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On May 1, 2025, Amy Robey was appointed as the first Warden of the Central Kentucky Medical Correctional Complex.

Robey began her career with the Department of Corrections in 2004 as a Correctional Officer at the Kentucky State Reformatory. Her dedication and ability earned her a promotion to Classification and Treatment Officer in 2005, where she served in the restricted housing unit. The next year, Robey promoted to Unit Administrator I and assisted in the supervision of the institution's nursing care facility as well as a diverse general population housing unit consisting of 700 offenders. From 2008 to 2015, Robey was promoted to Unit Administrator II, where she supervised the department's most severely mentally ill offenders in the Corrections Psychiatric Treatment Unit (CPTU).

In 2015, Robey was promoted to Deputy Warden of Programs and Operations at Roederer Correctional Complex. She served in this role until 2019, when she was named Warden of Blackburn Correctional Complex, where she worked to implement the first addiction treatment program in the institution's history. In 2020, Robey was appointed as Warden of Luther Luckett Correctional Complex, where she opened the center's reentry center and implemented the Bridge Program, a clinical initiative designed to assist young adult offenders with their rehabilitation. In 2025, Warden Robey was awarded Warden of the Year. In 2026, Warden Robey received a Commissioner's Award.

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