Overnight Shift Coordinator
$45,219,200–$47,299,200 year
On-siteMinneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Job Summary
Manage the milieu to provide safety, structure, and day-to-day supervision for adult men transitioning from incarceration. Support residents' lives outside the facility as they meet court-ordered conditions, while building genuine relationships that help them feel seen and accountable. Step in with calm, skilled de-escalation when emotions escalate and model consistency, boundaries, and belief in people's capacity for change. Handle administrative tasks including intake, safety checks, room inspections, and medication management, ensuring residents stay safe and on track. Collaborate closely with case managers and support staff to create a unified experience and keep solid documentation. Work flexible shifts including evenings, overnights, and on-call duties to cover open shifts when needed.
Required Qualifications
- Knowledge of working in a correctional setting
- 21 years of age
- Valid Minnesota driver's license and automobile insurance
- Ability to pass a criminal background study
- Must be able to lift, reach, bend, stoop, kneel, and use flights of stairs
- Must be able to walk regularly and frequently, including ascending and descending flights of stairs
- Associate degree in Corrections, Criminal Justice, Sociology, Psychology, Social Work, Education, or a related behavioral science field
- one year of paraprofessional experience in corrections or a human service agency
- Ability to build and maintain professional, respectful relationships with residents, coworkers, and external partners — including law enforcement, probation officers, judges, and treatment providers — while maintaining clear boundaries
- Strong de-escalation, crisis response, and conflict-resolution skills; ability to remain calm, thoughtful, and effective under stress and exercise sound discretion in decision-making
- Ability to assess residents' social, emotional, mental health, and practical needs while maintaining professional boundaries
- Clear verbal, non-verbal, and written communication skills, along with strong observational skills
- Strong time management, organizational skills, and ability to prioritize and multitask in a fast-paced environment
- Familiarity with applicable Minnesota statutes and rules governing residential and reentry programs, including Minnesota Rules Chapter 2960 and PREA standards — or willingness and ability to learn and apply these in daily practice, documentation, and resident interactions
- Basic computer skills and ability to complete electronic documentation
- Basic food preparation skills
- Familiarity with community resources related to housing, employment, mental health, chemical health, and justice-system reentry (e.g., chemical dependency programs, education programs, counseling, cognitive skills groups, and culturally specific services)
Desired Qualifications
- Experience working with justice-system reentry preferred
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