration. Duties include providing parolees linkage to education, employment, rehabilitative and restorative justice programs. This includes actively guide parolees to strength-based resource upon release equipping them with tools to become productive members of our communities. Placement and referring parolees into community actively engage with various community leaders, government agencies, and the public. Most recently, supervising a GPS Sex offender caseload utilizing Global Positioning tracking System.

• My overall responsibilities include armed transportation and or extradition of prisoners from all US territories to California while ensuring and providing safety and security to Staff, and the General Public as well as the prisoner, during the course of the transport. Safely returning and booking parole violators back into the last county jail of commitment. On different occasions pick up out of state inmates and transport for parole board hearings.

• My primary responsibility is to insure the safety of staff, the public and female inmates.
• This includes being part of the activation team at Folsom Women Facility and implementing policies and procedures.
• This facility (FWF) is a re-entry Hub for female offenders with a remaining term of five years or less.
• This facility provides programs and services for re-entry into society.
• Currently work and continue with the activation of B-Dorm as a housing Dorm Officer for approximately 200 female offenders.
• Enforcing CDCR rules and regulations, order supplies for a housing unit including feminine hygiene products, housing cleaning supplies, and tools.
• Current job in B-Dorm, entail work incentive supervisor insist on good communication skills for all inmates including work crews for various job description including porter jobs, yard crews and mural painters.
• Conduct clothed and unclothed body searches along with random urinalysis testing for all female inmates.
• Respond to alarms and use appropriate restraints when deemed necessary.

• My primary responsibility was to ensure the safety and security of staff, the public and inmates.
• This included maintaining control of a tier of approximately 130 inmates and using clear and concise communication and applicable training to insure inmate regulations were implement with all inmate unit programs.
• Conduct daily security checks and deliver mail and delivery of scheduled appointment slips..
• Engage in daily cell searches to find and remove all and any dangerous altered contraband.
• Requiring all tier cells visibly clear and free of blind spots and addressing and documenting all misconduct in living areas.
• Provide scheduled daily unlocks for services provided by the department including work, education and self help programs which each inmate are advised with the prison docket system.

• My primary responsibility was to ensure the safety and security of staff, the public and inmates.
• This included supervising inmates, preventing escapes and reporting all misconduct.
• General duties consist of conducting clothed body searches, application of mechanical restraints, addressing inmate medical needs, accurate processing of paperwork, legal mail and medical forms. Participation in cell extractions for safety of inmate (Emergency based).
• Welfare checks of all inmates in observation cells for contraband and medical placements.

• Primary responsibility was to ensure safety and security of staff, public and inmates.
• Operate as relief officer for various jobs and various areas requiring coverage.
• Versatility in daily job assignment that required coverage for gun towers, tier officers, yard patrols, minimum camp, and fog watch when conditions required implementation.
• Outside transport of inmates to local hospitals on emergency based situations.

• Primary responsibility was to ensure safety and security of staff, public and inmates.
• Job duties included supervising inmates in working environment in culinary and insure all policies and procedures were in use and all safety and health regulations were applied when handling and preparing food for inmate population.
• Conduct daily pat down on culinary worker inmates to ensure safety of hot tools is accounted for daily before and after each shift.
• Utilize shadow boards to visually see all hot tools, water hose and cooking utensils are placed in appropriate area.
• Conduct random searches of culinary areas and freezers.
• Document hours worked on daily inmate time cards each day.
• Address discipline process when necessary to insure inmate compliance.

• Primary responsibility was to ensure safety and security of staff, public and inmates.
• This included supervising inmates, preventing escapes and reporting any misconduct.
• General duties consisted of performing security inspection of cells and surrounding areas to insure it is free of any unauthorized contraband.
• Orientation inmates or new arrivals were housed in this unit from different institutions and surrounding hospitals including any out to court inmates.
• Approximately fourteen-day period was utilized to house these inmates pending committee reviews.
• As an tier-housing officer, I conducted welfare checks and safety checks consistently implementing policy and procedures along with making any required needed medical forms available and accessible to all inmates.
• Provide daily unlocks for PIA inmates, medical appointments education and self-help courses.
• Respond to alarms in unit as well as other areas of institution.
• Use mechanical restraints when necessary and other use of force options when deemed appropriate.