• Worked with individuals with mental health diagnosis to find and maintain employment• Worked with other healthcare professionals for continuity of care and gaining and maintaining employment. • Networked with local employers to overcome stigma in the workplace and to assist individuals with mental health diagnosis obtain and maintain employment. • Completed necessary documentation such as: authorizations for services, person centered plans (initial, annual and quarterly reviews), progress notes, NCTOPPS and career profiles.

• Assisted individuals in poverty with obtaining long-standing employment • Taught Job readiness classes to the community on basic resume writing, interviewing and communication skills• Began a Kinship Caregiver Support group for grandparents and other relatives taking care of children who have been in the child welfare system. • Coordinated volunteers and guest speakers and managed a budget for Kinship Caregiver Support group

• Provide direct care to SPMI population in terms of supportive counseling, socialization skills and pre-vocational skills in a psycho-social rehabilitation center setting. • Obtaining and filing all necessary paperwork for client charts• Writing Person Centered Plan’s on a yearly basis for all on-going clients and PCP updates every three months for between 40-50 clients• Authorizations for PSR services with regional MCO every 3 months for new clients and every 6 months for on-going clients• Performing intakes for new clients and discharging clients who no longer are in need of PSR services • Making referrals for clients who are in need of increased psychiatric care• Engaged community members and businesses to assist PSR program in terms of volunteers, partnerships, employment opportunities for clients• Training new PSR staff and supervising 4 PSR staff.• Maintained daily P-I-E notes for 8-15 clients.

• Responsible for children aged three and their planned curriculum activities• Responsible for the safety of the children and communicating with parents on the needs of their children• Observing the children’s developmental milestones and communicating with parents about any developmental issues.

• Responsible for the safety and security of a homeless shelter with forty women and children• Resolved resident conflicts with multiple conflict resolution strategies• Assisted volunteers with childcare, cooking meals, cleaning and leading groups.

• Evaluated social, spiritual and emotional factors. • Evaluated bereavement requirements of patient’s family members.• Helped patient and family handle medical recommendations, coordinated as member of interdisciplinary team and acted as a resource for patient and family.