Ombudsperson - Correction (Hybrid)
Office of Governmental Accountability · Hartford, CT · Connecticut
- Role
- Policy analyst
- First seen
- Oct 16, 2026
- Closes
- Nov 15, 2026
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Summary
The Correction Ombudsperson leads an independent office within Connecticut's Office of General Accountability responsible for oversight of the Department of Correction. The role involves investigating complaints, examining facility conditions, monitoring DOC policies, and advocating for the rights and welfare of incarcerated persons and those on parole. The Ombudsperson will manage the office, conduct systemic investigations, prepare reports to state leadership and the legislature, and work to advance corrections reform.
Key qualifications
- Expertise and experience in corrections and advocacy for incarcerated individuals' rights
- Leadership experience with demonstrated ability to build, manage, and supervise teams
- Experience in investigations, fact-gathering, systems examination, and conflict resolution
- Knowledge of state and federal laws concerning corrections and incarcerated persons' rights
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills with ability to work collaboratively with diverse stakeholders
- Preferred: personal experience with Connecticut DOC or advanced degree in civil rights, criminal justice, public health, or social work
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