Inside Our Secure Facilities and Camps

In our secure facilities and camps, located around the state, there are many roles where you can make a difference in the lives of the youth we serve. These roles include:

Group Life Coordinators (GLCs)
Living Unit Managers
Psychiatric social workers and Qualified Mental Health Professionals (QMHP)
Multicultural services specialists
Maintenance workers
Administrative support
Cooks

We also provide health services to youth in our facilities. Go here to see jobs in dentistry, nursing, psychology, and more.

Opportunities change all the time. Please check out our current openings on Workday.

Featured Career:
Group Life Coordinators

What do Group Life Coordinators do? GLCs provide front line supervision of close custody youth, coordinate daily activities, and serve as positive role models. In the video linked here, two GLCs talk about what it’s like to work inside a secure facility with youth.

A youth at one of our facilities recently interviewed some of the staff there about why they chose this line of work. You can read what they said in the youth's story, "Through Their Eyes."

Also: Click here for more information about the physical ability requirements for GLCs.