DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL

State of California•Sacramento, CA

28d•Hybrid

About The Position

Under the general direction of a Deputy Inspector General, Senior, the incumbent will monitor the manner in which California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) reviews its centralized screening intake of complaints against staff; including the analysis and decisions of the CDCR Centralized Screening Team who receive, review, and make initial decisions concerning staff misconduct complaints and other grievances. The Deputy Inspector General assesses the performance of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation staff members who receive, review, and make the initial decisions concerning the complaints. The Deputy Inspector General completes assessments of the reviews and decisions, reviews the work of and collaborates with other staff, including Associate Deputy Inspectors General. The Deputy Inspector General will handle the most complicated CST cases and will communicate directly with CDCR staff regarding CST cases, as needed. The Deputy Inspector General conducts research in California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation databases and other sources, and as requested, participates in producing internal and external reports concerning monitoring activities; may conduct observe, participate in or conduct trainings, may develop training, draft public reports, and perform other duties as assigned. The incumbent will periodically travel to prisons, regional offices, and headquarters in Sacramento. This position is eligible for teleworking under Government Code 14200 for eligible applicants residing in California, but some in office work may be required. Proof of California residency will be required prior to start date, if teleworking. This position may be filled in one of the following three locations: Sacramento, Bakersfield or Rancho Cucamonga. Please indicate the location of the office you are interested in working on your application. You will find additional information about the job in the Duty Statement.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of purposes, activities, rules and regulations, and policies and procedures of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation and Office of the Inspector General
Knowledge of rules of grammar, spelling, and punctuation, in the English language to effectively communicate to variety of audiences, verbally and in writing
Ability to comprehend, interpret, and apply laws, rules, and regulations enforced or administered by the department
Ability to review and analyze various records maintained by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation and other agencies
Ability to analyze, organize, and synthesize a variety of information accurately and draw logical and objective conclusions
Ability to prepare and present well-organized, accurate, timely, clear, complete, and concise written reports for use by management and external stakeholders
Ability to work independently

Responsibilities

Monitor the manner in which California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) reviews its centralized screening intake of complaints against staff
Assess the performance of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation staff members who receive, review, and make the initial decisions concerning the complaints
Complete assessments of the reviews and decisions
Review the work of and collaborates with other staff, including Associate Deputy Inspectors General
Handle the most complicated CST cases and will communicate directly with CDCR staff regarding CST cases, as needed
Conduct research in California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation databases and other sources, and as requested, participates in producing internal and external reports concerning monitoring activities
Conduct observe, participate in or conduct trainings, may develop training, draft public reports, and perform other duties as assigned
Periodically travel to prisons, regional offices, and headquarters in Sacramento