This document contains the resume of Lana Lanning. It includes her contact information, objective, education history, and work experience. For work experience, it details her roles as a Case Manager, Temporary Case Manager, Corrections Officer, and Therapeutic Program Worker at various correctional facilities in Ohio from 2010 to the present. It also provides a list of references that can be contacted about her qualifications and work history.

1. Lana Lanning
14 Mill Street
PO Box 81
Chauncey, Ohio 45719
(740)-517-4665
Objective
To gain employment where I may work as a team player and
my strong interpersonal and organizational skills will be
utilized.
Education
Ohio University Athens Ohio June 2012
Bachelor in Specialized Studies
Concentration: Child and Family Studies, Criminal Justice, Sociology, and
Counselor Education
Hocking College, Nelsonville, Ohio June 2008
Associates of Applied Science
Human Services and Corrections
Trimble High School Glouster, Ohio May 2003
High School Diploma

2. Experience
Southeastern Correctional Complex March 2015 to Current
Lancaster, Ohio
Case Manager
Duties: Case Planning, Visitation Forms, Segregation Rounds, Risk Assessments and
PREA. Inputting information into ORAS, doing Security Reviews, Inmate Programming,
and Inmate Counseling.
Worked with public agencies for court cases and placement. Completed Transitional
Control and Parole Packet Plans; and rehabilitative program services for assigned unit in
correctional facility to achieve community reentry and rehabilitation initiatives.
Coordinates activities with other treatment and participates in development of
individual treatment and pre-parole plans by assessing risks, needs and progress of
inmates.
Prepares security classification instruments and recommends changes in social
programs. Interviews inmates for inclusion in programs; collects personal and family
information; provides social and rehabilitative program counseling for individuals and
groups.
Intervenes in crisis situations; refers inmates to other treatment units; interviews
inmates for jobs within institution. Contacts courts and law enforcement agencies
regarding status of inmates.
Maintains communication with family members of inmates regarding variety of
problems; maintains visiting lists, work assignments & other records; serves on
committees & attends interdisciplinary meetings.

3. Southeastern Correctional Complex Nov. 2015 to Dec. 2015
Lancaster, Ohio
TWL (Temporary) Case Manager
Duties: Case Planning, Visitation Forms, Segregation Rounds, Risk Assessments and
PREA. Inputting information into ORAS, doing Security Reviews, Inmate Programming,
and Inmate Counseling.
Worked with public agencies for court cases and placement. Completed Transitional
Control and Parole Packet Plans; and rehabilitative program services for assigned unit in
correctional facility to achieve community reentry and rehabilitation initiatives.
Coordinates activities with other treatment and participates in development of
individual treatment and pre-parole plans by assessing risks, needs and progress of
inmates.
Prepares security classification instruments and recommends changes in social
programs. Interviews inmates for inclusion in programs; collects personal and family
information; provides social and rehabilitative program counseling for individuals and
groups.
Intervenes in crisis situations; refers inmates to other treatment units; interviews
inmates for jobs within institution. Contacts courts and law enforcement agencies
regarding status of inmates.
Maintains communication with family members of inmates regarding variety of
problems; maintains visiting lists, work assignments & other records; serves on
committees & attends interdisciplinary meetings.

4. Southeastern Correctional Complex Oct. 2013- May 2016
Nelsonville, Ohio
Corrections Officer
Duties: Worked rotating posts and assignments to maintain discipline and order of
inmates; security of institution. Monitors and operates security controls regulating
opening and closing of cells, doors between housing units, sounding of safety, sirens and
alarms and dispatching equipment and medical emergency equipment.
Supervised inmate porters and clerks to ensure quality and completion of work and
proper security; Directs inmates in outside civilian hospitals, doctor's offices and other
medical facilities; operates car, van, bus or other vehicle to transport inmates as
required; prevents escapes or incidents which threaten safety or security of facility,
staff, inmates or general public which includes using physical force, unarmed self-
defense, firearms or other force to detain/ secure inmates.
Monitors computerized surveillance equipment (e.g., cameras, alarm systems, electric
security doors) from assigned post to ensure security of consumers who are criminally
insane and responds to emergencies (e.g., assists staff with hostile or dangerous
consumers; calls for fire department or ambulance assistance). Completes and
maintains written security/supervision documents or other unit management reports &
files, conduct and special incident reports, post logs, records, reports and information
boards or other required documents to ensure accuracy and they are correct.
Completes visual count of inmates and reports count verbally and in writing according
to count procedures; controls and distributes incoming mail to inmates; makes periodic
rounds to ensure orderly movement of inmates; reports unusual circumstances and
information orally and in writing.
Property searches, inventories and records inmate property; visually and tactually
detects contraband per institutional rules and regulations; or in forensic center, patrols
buildings, yards and checking locks, doors and other facilities to prevent walk-aways.
Stores equipment & supplies in safe & secure area as prescribed; writes supply & repair
orders for assigned area.

5. Appalachian Behavioral Healthcare April 2013 – Oct. 2013
Athens, Ohio
Therapeutic Program Worker
Duties: On assigned living area of facility, trains clients to function independently in self-
help and daily living skills (e.g., personal hygiene, feeding, grooming, etiquette, social
skills) by using variety of training techniques according to treatment plan.
Institutes appropriate crisis intervention for unacceptable behavior as defined by
individual treatment plan, plans leisure time activities to fill free time when none are
scheduled by activity therapy department and assists with related scheduled activities
Participates directly or indirectly in development of individual treatment plans in
cooperation with professional and para-professional staff by attending treatment and
diagnostic staff meetings.
Participates in comprehensive evaluation meetings, writes or assists in writing Program
Implementation Plans and recommends changes in individual treatment plans as
behavior evaluations indicate.
Completes charting, documentation, records and reports. Performs variety of
miscellaneous other duties.
Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail Nov. 2010- April 2013
Nelsonville, Ohio
Corrections Officer
Duties: Monitors behavior of SEORJ inmates, conducts security inspections of the facility
to ensure inmates are accounted for and are observing rules and regulations of the
facility. Intervenes and physically restrains hostile inmates during verbal or physical
fights or arguments.
Books individuals arrested and detained. Takes fingerprints, photographs suspects,
ensures individual’s access to telephone, performs strip search and observation of
individuals. Releases individuals from Jail by returns personal property, completes
required paperwork and computer entries.
Dispenses food, medication, mail, commissary items, clean linen and personal items.
Accounts for eating utensils after completion of meals.
Prepares and maintains records and reports and other related documentation which
include incident reports, jail cards, log reports, records of physicians, dentists, attorneys,
clergy visits, court documentation and request forms.

6. References
Becky Easterling
SGT at SEORJ
740-753-1710
Jan Hartman
Instructor/ Co-Worker
SEORJ
740-753-2181
Tammy Monk
Instructor
Hocking College
740-753-3591
Lora Stotts
Supervisor
Southeastern Correctional Complex
740-653-4324
Roy Delong
LT
Hocking Prison
740-653-4324

7. References
Becky Easterling
SGT at SEORJ
740-753-1710
Jan Hartman
Instructor/ Co-Worker
SEORJ
740-753-2181
Tammy Monk
Instructor
Hocking College
740-753-3591
Lora Stotts
Supervisor
Southeastern Correctional Complex
740-653-4324
Roy Delong
LT
Hocking Prison
740-653-4324