Recruitment and training
CSC employees work with women offenders in a variety of positions, including:
- working on the front lines as:
- a primary worker (or a kimisinaw at the Okimaw Ohci Healing Lodge): to discover what you can expect as a primary worker/kimisinaw, review:
- a behavioural counselor
- a parole officer
- a healthcare professional, for example nurse, psychologist, social worker or occupational therapist
- directing and guiding correctional operations
All staff working in a facility for women receive Women-Centred Training. This training:
- describes CSC’s approach to women’s corrections
- teaches staff to understand issues that face federally-sentenced women
- helps staff be responsive to the needs of women offenders
Interested in a career in women's corrections?
Working in women's corrections allows you to be involved in helping women rebuild their lives and become law-abiding citizens. For more information visit:
- Apply for a job at CSC to review CSC’s hiring process and apply to be a primary worker/kimisinaw
- Contact recruitment at CSC
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