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Lee Maximay

Brandywine

Summary

Professional leader with comprehensive experience in correctional facility management, emphasizing safety, security, and team cohesion. Known for fostering collaborative environments, adapting to evolving situations, and driving results. Skilled in conflict resolution, strategic planning, and personnel development, ensuring operational efficiency and high standards. Trusted for reliability and effective leadership in high-stress conditions.

Overview

21
21
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Captain of Correctional Officers

Prince George’s County Department of Corrections
03.2006 - Current

July 2024- Present (Captain) Executive Assistant- Bureau of Operation.

  • Managed a diverse array of administrative tasks to enable the director to focus on higher-level responsibilities.
  • Maintained strict confidentiality while handling sensitive information, safeguarding company data and privacy concerns.
  • Served as the gatekeeper for incoming communications, prioritizing messages and ensuring prompt responses from the director

October 2023 - July 2024: Commander (Captain), Shift III, Security Division

  • Supervise Lieutenants who oversee line staff and maintain functional operations of the facility.
  • Oversee any signals or incidents during shift and ensure notifications and all documentation are completed.
  • Submit memorandums for potential policy violations.
  • Maintain updated status of all assigned employees.
  • Ensure that department policies are implemented daily.
  • Administrative duties within the Security Division
  • Reduced employee turnover by fostering a positive work culture and addressing staff concerns promptly.
  • Improved overall shift efficiency by regularly reviewing processes and making necessary adjustments.
  • Oversaw staff scheduling, balancing workload while accommodating individual needs and preferences.

April 2020 – October 2023: Commander, Development Education and Training (Lieutenant)

  • Prepared project presentations for all levels of staffing within the facility
  • Ensure instructor's certifications are created and renewed.
  • Provided one-on-one mentoring to help individuals reach their full potential within the organization.
  • Enhanced trainee engagement through interactive workshops and hands-on activities.
  • constant communication with the Maryland Police Correction and Training Commission
  • Conducts training sessions for the Department of Corrections staff including in-service training, Correctional Entrance Level Training Academy, and supervisor and management courses
  • Develops training curriculum for in-service training, CELT, and specialized training for staff
  • Reviews, prepares, documents, and ensures that all reports and documentation are completed and or submitted to the appropriate section.
  • Develops, administers, and scores testing devices used to measure mastery of training objectives and goals. Revises testing instruments or devices when appropriate based on testing results.
  • Maintains a respectful and professional image when facilitating training courses.
  • Willingly and conscientiously adheres to the established County Employee Code of Ethics and diligently and Responsibly upholds the County's high standard of Customer service.

July 2014 – April 2020 Correctional Officer (Sergeant) Lead Instructor (Development Education Training)

  • Monitors participant’s engagement and comprehension to ensure transfer of learning occurs.
  • Acts as liaison between the Training Section and Security Staff in training matters.
  • Develops course lesson plans to include performance objectives, enhancements, tests, and evaluation instruments.
  • Develops written and practical exercises that measure and evaluate the trainee’s comprehension.
  • Assists in the program coordinator of the Correctional Entrance Level Training (CELT) Academy
  • Coordinate graduation with external agencies.

June 2007 – July 2014 Correctional Officer (Emergency Response Team Member)

  • Response to emergencies within the correctional facility.
  • Escort high-profile inmates internally and externally.
  • Conduct monthly emergency drills.
  • Control disturbance within the facility
  • Provide medical assistance to inmates and staff


Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Technician

Washington Hospital Center
01.2004 - 03.2006
  • Expedited admission and discharge processes for patients by completing necessary paperwork accurately and efficiently.
  • Assisted in transferring patients, beds and patient care equipment to other rooms adhering to necessary safety precautions.
  • Cleaned and sterilized instruments, equipment and surfaces.

Education

Associate - Criminal Justice

Tesst College of Technology
Beltsville, MD
05.2008

Skills

  • Inmate Supervision
  • Employee Motivation
  • Rules of Conduct
  • Emergency Response
  • Officer Training
  • Staff Supervision
  • Security Protocols
  • Administration
  • Facility Security
  • Staff Training
  • Employee Development
  • Criminal Justice

Certification

Professional Expertise

Guest Auditor Maryland Police Correctional Training Commission

Written/Verbal Communication

Microsoft Office

Business Report Writing

First Line Administrators

Report Writing

Emergency Response Team Member

Incident Command

Public Safety

Team Building and Training

Superior Time Management


Certifications & Training

Maryland Police Correctional Training Commission Academic Instructor

Maryland Police Correctional Training Commission Defensive Tactics Instructor

Maryland Police Correctional Training Commission Chemical Agent (O.C Spray) Instructor

Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) instructor

Certified Correctional Officer

Sexual Misconduct

Trauma Informed Care Training

Pressure Point Control Tactics Spontaneous Knife

Security Awareness

Sudden In-Custody Deaths

Suicide Prevention and Awareness Emergency Response Team Training Workplace Violence for Line Staff

Preventing Inappropriate Staff/Inmate Relations

Safety in a Correctional Setting

Crime Scene for Supervisors

Weapons Training

Mental Health Training

Prison Rape Elimination Act

Security Threat Groups

Crisis Intervention

Weapon Retention and Qualification


Awards & Recognition

Gregory Cole Award for Inspirational Instruction (Dept of Public Safety) 2022

MPCTC Instructor of the Year (2016)

PGDOC Officer of the Year (2017)

Employee of the Month




Timeline

Captain of Correctional Officers

Prince George’s County Department of Corrections
03.2006 - Current

Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Technician

Washington Hospital Center
01.2004 - 03.2006

Professional Expertise

Guest Auditor Maryland Police Correctional Training Commission

Written/Verbal Communication

Microsoft Office

Business Report Writing

First Line Administrators

Report Writing

Emergency Response Team Member

Incident Command

Public Safety

Team Building and Training

Superior Time Management


Certifications & Training

Maryland Police Correctional Training Commission Academic Instructor

Maryland Police Correctional Training Commission Defensive Tactics Instructor

Maryland Police Correctional Training Commission Chemical Agent (O.C Spray) Instructor

Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) instructor

Certified Correctional Officer

Sexual Misconduct

Trauma Informed Care Training

Pressure Point Control Tactics Spontaneous Knife

Security Awareness

Sudden In-Custody Deaths

Suicide Prevention and Awareness Emergency Response Team Training Workplace Violence for Line Staff

Preventing Inappropriate Staff/Inmate Relations

Safety in a Correctional Setting

Crime Scene for Supervisors

Weapons Training

Mental Health Training

Prison Rape Elimination Act

Security Threat Groups

Crisis Intervention

Weapon Retention and Qualification


Awards & Recognition

Gregory Cole Award for Inspirational Instruction (Dept of Public Safety) 2022

MPCTC Instructor of the Year (2016)

PGDOC Officer of the Year (2017)

Employee of the Month




Associate - Criminal Justice

Tesst College of Technology
Lee Maximay