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- 1. Jennifer VothJennifer Voth, LCP, LCAC, LCP, LCAC 114. N. Sheridan, Wichita Ks 27203114. N. Sheridan, Wichita Ks 27203 (316) 772-0765(316) 772-0765 vothfreespirit@yahoo.com Experienced multi-skilled Psychologist with excellent communication skills and ability to work with a diverse population. Education Master¡¯s of Science -Clinical Psychology, May 2001 Fort Hays State University. Hays, KS GPA: 4.0 on 4.0 scale Bachelors of Art in Psychology, December 1998 Washburn University. Topeka, KS GPA: 3.94 on 4.0 scale Graduate Summa Cum Laude License/Certification: LCP- Licensed Clinical Psychotherapist through the BSRB (LCP318) LCAC- Licensed Clinical Addiction Counselor through the BSRB (LCAC246) Strengthening Families Parenting Class Certified Instructor Certification in Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR Professional Experience Intensive In-Home Clinical Therapist/Case manager, September 3, 2013-present. St. Francis Community Services Family Preservation. Salary: $42,500 starting ; $43,775 + bonus current Provide intensive clinical mental health services in the home, schools, and community for individuals and families. Complete Clinical Mental Health Assessments, drug/alcohol screens, and variety of intake assessments covering developmental needs, physical needs, family dynamics, and mental health. Provide individual, couple, and family therapy. Cognitive ¨CBehavioral skills for Addiction Clients. Provide parenting skill education and Strengthening Families curriculum. Provide referrals to community resources. Collaborative work with DCF, Law Enforcement, court professionals, schools, and other community agencies. Maintain treatment plans and clinical documentation. Complete ongoing assessments, progress reports to DCF, and court
- 2. reports. Attend court to provide information and recommendations on court involved cases. Supervise support worker. On call 24 hrs/day to assist in emergencies and crisis stabilization. Family Specialist (In home clinical therapist/caseworker), December 22, 2006- August 31, 2013 (PRN there after) DCCCA Family Preservation Services, Wichita, Ks Salary $34, 500 starting $42,436.42 ending Provide case management and therapeutic services to individuals and families to help improve their functioning and assist healthy family environments. This includes addressing drug/alcohol abuse, domestic violence, Cognitive Behavioral interventions, and behavior modification. Completing Family assessments, Mental health assessments, Treatment planning, Medicaid assessments/documentation, clinical case documentation, substance abuse screens, and UA¡¯s. Completing court reports, attending, and participating in court pertaining to clients. Lead Strengthening Families Parenting classes for parents and children. Collaborative working with DCF, Law Enforcement, CMHC¡¯s, District Attorney Office, and court staff to address and ensure the safety and wellbeing of the children and families. Working with and referrals to community churches and agencies to assist the families. 24 hour on call availability for clients to assist in crisis and emergencies. Supervised WSU Graduate Student in the field. Licensed Masters Level Clinical Psychotherapist (LCP), June 18, 2001- December 16, 2006 Family Consultation Service, Wichita, Ks. Left due to lay offs as a result of financial problems in the agency. Final salary: $36,500 base Provide individual, family, and group therapy for a variety of clientele. Focus of treatment issues included: mood disorders; abuse, therapy with foster care children and their families; behavior problems and behavior modification; psychosocial skills; psychological evaluations; and sexual offender treatment. Duties include case management skills; clinical documentation including assessment and diagnosis, progress notes, and treatment planning; contact and collaboration with other community agencies; court testimony and reports; and hospital and level 6 screens. Leading sexual offender Treatment Groups for adults and Psychosocial Treatment Groups for children. Youth Care Worker, November 2003-December 22, 2006 Options Youth Treatment Center, Wichita Ks Supervise youth on the unit to ensure safety and adherence to structure. Lead anger management and treatment groups. Provide one on one counseling and intervention as needed. Medication dispensing. Complete
- 3. required documentation of medication, activities, and incidents. Instructor of College Courses, January 2004-May 2005 Hutchinson Community College, Newton Branch Instructing 3-hour course on Human Growth and Development, 3-hour course on Abnormal Psychology, 1-hour workshop on stress management, and 1-hour workshop on assertiveness training. Each course included preparation, instruction, development of materials and tests, and grading course work. Clinical Psychology Intern Therapist, August 2000-May 2001 University Counseling Center, Fort Hays State University, Hays, KS Maintain a case load of clients with a wide range of psychological problems who are seen on a routine basis for counseling; maintain progress notes and other documentation; present programs of various sorts including test taking skills and anxiety workshops, stress management workshops, and presentations on eating disorders and self- esteem to students, faculty, and community groups; report to and consult with the Clinical Coordinator and other staff; and administer psychological testing. Mental Health Worker, October 1998-July 1999 Park view Residential Treatment Center. Topeka, KS Supervised the patients; maintained daily progress notes; consulted with social workers, psychiatrists, and other staff regarding the patients¡¯ treatment and progress; interacted with the patients¡¯ family members to help facilitate treatment; treatment planning; provided education and enforcement of proper behavior; organized and lead therapeutic groups; transported and supervised patients on therapeutic outings in the community; and intervened patients using proper MANDT techniques when necessary. Youth Care Specialist, August -October 1998 KCSL. Emergency Youth Shelter. Topeka, KS Responsibilities included direct supervision of youth; administering behavioral management skills and use of the level system; providing individual and group counseling to youth in crisis; monitoring consumption of prescribed medications; ensuring youths' needs where met; documenting daily behavior, processing required logs and reports; and communicating youth's progress to social workers; treatment planning; transported and supervised the youth on therapeutic outings. Resident Manager, August 1999- May 2001 Custer Hall, Fort Hays State University, Hays, KS Responsible for ensuring a safe and educational environment, enforcing hall policies, assisting with administrative duties, organizing monthly
- 4. service projects, organizing monthly educational and social programs, acting as a peer counselor and advisor, assisting residents in getting needed services, working with security, maintaining weekly logs and reports, and on call duty. Resident Assistant, August 1995-January 1998 Resident Halls, Washburn University, Topeka, KS Oversaw the resident halls; acted as a liaison between residents and administration, served as peer counselor, organized group activities, enforced rules and regulations, and prepared required reports. Dietary Manager, 1994-1995 Stormont Vail Hospital, Topeka, Ks Oversaw dietary office in evening. Planned patient special diets and prepared trays. Oversaw the dietary line staff and responsible for the activities of the dietary department in the evening.
- 5. Skills and Competencies Ongoing CEU Training on a broad range of diagnostic and treatment issues including the following: DSM V Diagnosis, Sexual Offender Treatment, Substance Abuse/Addictions, Play Therapy, ADHD, Anxiety Disorders, Autistic Disorders, Solution Focus Therapy, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Parenting Classes, Ethics, In Home Family Therapy, Medicaid Billed Treatment and coding, and Court Reporting and testimony. Understanding and experience in treatment of Dual Diagnosis, affective disorders, behavior modification, sexual offender treatment (individual and groups), addictions/treatment (individual and groups), eating disorders, family dynamic conflict. Knowledge and experience in use of DSM-V and diagnosis of mental and personality disorders. Experience in registration and Medicaid billing. Knowledge and experience in treatment planning and clinical documentation. Experience in performing routine initial intakes of clients including Clinical Mental Health Assessment and diagnosis of mental health disorders and Dual Diagnosis, assessing for suicide risk, as well as assessment of family and environmental dynamics contributing to presenting problems. Experienced in working with other service providers and the use of proper referrals for other services when necessary. SED determination. Prior experience completing mental health hospitalization/Level V screens. Excellent working relationship with Department of Children and Family services (DCF), Community Churches, Schools, and Community Help Agencies. High scores on DCF audits of cases worked. Exceeding in person contact hour expectations with clients. Education of and experience in proper administration and interpretation of psychological testing instruments and assessment tools. Experience with components of an accredited sexual offender treatment program including protocol, leading sexual offender treatment groups, and individual therapy. Experience teaching Parenting Classes in the community, College Workshops, and College level classes. Excellent leadership, communication, listening, and problem solving skills. Ability to remain calm and de-escalate clients in crisis. Ability to join and empathize with clients.
- 6. Computer experience with Microsoft Word, electronic files, clinical documentation, Email, Internet Nutrition and dietary knowledge. Personal Physical/Weight Training knowledge and experience, and nutrition related to training goals. Activities / Volunteer Work Current/recent: Living Well Committee Member for DCCCA. Church and Small Group events. St. Francis Community Services agency social event participation. Weekly weight lifting and training program. National Physique Committee (NPC) Member and participation in Competitions. Participation in PMTO (Parent Management Training -Oregon model) certification course currently. Honors Graduate School: Psi Chi National Psychology Honor Society, Graduate Psychology Departmental Award; Under Graduate School: President's Honor Roll and Deans Honor Roll four consecutive years, Academic Scholarship, Garvey Academic Competitive scholarship, American Business Women¡¯s Association Scholarship three years, Psi Chi National Psychology Honor Society, Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society, National Collegiate Student Government Award, National Deans List three years, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. References: Happily furnished upon request.
- 7. Computer experience with Microsoft Word, electronic files, clinical documentation, Email, Internet Nutrition and dietary knowledge. Personal Physical/Weight Training knowledge and experience, and nutrition related to training goals. Activities / Volunteer Work Current/recent: Living Well Committee Member for DCCCA. Church and Small Group events. St. Francis Community Services agency social event participation. Weekly weight lifting and training program. National Physique Committee (NPC) Member and participation in Competitions. Participation in PMTO (Parent Management Training -Oregon model) certification course currently. Honors Graduate School: Psi Chi National Psychology Honor Society, Graduate Psychology Departmental Award; Under Graduate School: President's Honor Roll and Deans Honor Roll four consecutive years, Academic Scholarship, Garvey Academic Competitive scholarship, American Business Women¡¯s Association Scholarship three years, Psi Chi National Psychology Honor Society, Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society, National Collegiate Student Government Award, National Deans List three years, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. References: Happily furnished upon request.