D.C. Department Of Corrections Work Values

Daily Duties at D.C. Department Of Corrections:

Duties And Accomplishments: Typed reports, letters and memorandums on Compaq Computer and typewriter; used Microsoft Office, Lotus Notes and JACCS; took information for writing form letters, IGPs and memorandums as needed for Chaplain's Office; answered telephones and wrote messages for people who could not be contacted; screened telephone callers and visitors to the office; referred telephone calls to the correct office; processed time and attendance (T&As) for Chaplain's Office and case management office; obtained supplies for office; made copies and faxed correspondence as requested; served on the Adjustment Board; picked up and gave out mail; processed inmate request forms; took shorthand notes during meetings and transcribed them; and other duties as required

What they like about D.C. Department Of Corrections:

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Tags

Microsoft Office 2003, Microsoft Office 2007, Wordperfect, Create and update databases, Scanning, Answering telephones, Faxing correspondence, Copying correspondence, Getting supplies for office, Additional duties as requested

Skills

These are some of the questions we asked our climbers about their experiences with D.C. Department Of Corrections: