Kimberly Randolph

Officer Rebecca Bensema proudly serves the Bureau as Assistant Director for Reentry. In this role, she oversees all operations of Electronic Monitoring, Day Reporting Centers, Day Reporting Center Lite’s, the Residential Reentry Centers and other programs.
She began her career with this agency in September 2001 as a Probation and Parole Officer. She was promoted to Senior Probation and Parole Officer in December 2005. In September 2016, she was promoted to Probation and Parole Manager of Special Populations and Programs, followed by Director of Special Populations and Assistant Director of Reentry.

While working as a Senior Probation and Parole Officer, Bensema served as an instructor for a grant-funded project through Children’s Trust Fund of Alabama at the Dale County Resource Center from June 2013 until September 2016. She was an adult education instructor at Wallace Community College from February 2015 until September 2016.
Bensema is a member of the Reentry Commission, Chairman of the standing Law enforce Committee under the Governors Alabama OPIOID Overdose and Addiction Council and represents the Bureau on other committees that focus on support services for the justice involved population served by the Bureau.
Bensema graduated from Wallace Community College in 1998 with an Associate of Science Degree. In 1999, she graduated from Troy State University at Dothan with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice. Her education continued with post graduate studies at Troy University. In 2004, she graduated with her Master of Science Degree in Criminal Justice.

Felicia Greer currently serves as the Director of Mental Health Services for the Alabama Department of Corrections with the Office of Health Services. She oversees the management of the contracted mental health services provided to incarcerated individuals with a mental illness. Ms. Greer also manages the Substance Use Treatment services for outpatient and residential inmates. She is responsible for the administrative oversight that ensures mental health care is offered in a safe and therapeutic environment. Ms. Greer provides management of the ADOC Psychological Associates who provide services to individuals incarcerated within the facilities.
Prior to joining ADOC, she worked as a Medical Social Worker and Director of Social Services for a non-profit health care organization before becoming a Site Administrator at Julia Tutwiler Prison for Women. Ms. Greer has conducted facility train-the-trainer workshops, staff trainings, prepared for audit readiness, gender-responsive strategies and strategic planning among other areas.
Ms. Greer is a graduate of Troy State University, earning a Bachelor of Science in Social Work in August 1995. She holds a Master of Science in Personnel Counseling received in 2003 from Troy State University. Ms. Greers holds a license to practice social work in Alabama.
Ms. Greer’s professional interests include training and development, organizational leadership, and strategic planning.

Kim is a Registered Nurse with 26 years experience, 20 of those in correctional healthcare. She currently serves the Alabama Department of Corrections population as Regional Reentry Coordinator, providing resources to Alabama prisons to better prepare people to return to their communities. She is passionate about correctional healthcare and its role in the reentry journey.