•Manages a 2 million dollar fund through the State Opioid Response Grant across 2 OTP clinics in California. •Schedules and facilitates meetings with local community organizations to discover any barriers to MAT/OTP services. •Coordinates a community needs assessment with the local coalitions to determine educational needs and resources•Builds effective partnerships to facilitate engagement and outreach.•Suggests solution tactics and provides follow up meetings to ensure continued relationship and coordination. •Performs general administrative duties as assigned and participates in supervision activities.•Maintains current Grant records in database and electronic files, including grant tracking and reporting.•Coordinates with Clinic Director regarding patients eligible for Grant. •Attends all mandatory meetings and presents data of grant findings.

•Liaison between the hospitals and the professionals in the communities served by the hospital. •Assist Director of Business Development in creating and implementing marketing plans for the hospital •Plans programs and events that build relationship between hospital and referral sources •Create and build networking relationships in tue local and regional healthcare community•Establish and maintain collaborative relationships with medical professionals to develop active referral sources

●Responsible for organizing all programming for the Hermanas Unidas, Inc Alumni Association ensuring an environment for personal and professional development/ networking. ●In charge of aligning all events with the vision and mission of Hermanas Unidas, Inc.●Creates and maintains favorable programming to foster hermandad amongst alumni. ●Conducts meetings and coordinates tasks with committee members.●Collaborates with Alumni Association Committee members and creates connections to build relationships within the organization. ●Oversees committee tasks and supports member retention.

● Provides rehabilitation services and models coping skills for clients to utilize.● Develops strong rapport and supportive, nurturing relationship with clients and families.● Provides support and linkage to families and encourages participation in family stabilization and counseling services.● Meets with clients in diverse community settings to offer support, advocate, gather information and provide resources.● Link clients to appropriate services in the community that will support and align with the treatment plan.● Works closely with treating clinicians to exchange information and receive clinical direction on case.●Conducts weekly Parenting Groups

● Advocate, support, and serve underserved and underrepresented individuals from Merced County.● Provides outreach services to clients and their families that have limited access to mental health resources, face stigma and discrimination or are experiencing barriers to healthcare services.● Conducts intake assessments using the strength based 4D Model and Columbia suicide prevention screening if necessary.● Facilitates a 12 week program of social skills and bully prevention training through small group/full classroom sessions for K-12 grade school students.

● Verified patient information (ie. verifying insurance eligibility) into Next Gen, the clinic’s registration system and the scheduling system with 90% accuracy.● Connected patients to appropriate programs so they can be seen by a provider if insurance is not accurate or present at the time of the visit.● Maintain records and tracked payments from patients, and was readily available to answer patients’ billing questions.● Record patient’s data and messages for nurses and providers by using an electronic health record system (EHR) to improve patient’s safety and maintain Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) compliance.

● Organized and updated over 100 patient charts a day to enhance clinical staff’s accessibility as well as scheduled client appointments and maintain high standard during peak hours.● Other duties include but not limited to translating for doctors and patients, conducting urine tests and other clerical duties.

● Presented a 40 minute workshop and discussion about mental health disorders and how they affect our community at the Hermanas Unidas Annual Statewide Conference of California State University Los Angeles on February 16, 2019.● Held leadership positions throughout the three years I was in the organization at UC Merced:○ Co President: August 2017 - May 2018○ Academics: August 2016 - May 2017○ Campus Liaison: August 2015-May 2016

Promoted from Assistant Manager to Sales Manager within a year Conducted interviews and training workshops for candidatesCoordinated one on one meetings, team meetings and assisted representatives with resourcesMaintained front office updated and presentable

● Coordinated 3-hour therapy sessions for 3 different cases a week for children with disabilities in order to best incorporate both skills that they knew as well as skills that they were struggling with.● Manually recorded behavioral and social data and transcribed information in the main database.● Collaborated with clients, their parents, and other technicians to encourage effective delivery of social skills education.● Maintained professionalism during home visits to discuss confidential information with patient.