Justin Giron
Crandall
Summary
Highly skilled employee with 11 years of experience with The State of Texas who is constantly seeking challenging yet motivating work with emphasis on evidence-based practices and case management. Adept at navigating complex case scenarios and implementing effective, client-centered reintegration while possessing high integrity and excellent work ethic.
Overview
11
11
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
District Parole Officer II
Texas Department of Criminal Justice- Parole Division
07.2023 - Current
- Supervisor Jesus Faz (214) 428-0901
- Duties include supervising released offenders who are on parole supervision.
- Determine compliance with program referrals and drug testing to reduce recidivism.
- Compile violation reports on offenders not in compliance with terms and conditions of their release.
- Present evidence at parole revocation hearings on alleged violations.
- Conduct assessment of parolees via Texas Risk Assessment System (TRAS).
- Interact with the public and assist registered victims.
- Collaborate with local law enforcement and build relationships with other agencies.
- Specialized in Super-Intensive Supervision Program (SISP), Electronic Monitoring Program (EM), Gang caseload, and Sex Offender caseload.
- Provide effective case management and oversight.
- Help guide released offenders from a penal institution with goal of positive reintegration into society.
- Conduct NCIC/TCIC, full rap sheet, and criminal history summary inquiries.
APS Caseworker I (Adult Protective Services)
Texas Department of Family and Protective Services
02.2023 - 07.2023
- Supervisor Felicia Hardeman (214) 951-7902
- Duties include investigating allegations of abuse, neglect, and exploitation of the elderly population and those with substantial life impairments.
- Conduct Global assessments of each client within policy timeframes.
- Interview alleged perpetrators and validated allegations against them.
- Document validity of allegations and provide resources to victims based on circumstance.
- Complete risk assessment to prevent future acts of abuse, neglect, and exploitation from occurring.
District Parole Officer II
Texas Department of Criminal Justice- Parole Division
06.2015 - 02.2023
- Supervisor Natalie Douglas (214) 426-6694
- Duties include supervising released offenders who are on parole supervision.
- Determine compliance with program referrals and drug testing to reduce recidivism.
- Compile violation reports on offenders not in compliance with terms and conditions of their release.
- Present evidence at parole revocation hearings on alleged violations.
- Conduct assessment of parolees via Texas Risk Assessment System (TRAS).
- Interact with the public and assist registered victims.
- Collaborate with local law enforcement and build relationships with other agencies.
- Specialized in Super-Intensive Supervision Program (SISP), Electronic Monitoring Program (EM), Gang caseload, and Sex Offender caseload.
- Provide effective case management and oversight.
- Help guide released offenders from a penal institution with goal of positive reintegration into society.
- Conduct NCIC/TCIC, full rap sheet, and criminal history summary inquiries.
District Parole Officer I
Texas Department of Criminal Justice- Parole Division
06.2014 - 06.2015
- Supervisor Denise Pickard (214) 426-6694
- Duties include supervising released offenders who are on parole supervision.
- Determine compliance with program referrals and drug testing.
- Compile violation reports on offenders not in compliance with terms and conditions of their release.
- Present evidence at parole revocation hearings on alleged violations.
- Interact with the public and provide public safety.
- Help guide released offenders from a penal institution with goal of positive reintegration into society.
- Conduct NCIC/TCIC, full rap sheet, and criminal history summary inquiries.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Criminal Justice
Lamar University
Beaumont, TX12.2013
Skills
- Demonstrate strong written and verbal communication skills by delivering clear, effective presentations and crafting detailed reports that lead to improved team collaboration
- Proven track record of resolving issues efficiently and creatively under pressure
- Oversee complex caseloads and collaborating with various agencies to support offender rehabilitation
- Promote positive offender change through effective supervision and program referrals
- Uphold strict confidentiality standards and ensure full compliance with Federal, State, and Local Laws
- Drive initiatives for the reintegration of offenders into the community which significantly lowers recidivism likelihood
- Oversee the monitoring of local mental health authority appointments, medication, housing, and treatment programs ensuring offender compliance
- Trained in Electronic Monitoring Program, Sex Offender Caseload, Special Needs Offender Program, Therapeutic Community, and Super-Intensive Supervision Programs
- Trained and onboarded new staff members, fostering a supportive environment where colleagues actively seek my guidance and advice
- Proficient in Microsoft Teams, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OnBase, and Odyssey
Certification
- TRAS (Texas Risk Assessment System) certified
- Certified in NCIC/TCIC, TLETS, Full Rap Sheet, and Criminal History inquiries.
- Certified in Super-Intensive Supervision (SISP), Electronic Monitoring (ELM), Therapeutics Community (TC), Special Needs Offender Program (SNOP), and Sex Offender Caseloads.
Timeline
District Parole Officer II
Texas Department of Criminal Justice- Parole Division
07.2023 - Current
APS Caseworker I (Adult Protective Services)
Texas Department of Family and Protective Services
02.2023 - 07.2023
District Parole Officer II
Texas Department of Criminal Justice- Parole Division
06.2015 - 02.2023
District Parole Officer I
Texas Department of Criminal Justice- Parole Division
06.2014 - 06.2015
Bachelor of Science - Criminal Justice
Lamar University