Assistant Program Director

Management & Training Corporation (MTC) is a reputable organization specializing in correctional facility management and offender rehabilitation programs across the United States. MTC is dedicated to creating a positive social impact by providing safe and secure environments for both staff and offenders. Its foundation emphasizes caring for others, giving back to the community, and helping at-risk populations achieve success through structured rehabilitative treatment. With numerous facilities under its management, MTC offers various programs designed to address the unique needs of offenders, preparing them for reintegration into society as productive and healthy individuals.\n\nThe Kyle Correctional Center Programs Unit in Kyle, Texas, operated by MTC, is seeking a highly qualified Chemical Dependency Counselor to join their team. This is a full-time position offering a competitive annual salary of $54,160 and a standard Monday through Friday schedule with 8-hour shifts. The role primarily involves planning and coordinating chemical dependency counseling programs aimed at offenders with substance abuse histories. The counselor will conduct comprehensive assessments using validated tools to evaluate offenders' recovery needs and risks of re-offense. In collaboration with clinical and correctional staff, the counselor participates in developing individualized treatment plans tailored to each offender's severity level and personal characteristics. \n\nCounselors also lead educational groups, orientation sessions, and individual therapy, focusing on recovery skills and maintaining a therapeutic community environment within the facility. Maintaining accurate and timely offender records, providing statistical data and reports, and compiling progress summaries to support parole decisions are critical components of the role. The Kyle Correctional Center's program emphasizes a peer-driven therapeutic community approach, fostering an environment that supports positive behavioral change and ongoing recovery. This position requires excellent communication skills and the ability to work effectively with both offenders and correctional officers. It offers a meaningful opportunity to impact lives positively, contribute to public safety, and be part of a dedicated team focused on rehabilitation and reentry success.