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A high-desert institution in the far northeast, housing all four custody levels. Small town, remote posting, and a caseload that spans the full custody range. Clinicians often take a contract here for the pace and the country around it.
A low-security institution in the Salinas Valley with a large vocational and academic program. Level I and II housing makes this one of the calmer outpatient settings on this list. Monterey and Salinas are both an easy drive.
A Sierra-foothill institution covering all four custody levels plus reception, with one of the larger mental health programs in the system. Clinical demand here is high and sustained, and the rates reflect it. Sacramento is forty-five minutes west.
A Level IV institution with a Level I support yard, in the southern Central Valley. High-custody work, and the acuity that comes with it. Bakersfield is forty-five minutes south.
A reception center that screens and classifies new arrivals from the southern half of the state. Intake volume is high and assessment is most of the job. Bakersfield is forty-five minutes south.
A Level II general-population institution for people who need sensitive-needs placement, so the population is more settled than the custody level alone suggests. The outpatient schedule is predictable. Fresno is forty-five minutes south.
The northernmost institution in the state, on the redwood coast a few miles from the Oregon line. It houses Levels I, II, and IV, so acuity runs the full range. This is the most remote posting on the list, and the assignments here stay open the longest.
The only state institution in Los Angeles County, and a hub for enhanced outpatient mental health care. Expect a substantial mental health caseload across a mix of custody levels. The high desert location is commutable from the Antelope Valley and the north end of LA.
A high-desert institution in the far northeast, housing all four custody levels. Small town, remote posting, and a caseload that spans the full custody range. Clinicians often take a contract here for the pace and the country around it.
A mountain-town post between Bakersfield and the Mojave, housing every custody level from I through IV. The mix gives you a broad caseload rather than a narrow one. The town sits at 4,000 feet and runs cooler than the valley below.
A large multi-level institution in the south county — one of the few postings inside a major metro. All four custody levels, with a substantial mental health program alongside. Downtown San Diego is twenty-five minutes north.
A low-security institution in the far eastern desert near Blythe, a short drive from the Colorado River and the Arizona line. Level I and II housing keeps the clinical work steady and largely outpatient. The location is remote, and the trade for that is how long these assignments stay open.
The largest women's institution in the state, covering every custody level plus reception. Caseloads carry a high share of trauma and co-occurring presentations, and psychiatric need is constant. Fresno is forty-five minutes south.
A Level II general-population institution for people who need sensitive-needs placement, so the population is more settled than the custody level alone suggests. The outpatient schedule is predictable. Fresno is forty-five minutes south.
A high-desert institution in the far northeast, housing all four custody levels. Small town, remote posting, and a caseload that spans the full custody range. Clinicians often take a contract here for the pace and the country around it.
A substance-abuse treatment institution, so the clinical mission is treatment rather than custody alone. Expect co-occurring presentations and a caseload built around recovery programming. It sits in the Central Valley, an hour from Fresno.
The state's most restrictive custody setting, holding a small population of around 400 men. Clinical work here is the most acute in the state — restrictive housing rounds, crisis response, and close monitoring — and it is specialised work rather than general outpatient care. It sits in the Driftless country of southwest Wisconsin, near Boscobel.
A maximum-security institution inside the Green Bay metro, so this is one of the few high-custody posts in the state with a short urban commute. The custody level means higher acuity and a caseload weighted toward serious mental health need. Green Bay and Appleton are both easy drives.
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