Oh, BS.  "Supervising up to" 60 inmates?  You mean by putting them on lockdown in their cells all day? And how many of those alleged 60 actually need medical or other monitoring?  For those of you that don't know, putting an inmate on suicide watch in prison is more likely than not to make the inmate want to kill himself. The DOC  isolates the despairing inmate inside an all-glass cage with a concrete floor and no furniture.They take away every bit of clothing and leave him with a sleeping bag that doubles as wearing apparel. The lights are on 24/7.  They may restrict the inmate's ability to move. The inmate isn't allowed contact with anyone who actually cares about him - a family member, for example-for support. The DOC leaves him on display like that, with so-called mental health technicians coming around every so often to stand outside his cage and ask if he feels suicidal.  99.99% of inmates lie about their mental condition so they can escape suicide watch hell.