This resume summarizes the qualifications and experience of Lori Ann Pahl-Holub. She has over 10 years of experience working in mental health and substance abuse counseling. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling. Her experience includes working as an emergency response therapist, crisis clinician, and residential mental health counselor. She is skilled in areas like crisis intervention, individual and family therapy, and case management.
This document provides a summary of Rita Renee Roberts' qualifications and experience as a counseling professional specializing in clients with co-occurring disorders. She has over 15 years of experience providing substance abuse treatment, case management, and counseling. Her career highlights include working as a counselor, case manager, and contractor for DICP since 2008 where she facilitates various treatment groups and provides individual counseling. She also has experience as an addictions counselor at DenverHealth from 2006 to 2008 and as a peer specialist at JCMH in 2006. Roberts holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and a Master's in Organizational Management from Ashford University.
This document summarizes the qualifications and experience of Rajan Kattambally for the position of Child and Youth Worker. It outlines his over 5 years of experience providing counseling and facilitating groups for clients dealing with mental health issues, addictions, and disabilities. It also details his educational background, including a Master's Degree in Social Work, and provides examples of his previous roles working with organizations supporting at-risk youth and families.
Jill Larson is a licensed clinical social worker with over 10 years of experience providing therapeutic services, case management, and clinical supervision. She currently serves as the Clinical Supervisor for the Nurturing Families Network of L+M Hospital in Connecticut, where she supervises family support providers, conducts assessments and intakes, manages a budget, and fosters community collaborations. Previously, she has held social work roles in Maryland, Massachusetts, and Minnesota providing services such as therapy, case management, teaching parenting classes, and crisis evaluation. She holds a Master's degree in Clinical Social Work from the University of St. Thomas and University of St. Catherine's.
The document outlines a crisis communication plan for Jewish Vocational Services of MetroWest NJ. It identifies potential crises like illness outbreaks, hazardous threats, infrastructure failures, and more. It emphasizes responding quickly to prevent escalation and ensure client and staff safety. The plan details key stakeholders to contact in an emergency and objectives like making safety the top priority, informing all parties regularly and honestly, and implementing changes to prevent future issues. It provides contact information for emergency services, staff, corporate partners, and collaborators to engage in the event of a crisis.
Is Home Really Best? Private Home Care Agencies and Technology Can Make Home ...BCCPA
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This presentation is about how technology can increase family involvement in person-centred care planning in home care. The Conference will be the first time the results from this UBC Masters Research project will be presented.
In a 2017 UBC survey of home care agencies in greater Vancouver the study aimed to determine
1) what are these home care agencies challenges in providing quality person centred care to their clients
2) home care agencies perceived benefits and barriers in using health information technologies.
Survey findings will help both public and private care providers understand how to better collaborate in caring for aging seniors.
Presented by: Christina Chiu, CEO, CareCrew, MHA Candidate
American Innovative Healthcare Solutions proposes expanding psychiatric care services through a continuum of care model. They provide compassionate care through licensed clinicians and a multidisciplinary team approach. Their goal is to serve underserved populations in a cost effective manner through partnerships, innovative service delivery, and quality improvement efforts.
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This document is a resume for Keith Tobias that summarizes his education and work experience in human services and psychology. It lists his bachelor's degree in psychology from Oakwood University as well as certifications in managing challenging behaviors, crisis prevention, and CPR. His work experience ranges from direct care positions to supervisory roles at various facilities in Georgia and Alabama over the past decade, helping individuals with developmental disabilities.
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Nancy Fontaine, Deputy Director of Nursing, Patient Safety and Quality Whipps Cross University Hospital NHS Trust and Tim Keogh, Partner, April Strategy on the work that Whipps Cross has done to revolutionise patient experience.
This document is a resume for Eileen Hayward, an experienced registered nurse seeking a full-time nursing position. It outlines her professional qualifications and experience in various nursing roles over the past 15 years, including as a nurse supervisor, unit manager, home health nurse, and MDS coordinator. Her experience spans settings such as long-term care facilities, skilled nursing facilities, rehabilitation hospitals, and home health care.
Elizabeth Richter is an accredited mental health social worker with over 15 years of experience. She has worked in both hospital and community settings providing assessments, counseling, and referrals to clients with various social and psychological issues. Her experience includes working in emergency departments, medical wards, inpatient psychiatric units, and community mental health services. She is skilled in areas such as crisis intervention, brief psychodynamic therapy, mindfulness, and motivational interviewing.
Yvette D. Shepard has over 20 years of experience in case management and social work. She has worked in hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, and state corrections. Her experience includes assessing patients, securing insurance approvals, conducting discharge planning, and ensuring compliance with regulations. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Social Work and a Master's degree in Social Work, and maintains a state license.
This document discusses patient satisfaction surveys praising the services provided at Sparta Family Medicine such as convenient location, adequate appointment times, and help received from staff including pharmacists, nurse care managers, psychiatrists, psychologists, and social workers. It then outlines the advanced medical home approach used at Sparta Family Medicine which focuses on population management, team-based care, and patient choice in care through office visits, team visits, telemedicine, and telephonic appointments. The document describes the staff and services provided at Sparta Family Medicine aimed at treating the whole patient through a collaborative care model.
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This study examined the experiences of direct care workers (CNAs and HHAs) with patient death, including their grief symptoms and needs for training and support. Key findings include:
1) Both CNAs and HHAs reported grief symptoms similar to family caregivers after a patient's death, though some symptoms were less common in staff.
2) Most staff felt unprepared, both emotionally and informationally, for patient death due to little training.
3) Greater emotional preparedness and closer relationships with patients predicted more intense grief.
4) More intense grief was also related to more negative employment outcomes like increased emotional exhaustion.
5) Staff desired more training, preparation, rituals to acknowledge
Brandy Copado is a registered nurse with 6 years of perioperative experience seeking a new position. She has excellent customer service, communication, and teamwork skills. Her experience includes roles as an OR charge nurse and coordinator overseeing several specialties. She is skilled in surgical preparation, postoperative care, and assisting surgeons.
The document discusses mental health challenges and initiatives in India. It outlines 7 key challenges: 1) large unmet need for care, 2) lack of understanding that psychological issues require treatment, 3) limited acceptance of modern care, 4) insufficient mental health services and professionals, 5) underutilization of existing services, 6) difficulties with recovery and reintegration, 7) lack of organized systems. It then details various national initiatives over decades to address these, including developing community-based care and integrating mental health into general health services.
This document appears to be a student assignment containing answers to multiple choice questions about ensuring best outcomes for individuals. It discusses factors that can influence achieving positive outcomes, the importance of communication between patients and caregivers, and processes to support patient independence and participation. Organizational systems that promote social activities and respectful interactions are described as ways to empower patients.
Yolanda Pittman is seeking a position in human services and has experience in substance abuse counseling. She has a graduate degree in Alcohol and Drug Abuse from Western Michigan University. She has worked in substance abuse treatment facilities providing individual and group therapy, assessments, and treatment planning. Pittman is also experienced in medical assisting, production work, and has certifications in areas like cultural competency and CPR.
Sandra Martinez is a registered nurse with over 13 years of experience providing inpatient care at Florida Hospital. She has experience in intensive care, cardiovascular care, medical-surgical nursing, orthopedics, and hospice care. Her resume emphasizes strong clinical and assessment skills, effective communication, and a commitment to patient-centered care. She is bilingual in English and Spanish and holds certifications in BLS and ACLS.
Brandon P. Brown is seeking a position with a medical team where he can utilize his skills as a Certified Nursing Assistant and experience working in a pain management clinic. He has strong organizational abilities and is proficient in Microsoft Office. Brown believes he would be a valuable asset due to his ability to multi-task, work well with others, and adhere to policies and procedures.
American Innovative Healthcare Solutions proposes expanding psychiatric care services through developing a continuum of care. They aim to serve underserved populations like those with chronic mental illness living in nursing homes or group homes. Their model emphasizes collaboration, treating the whole person, and removing obstacles to help patients. They plan to partner with providers, develop different levels of care including inpatient and outpatient services, and leverage Medicare reimbursement to build a sustainable service delivery system.
Gabriela Sanchez is seeking a position in mental health counseling. She has a Bachelor's degree in Liberal Studies with a psychology concentration and is expected to graduate in December 2015 with a Master's degree in psychology with a specialization in couple and family therapy. She has experience providing mental health services including therapy, case management, and interpreting for Spanish-speaking clients. She is fluent in both Spanish and English.
The document outlines 5 reasons why home health with skilled nursing is better than alternatives like nursing homes. It states that patients prefer and excel more in their preferred environment of home, they receive undivided attention from home health providers, chronic disease management can be provided effectively at home, healing at home is safer due to familiar germs, and satisfaction with skilled nursing at home is double that of nursing homes. The document is promoting the home health services of Michelle Home Health.
Britta Starke is a Clinical and Program Director at UNC Healthcare with over 20 years of experience in social work, program management, and clinical care. She currently directs the UNC Hospital Alcohol and Substance Abuse Program, where she oversees clinical operations, staff supervision, quality improvement, and financial management. Previously, she worked for over 10 years as a Child Protective Services social worker and group home manager. Starke holds licenses in clinical social work and addictions counseling. She has a proven track record of developing innovative programs, building strong community partnerships, and receiving high performance ratings.
This document summarizes a presentation on optimizing health outcomes in the workplace. It discusses:
1) Different types of healthcare like primary care, specialty care, and occupational health care and when each is appropriate.
2) Signs that warrant emergency care vs when self-care or seeing a primary care provider is sufficient.
3) Ways employers can positively impact healthcare like wellness programs, health plan design, and creating a culture that supports healthy behaviors.
4) How better health consumerism can control costs, increase productivity and improve outcomes.
Candice Smith is a certified medical assistant with over 3 years of experience in family medical practices. She has strong skills in patient care, administrative duties like scheduling and record keeping, and clinical tasks such as taking vitals, blood draws, and injections. Her most recent role is as a medical assistant at Pavilion Pediatrics in Muncie, IN. She has a history of receiving praise for her efficiency and for allowing doctors to focus on patient care. Candice also has experience working with multiple healthcare staffing agencies in Indiana.
The document discusses the duties and responsibilities of medical practitioners. It begins by noting that the public's trust in doctors is diminishing due to a few breaches of duty. It then outlines the key duties, which include: providing informed consent and explaining treatment options to allow patient autonomy; acting with beneficence, non-maleficence, compassion, and justice; attending to medical emergencies without refusal; and reporting certain crimes to the police. The document stresses that these duties are enshrined in oaths and codes to which doctors are bound. It provides guidance on properly fulfilling duties related to patient care, legal compliance, and maintaining the integrity of the medical profession.
• Brief Review of your Professional History: Licensed Clinical Social Worker With line of focus in Hypnotherapy/Psychotherapy addressing PTSD, addictions, and other mental health conditions. Holds Experience in Acute Care from different Hospitals in Florida such as: Florida Hospital Orlando, Florida Hospital Waterman, and the Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center. He is also engaging clients via his Private practice in Winter Park called Rivibe Therapy while using Psychotherapy and Hypnotherapy Techniques to bring healing to clients with the most permanent and evidence based practices. Always tackling new journeys in the mental health career, he pushes to new limits to help people in reaching a new level of quality of life and wellness.
This volunteer role involves providing short-term bereavement counselling services. Over the 12-month placement, the trainee will build their caseload to 6 patients per week while receiving ongoing clinical supervision and training. Key responsibilities include delivering evidence-based psychotherapy following best practices, appropriately documenting sessions, and assisting in developing the bereavement counselling program. The ideal candidate will be a student pursuing counselling qualifications with some prior experience in bereavement or mental health work.
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This document is a resume for Eileen Hayward, an experienced registered nurse seeking a full-time nursing position. It outlines her professional qualifications and experience in various nursing roles over the past 15 years, including as a nurse supervisor, unit manager, home health nurse, and MDS coordinator. Her experience spans settings such as long-term care facilities, skilled nursing facilities, rehabilitation hospitals, and home health care.
Elizabeth Richter is an accredited mental health social worker with over 15 years of experience. She has worked in both hospital and community settings providing assessments, counseling, and referrals to clients with various social and psychological issues. Her experience includes working in emergency departments, medical wards, inpatient psychiatric units, and community mental health services. She is skilled in areas such as crisis intervention, brief psychodynamic therapy, mindfulness, and motivational interviewing.
Yvette D. Shepard has over 20 years of experience in case management and social work. She has worked in hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, and state corrections. Her experience includes assessing patients, securing insurance approvals, conducting discharge planning, and ensuring compliance with regulations. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Social Work and a Master's degree in Social Work, and maintains a state license.
This document discusses patient satisfaction surveys praising the services provided at Sparta Family Medicine such as convenient location, adequate appointment times, and help received from staff including pharmacists, nurse care managers, psychiatrists, psychologists, and social workers. It then outlines the advanced medical home approach used at Sparta Family Medicine which focuses on population management, team-based care, and patient choice in care through office visits, team visits, telemedicine, and telephonic appointments. The document describes the staff and services provided at Sparta Family Medicine aimed at treating the whole patient through a collaborative care model.
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This study examined the experiences of direct care workers (CNAs and HHAs) with patient death, including their grief symptoms and needs for training and support. Key findings include:
1) Both CNAs and HHAs reported grief symptoms similar to family caregivers after a patient's death, though some symptoms were less common in staff.
2) Most staff felt unprepared, both emotionally and informationally, for patient death due to little training.
3) Greater emotional preparedness and closer relationships with patients predicted more intense grief.
4) More intense grief was also related to more negative employment outcomes like increased emotional exhaustion.
5) Staff desired more training, preparation, rituals to acknowledge
Brandy Copado is a registered nurse with 6 years of perioperative experience seeking a new position. She has excellent customer service, communication, and teamwork skills. Her experience includes roles as an OR charge nurse and coordinator overseeing several specialties. She is skilled in surgical preparation, postoperative care, and assisting surgeons.
The document discusses mental health challenges and initiatives in India. It outlines 7 key challenges: 1) large unmet need for care, 2) lack of understanding that psychological issues require treatment, 3) limited acceptance of modern care, 4) insufficient mental health services and professionals, 5) underutilization of existing services, 6) difficulties with recovery and reintegration, 7) lack of organized systems. It then details various national initiatives over decades to address these, including developing community-based care and integrating mental health into general health services.
This document appears to be a student assignment containing answers to multiple choice questions about ensuring best outcomes for individuals. It discusses factors that can influence achieving positive outcomes, the importance of communication between patients and caregivers, and processes to support patient independence and participation. Organizational systems that promote social activities and respectful interactions are described as ways to empower patients.
Yolanda Pittman is seeking a position in human services and has experience in substance abuse counseling. She has a graduate degree in Alcohol and Drug Abuse from Western Michigan University. She has worked in substance abuse treatment facilities providing individual and group therapy, assessments, and treatment planning. Pittman is also experienced in medical assisting, production work, and has certifications in areas like cultural competency and CPR.
Sandra Martinez is a registered nurse with over 13 years of experience providing inpatient care at Florida Hospital. She has experience in intensive care, cardiovascular care, medical-surgical nursing, orthopedics, and hospice care. Her resume emphasizes strong clinical and assessment skills, effective communication, and a commitment to patient-centered care. She is bilingual in English and Spanish and holds certifications in BLS and ACLS.
Brandon P. Brown is seeking a position with a medical team where he can utilize his skills as a Certified Nursing Assistant and experience working in a pain management clinic. He has strong organizational abilities and is proficient in Microsoft Office. Brown believes he would be a valuable asset due to his ability to multi-task, work well with others, and adhere to policies and procedures.
American Innovative Healthcare Solutions proposes expanding psychiatric care services through developing a continuum of care. They aim to serve underserved populations like those with chronic mental illness living in nursing homes or group homes. Their model emphasizes collaboration, treating the whole person, and removing obstacles to help patients. They plan to partner with providers, develop different levels of care including inpatient and outpatient services, and leverage Medicare reimbursement to build a sustainable service delivery system.
Gabriela Sanchez is seeking a position in mental health counseling. She has a Bachelor's degree in Liberal Studies with a psychology concentration and is expected to graduate in December 2015 with a Master's degree in psychology with a specialization in couple and family therapy. She has experience providing mental health services including therapy, case management, and interpreting for Spanish-speaking clients. She is fluent in both Spanish and English.
The document outlines 5 reasons why home health with skilled nursing is better than alternatives like nursing homes. It states that patients prefer and excel more in their preferred environment of home, they receive undivided attention from home health providers, chronic disease management can be provided effectively at home, healing at home is safer due to familiar germs, and satisfaction with skilled nursing at home is double that of nursing homes. The document is promoting the home health services of Michelle Home Health.
Britta Starke is a Clinical and Program Director at UNC Healthcare with over 20 years of experience in social work, program management, and clinical care. She currently directs the UNC Hospital Alcohol and Substance Abuse Program, where she oversees clinical operations, staff supervision, quality improvement, and financial management. Previously, she worked for over 10 years as a Child Protective Services social worker and group home manager. Starke holds licenses in clinical social work and addictions counseling. She has a proven track record of developing innovative programs, building strong community partnerships, and receiving high performance ratings.
This document summarizes a presentation on optimizing health outcomes in the workplace. It discusses:
1) Different types of healthcare like primary care, specialty care, and occupational health care and when each is appropriate.
2) Signs that warrant emergency care vs when self-care or seeing a primary care provider is sufficient.
3) Ways employers can positively impact healthcare like wellness programs, health plan design, and creating a culture that supports healthy behaviors.
4) How better health consumerism can control costs, increase productivity and improve outcomes.
Candice Smith is a certified medical assistant with over 3 years of experience in family medical practices. She has strong skills in patient care, administrative duties like scheduling and record keeping, and clinical tasks such as taking vitals, blood draws, and injections. Her most recent role is as a medical assistant at Pavilion Pediatrics in Muncie, IN. She has a history of receiving praise for her efficiency and for allowing doctors to focus on patient care. Candice also has experience working with multiple healthcare staffing agencies in Indiana.
The document discusses the duties and responsibilities of medical practitioners. It begins by noting that the public's trust in doctors is diminishing due to a few breaches of duty. It then outlines the key duties, which include: providing informed consent and explaining treatment options to allow patient autonomy; acting with beneficence, non-maleficence, compassion, and justice; attending to medical emergencies without refusal; and reporting certain crimes to the police. The document stresses that these duties are enshrined in oaths and codes to which doctors are bound. It provides guidance on properly fulfilling duties related to patient care, legal compliance, and maintaining the integrity of the medical profession.
• Brief Review of your Professional History: Licensed Clinical Social Worker With line of focus in Hypnotherapy/Psychotherapy addressing PTSD, addictions, and other mental health conditions. Holds Experience in Acute Care from different Hospitals in Florida such as: Florida Hospital Orlando, Florida Hospital Waterman, and the Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center. He is also engaging clients via his Private practice in Winter Park called Rivibe Therapy while using Psychotherapy and Hypnotherapy Techniques to bring healing to clients with the most permanent and evidence based practices. Always tackling new journeys in the mental health career, he pushes to new limits to help people in reaching a new level of quality of life and wellness.
This volunteer role involves providing short-term bereavement counselling services. Over the 12-month placement, the trainee will build their caseload to 6 patients per week while receiving ongoing clinical supervision and training. Key responsibilities include delivering evidence-based psychotherapy following best practices, appropriately documenting sessions, and assisting in developing the bereavement counselling program. The ideal candidate will be a student pursuing counselling qualifications with some prior experience in bereavement or mental health work.
This document contains a resume for Kim D. Younger. It lists her education as a Bachelor of Science degree and extensive employment experience in healthcare and social services roles. Her experience includes supervising employees, implementing procedures, screening volunteers, monitoring projects, presenting and registering patients, counseling clients, developing treatment plans, collecting medical samples, and performing clerical duties using various computer systems. She has over 15 years of combined experience in roles such as a mental health counselor, residential counselor, research assistant, emergency room technician, and community corrections counselor.
Janella Street is a licensed clinical psychologist in private practice who provides forensic psychological services including child custody evaluations, court-ordered evaluations, and medical-legal evaluations. She has over 15 years of experience working in forensic and clinical settings including the California Department of Corrections, Coalinga State Hospital, and Alameda County Superior Court. Her private practice, Three Bridges Psychology and Mediation, is located in Berkeley, CA.
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Learning the lessons from Winterbourne View An insider perspective on developing the conditions for person centred care.To share lessons learned and to understand the critical factors that increase organisational risk.
This presentation was delivered to the National Conference 'Improving Health, Improving Lives, December 2012.
Michelle C. Zedalis is a licensed mental health counselor with over 14 years of experience providing counseling services to individuals from various backgrounds. She has expertise in areas such as dual diagnosis, PTSD, and animal assisted therapy. Her work history includes positions as the director of a psychological health outreach program and as a senior clinician and program manager at a veteran housing organization.
This document provides a summary of Olushola O. Olabisi's qualifications and experience as a Marriage and Family Therapist. It includes contact information, objective, education history with degrees in marriage and family therapy and human services, skills and licenses, and professional experience providing therapy and case management services to individuals, couples, and families.
Marie Holgate is a registered mental health nurse in England with over 5 years of experience. She has worked in various clinical settings including forensic and secure settings, dual diagnosis services, acute inpatient psychiatric care, and child and adolescent mental health. Her responsibilities have included risk assessments, treatment planning, medication administration, and providing various psychological therapies. She is passionate about delivering high quality, compassionate, and collaborative care. She cites strengths in leadership, communication, and supporting development of other practitioners.
Melanie Woodard seeks a position in social work and has over 5 years of experience assessing mental health and social needs, maintaining social service data, and analyzing and formatting data professionally. She has a Master of Science degree in Social Work from the University of Texas at Arlington and has worked in counseling internships and case management roles assisting individuals with basic needs.
The document provides a summary of Thelma Boulougouris' professional experience and qualifications. She has over 10 years of experience in clinical care management, crisis assessment, case management, and outpatient therapy. Her clinical experience includes conducting comprehensive assessments, care coordination, utilization management, and providing individual and group therapy. She has strong communication, organizational and problem-solving skills and is licensed as a Clinical Professional Counselor in Illinois.
The document summarizes the key findings and lessons learned from an external review of the culture at Castlebeck following the Winterbourne View abuse scandal. Some of the main issues identified included a lack of respect for individuals, unclear values, low staffing levels, and a closed inward-looking culture. The review provided recommendations in 9 areas such as improving assessment and care planning, facilitating meaningful activities for patients, strengthening multi-disciplinary teamwork, and enhancing clinical governance and safety practices. The conclusion calls for systemic changes across health and social care to prevent future failures and create environments where person-centered care can thrive.
Patricia Trombley is seeking continued employment in social services as a social worker, case manager, or licensed chemical dependency counselor. She has a Bachelor's degree in chemical dependency counseling and is a licensed alcohol and drug counselor. Her experience includes coordinating a high intensity outpatient program, supervising clinical staff, managing admissions, and providing counseling. She is trained in person-centered therapy and has experience working with chemically dependent and mentally ill populations.
The document provides a summary of Maria Drummond's career experience working with developmentally disabled adults and children over 25 years. It details her various roles including Residential Administrator, Facility Manager, Program Coordinator, Program Director, Behavior Therapist, and Direct Care Supervisor/Behaviorist. She has extensive experience providing care, support, training, and administrative oversight in residential facilities and community programs.
Charles Weiss has over 6 years of experience in residential substance abuse treatment, including as a clinical counselor, direct care staff, and supervisor. He has a Bachelor's degree in Social Psychology and an Associate's degree in Human Services with a focus on addictions counseling. Currently, Weiss works as a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor at a correctional facility, where he provides substance abuse counseling, treatment planning, and education to clients with criminal histories. He has previously held roles as a Recovery Specialist, Clinical Intern, and Direct Care Staff Team Lead at various treatment centers.
The Outreach Case Manager position at OPCC and Lamp Community involves providing crisis intervention, case management, and recovery support services to clients experiencing homelessness and mental illness or substance abuse issues. Key responsibilities include assessing client needs, developing service plans, ensuring access to benefits and treatment, and maintaining accurate client records. Qualifications include experience working with the target population, knowledge of local resources and government assistance programs, and strong organizational and computer skills.
Whitney Wheeler has over 10 years of experience in human services, including case management for low-income and homeless populations, crisis intervention, and community outreach. She has worked in housing assistance, healthcare services, and for various non-profits providing services to individuals with disabilities. Wheeler has extensive training in areas such as behavioral plans, medication monitoring, clinical documentation, and working with individuals with developmental disabilities. She is experienced in program coordination, client engagement, and budget management.
This document is a resume for Rachael Wheaton, who is a Licensed Vocational Nurse with over 10 years of experience in various clinical settings including hospitals, nursing homes, and hospice care. Her resume highlights her qualifications and skills in patient care, leadership, and maintaining high standards of nursing practice. It also provides a chronological history of her nursing roles and responsibilities at various facilities over the past decade.
This document is a resume for Rachael Wheaton, who is a Licensed Vocational Nurse with over 10 years of experience in various clinical settings including hospitals, nursing homes, and hospice care. Her resume highlights her qualifications and skills in patient care, communication, and leadership. It also lists her professional experience as a charge nurse and clinical liaison at several facilities over the past decade and her education and credentials as an LVN, CNA, and Phlebotomist.
The document provides a summary of Odilene Joseph's work experience and education. It outlines her experience as a Targeted Case Manager and Compliance Specialist at New Horizons Community Mental Health Center from 2000 to present where her duties included assessing client needs, developing service plans, maintaining documentation, and ensuring compliance. She also worked as a Mental Health Technician from 2000-2003 providing direct patient care and support. Her education includes a Bachelor's Degree in Leadership and Ministry from Grace Bible College and an Associate's Degree in Health Service Administration from the University of Phoenix. In her volunteer roles, she has supervised and instructed children and youth at various churches.
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Lori Ann Pahl-Holub
409 N. 6th
St.
Sterling, CO 80751
1-970-580-6718
lepetite66@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE:
Licensed Professional Counselor whom has a passion for working with those who have mental
disability(s), substance problems, criminal mentality and advocating for those with the basic
need of personal and environmental safety, social structure, cognitive restructuring, and growth
of self esteem by providing intensive individual and family case management, financial
assistance and community resources through strength based practices, group and program
development to promote a life worth living. .
AWARDS:
Women’s Continuing Education Scholarship, 2006
Graduated with Honors from University of Phoenix, 2008 - 3.8GPA
Graduated with Honors from Walden University August 26, 2012 – 4.0 GPA
AFFILIATIONS/ ASSOCIATIONS/SOCIETIES:
Who’s Who in American Junior Colleges, 2006 /3.2 GPA
International Honor Society Chi Sigma Iota, 2009-Present/ 4.0GPA
Cambridge Who’s Who, 2009/ 4.0GPA
CERTIFICATIONS:
Licensed Professional Counselor
Nationally Certified Counselor
C.P.R./AED
First Aid
QMAP
CPI
DEGREES:
BS Psychology
MS Mental Health Counselor
EXPERIENCE:
Centennial Mental Health Center
Phil Moss Supervisor
211 W. Main St.
Sterling, CO 80751
719-510-2869
March 2, 2015 - Present
Emergency Response Therapist/Clinical Lead at Journey Point Respite
Responsibilities for ERT:
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1. Responds and provides assessment and intervention services to individuals experiencing
behavioral health emergencies/crises during all scheduled shifts when requested by individuals,
families, law enforcement, hospitals, and other community agencies. The standard response
time shall be: via phone within 15 minutes and in person within 2 hours.
2. Works with individuals, families, law enforcement, hospitals, and other agencies to coordinate
appropriate level of care in crisis and emergency situations.
3. Coordinates with the Colorado Access or other specified authorizing agencies to determine
necessity of inpatient treatment.
4. Obtains required authorizations prior to arranging inpatient treatment.
5. Completes paperwork for involuntary hospitalizations as applicable, including required 27-10-
CRS documentation, in a timely and accurate manner.
6. Arranges transportation to in-patient settings when needed and pre-authorized by the Value
Options or other specified agency.
7. Maintains accurate and timely clinical records consistent with Center standards.
8. Documents all emergency calls in CHIPS and logs information in Continuity of Care
databases.
9. Provides emergency support and evaluations for CMHC clinical staff.
10. Performs outreach calls in conjunction with case management staff as needed.
11. Participates in staffing regarding difficult cases to help prevent unnecessary inpatient
hospitalizations.
12. Participates as a member of an interagency crisis response team. ERT will be on call 24/7
and will work as a team to provide quality care for clients and community agencies.
13. Assists with Continuity of Care duties as needed
14. Attends all agency and professional trainings as assigned by supervisor.
15. Attends supervision meetings with supervisor as scheduled.
Responsibilities for Clinical Lead:
1. Determine appropriateness of clients for Respite
2. Training and Supervision of Case Managers for higher level of care of clients
3. Individual therapy daily for clients
4. Leading groups
5. Interviewing potential new staff
6. Development and implementation of groups (3-4 groups daily)
7. Development and implementation of daily life skills based on client needs
8. Development and implementation of daily routine
9. Oversees implementation of Respite plan of care and discharge plan to make sure services
are coordinated and meet client needs
10. Maintain communication and collaboration with outpatient clinical staff
11. Training of student Paraprofessionals
12. Attend trainings and seminar appropriate to position.
MindSprings Health
Jackie Scramstad Supervisor
6916 Highway 82
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
970-945-2583
October 13, 2014 – February 28, 2015
Crisis Clinician
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Responsibilities:
1. Provides mental health and substance abuse emergency services to individuals in crisis or to
community agencies with individuals in crisis.
2. Works with individuals, families, law enforcement and other agencies to coordinate
appropriate level of care in crisis and emergency situations.
3. Assesses level of risk and immediacy of the service needed.
4. Conducts mental status examinations to establish provisional diagnosis and evaluates need
for legal holds and level of care.
5. Provides behavioral interventions as needed.
6. Refers for appropriate follow up services. Collaborates with client, family, law-enforcement
and community agencies around disposition planning.
Centennial Mental Health Center
Phil Moss Supervisor, LPC
211 W. Main St.
Sterling, CO 80751
719-510-2869
May 15, 2013 – April 1, 2014
Emergency Response Therapist
Responsibilities:
1. Responds and provides assessment and intervention services to individuals experiencing
behavioral health emergencies/crises during all scheduled shifts when requested by individuals,
families, law enforcement, hospitals, and other community agencies. The standard response
time shall be: via phone within 15 minutes and in person within 2 hours.
2. Works with individuals, families, law enforcement, hospitals, and other agencies to
coordinate appropriate level of care in crisis and emergency situations.
3. Coordinates with the Value Options Team or other specified authorizing agencies to
determine
necessity of inpatient treatment.
4. Obtains required authorizations prior to arranging inpatient treatment.
5. Completes paperwork for involuntary hospitalizations as applicable, including required 27-10-
CRS documentation, in a timely and accurate manner.
6. Arranges transportation to in-patient settings when needed and pre-authorized by the Value
Options or other specified agency.
7. Maintains accurate and timely clinical records consistent with Center standards.
8. Documents all emergency calls in CHIPS and logs information in Continuity of Care
databases.
9. Provides emergency support and evaluations for CMHC clinical staff.
10. Performs outreach calls in conjunction with case management staff as needed.
11. Participates in staffing regarding difficult cases to help prevent unnecessary inpatient
hospitalizations.
12. Participates as a member of an interagency crisis response team. ERT will be on call 24/7
and will work as a team to provide quality care for clients and community agencies.
13. Assists with Continuity of Care duties as needed
14. Attends all agency and professional trainings as assigned by supervisor.
15. Attends supervision meetings with supervisor as scheduled.
Arapahoe Douglas Mental Health Network
Santa Fe House
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Bette Dorian Supervisor
6509 Santa Fe Dr.
Littleton, Colorado
303-237-7811
November 1, 2012 – May 1, 2013
Residential Mental Health Counselor
Responsibilities:
1. Monitors the clinical milieu including accountability for completion of routine 15 minute, 30
minute and line of sight checks.
2. Regular interaction with clients to observe client mental status and safety risk on the unit.
3. Assists clients in activities of daily living and leads supportive care initiatives.
4. Provides opportunities, through daily interaction and therapeutic activities, for clients to
achieve optimal wellness during an acute mental health crisis while aligning with treatment
goals.
5. Facilitates groups to guide clients in developing skills to help them problem solve, meet goals
and prepare for discharge to the community.
6. Assist with admission and discharge of clients.
7. Actively participate in crisis management including de-escalation when a person is in crisis or
at risk of escalating on the unit.
8. Ensure timely documentation of all interventions provided. .
9. Expected to follow all AllHealth Network clinical policies and procedures as applicable to this
position, including those related to confidentiality, release of information and record keeping.
10. Complete specified trainings at hire and all annual trainings as required by agency and
program requirements.
11. Participate in a) AllHealth Network meetings and trainings as directed, b) team meetings c)
individual and group supervision.
Arapahoe Douglas Mental Health Network
Amy Thompson Supervisor
719-322-5669 or 303-347-6433
5500 S. Sycamore St.
Littleton, Colorado
December 5, 2011 – September 1, 2012
Mental Health Counseling Intern
Responsibilities:
1. Provide outpatient individual, group and family therapy, case management, crisis
management, skill building, and psycho-education services to consumers and their families.
Strong emphasis in time effective and recovery oriented treatment.
2. Facilitate process of assessment and develop treatment focus and goals with consumers.
3. Provide case management and care coordination with providers of service including but not
limited to family members, caseworkers with Human Services, probation officers, primary care
physicians, and other mental health service providers.
4. Participate in opportunities to receive training that will ensure that evidence-based practices
are provided to consumers at AllHealth Network.
5. Perform other duties within the scope of the position and experience, education and ability of
the employee as may be required.
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6. Complete all required clinical and administrative documentation to accepted standards of
practice, accurately, legibly, and by established timelines on agency computer system and
paper as needed.
7. Provide all treatment within the appropriate limits of the given authorization.
Phoenix Interfaith Counseling
Phoenix, Arizona
March 7, 2011 – May 29, 2011
Counseling Intern
Responsibilities:
1. Provides outpatient counseling services to clients.
2. Conducts intakes, assessments, treatment and discharge planning, individual, family and
group counseling, and family support services.
3. Charts progress, maintains clinical records and ensures implementation of treatment and
discharge plans.
4. Monitors and follows up on client needs, does re-assessments as required or as needed, and
submits weekly and monthly service reports as required or needed.
5. Coordinates services as necessary working in collaboration with various State, Federal, and
local agencies.
6. Provides client-centered outpatient clinical services to individuals/ families.
7. Adheres to program guidelines
8. Participates effectively as a member of a team in assisting eligible individuals and families
meet their needs.
Black Hills Workshop and Training Center
Rapid City, South Dakota
September 2, 2008 – November 21, 2010
Associate Instructor
Responsibilities:
1. Drive people to and from work, or to various community activities.
2. Responsible for low level vehicle maintenance of assigned agency vehicle, (check oil, walk
around inspections, clean); drive at night and day in varying weather and road conditions,
insuring for the safety of passengers.
3. Accompany and instruct people in using public transportation.
4. Follow daily work schedule as assigned.
5. Assist people with personal hygiene and care (bathing, brushing teeth, toileting, etc.).
6. Comply with Agency, Health Department and Administrative Rules of SD, (ARSD)
7. Lifting requirements may exceed 50 lbs. during medical and safety emergency situations.
8. Assist with mobility of people served (manual transfers and/or by using equipment) to and
from chairs, couches, wheelchairs, beds, and commodes.
9. Push a person in their wheelchair and/or mechanical lift.
10. Reposition people, who are not able to move on their own, in a sitting or lying position.
11. Instruct and assist people in work and home activities; may include carrying groceries,
cleaning, vacuuming, sweeping, and laundry.
12. Additional duties as assigned which promote the personal outcomes of people we support.
OTHER RELATED SKILLS:
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1. 8 years working with individuals with physical and mental disabilities in a safe and effective
environment
2. Proficient in Microsoft office works word processing, excel, and power point, Lotus Notes and
AVATAR as well as AS400, ClaimTrak, CHIPS, and FREUD.
3.Public speaking
4.Research and Analysis
5. Group development
6. Program development for Respite care
7. Working on Certification for AcuDetox
EDUCATION:
Walden University
Minneapolis, Minnesota
March 2009 – August 26, 2012
MS In Mental Health Counseling – Graduating with Honors
UniversityOf Phoenix Online University
Phoenix, Arizona
October 2006 - March 2009
BS in Psychology Graduated with Honors
WNCC (West Nebraska Community College)
Scottsbluff, Nebraska
January 1, 2005 - May13, 2006
Human Relations
Chadron State College
Chadron, Nebraska
August 21, 1984 – May 13, 1985
General
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES:
Phil Moss LPC
Centennial Mental Health Center - Supervisor
719-510-2869
Teri Kerr - Lead ERT
Centennial Mental Health Center
Railroad Ave.
Ft. Morgan, CO
970-580-8856
Amy Thompson LPSW, LPC - Supervisor
Arapahoe Douglas Mental Health Network
5500 S. Sycamore St.
Littleton, Colorado
303-347- 6433
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Lori Anderson LPC
Arapahoe Douglas Mental Health Network
5500 S. Sycamore St.
Littleton, Colorado
303-347-6419
Bette Dorion – Supervisor
Arapahoe Douglas Mental Health Network
Littleton, Colorado
303237-7811