Katelynn Revord

• Assessed offender needs and developed individualized case plans aligned with correctional requirements.
• Coordinated referrals with treatment, education, and community resources to support release readiness.
• Documented case notes, progress updates, and compliance actions in offender management systems.
• Monitored program participation and behavioral progress to support classification and placement decisions.
• Managed offender case plans, coordinating services aligned with classification, treatment, and release objectives.
• Assessed inmate needs, documenting progress, risks, and behavioral concerns in correctional case records.
• Collaborated with custody staff, probation officers, and treatment providers to support reentry planning.
• Prepared parole and release documentation, ensuring accurate submission and case file completeness.
• Conducts new arrival notes, assigns them accordingly to casemanagers, checks custody levels and reclasses to ensure offenders are going to the right units, verifies offender separations to keep offenders away form those who might endanger them
• Trained to be the CM II back up for job board meetings and ICC which includes checking assignments, codes, custody issues, stgs
• Currently training with a fellow CM to assist with inmate pay for the facility
• I currently manage a case load of 80-90 incarcerated individuals
• As a CM we act as back ups for other case managers when they are gone or unavailable I currently manage a caseload for a person that is frequently gone so I have developed a separate tracker to maintain her caseload to ensure I keep her caseload is update as well as mine
• Trained new case managers and am readily available to help them daily with questions or directions for them to succeed
• Fridays I check everyones case loads to ensure there are no missed PREAs
• I am currently a SDO II that helps cover duty at least twice a year

• Assessed offender needs and developed individualized case plans aligned with facility requirements.
• Coordinated housing, program, and release planning with custody, medical, and community partners.
• Documented case notes, classifications, and updates in correctional records with accuracy.
• Monitored compliance with institutional rules, court orders, and treatment recommendations.
• Facilitated referrals for education, counseling, substance use, and reentry services.
• Reviewed inmate files, behavior reports, and progress records to guide case management actions.
• Resolved routine barriers to services by adapting plans and coordinating timely follow-up.

• Daily job duties include prepping paroles for outgoing movement, any out to court offenders to be brought in to property compliance before they leave and their property is stored until they come back, RFP'd offenders come daily to collect their property that has been been brought down from the unit, with hobby shop closed all mail outs come to receiving for processing before being taken to the mail room, and any discrepancies with property that inmates kite us about we call down to handle at the lowest level.
• In the time I have worked in this area I have also learned how to make the movement sheets and TAs for transports.
• I also worked as a facility canteen coordinator over seeing six living unit canteen officers, working with other facilities canteen coordinators, as well as with central canteen to ensure a smooth running operation.
• Created the transgender canteen ordering matrix within the DCIS system for Sterling to ensure they were able to order items otherwise not previously allowed within this facility.

While working as a part time Vet Tech my duties included running the front desk by checking clients in for their appointments and conducting their initial wellness check before the vet would come in the room, logging all the information on the animals charts in the computer while talking to the owner about the pets recent behavior and if there had been any concerns or recent changes the Doctor needed to be notified about. I assisted regularly in surgery with equipment, monitoring vitals, drawing blood for labs, cleaned the animals pens, contacted owners with updates concerning their pets, staying after hours for emergency calls, and assisted Mary Bergman with the dog program clients that came through. Some of the dogs needed daily physical therapy after more serious procedures that I assisted with by following Doctor prescribed treatment. I was also responsible for feeding all the animals in the kennel area, ICU, and the over night surgery patients before I left for the night, as well as, in the morning. I was trained on how to administer IVs to canines and felines.