Stephanie Sullivan-Kebab

• Managed a caseload of up to 275 offenders in a maximum-security state correctional facility.
• Analyzed aptitude and interest tests and compiled socio-demographic histories to develop case records for offenders on caseload. Used case records and interviews with offenders to determine recommended programming as well as custody and risk levels.
• As part of a multi-disciplinary team, participated in parole planning and made recommendations regarding reentry services and Community Corrections Center placement. Produced parole and commutation reports and other documents needed by the Pennsylvania Board of Parole and Pardons to made decisions on offender release.
• Provided counseling services to inmates, including capital cases and inmates exhibiting mental health, behavioral and institutional adjustment difficulties. Assisted inmates with social, economic and emotional problems with the goal of influencing changes in attitude and behavior.
• Provided inmates with necessary skills to allow for a smooth transition from structured institutional living to a less-structured home setting through the use of motivational interviewing and reentry planning. Made referrals and guided inmates with finding employment opportunities, housing and with locating community resources.
• Facilitated 10-12 cognitive-behavioral based treatment groups a week to assist inmates with combating thinking errors, setting goals and making pro-social life choices. Experienced in facilitating the Duluth Model Batterer’s program, Violence Prevention, Inside-Out Dads, Thinking for a Change and CBI-Interpersonal Violence programs. Completed post-program evaluations for offenders, informing parole board and other stakeholders of offender progress.

• Completed the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections Training Academy and one-year on-the-job training for Corrections Officers.
• Provided care, custody and control of adult male offenders in Pennsylvania’s largest correctional facility.

• Provided customer service to incarcerated individuals visiting prison canteen. Ensured the efficiency of inmate workers processing commissary orders and ensured their compliance with institutional regulations.
• Operated the switchboard in PA's largest state prison. Routed hundreds of incoming and outgoing calls daily.

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