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Decatur, GA, US

• Assisted law clerk and judge in drafting judicial orders/recommendations, including orders to compel to show cause, orders to file joint preliminary discovery plans, and dismissals for failure to comply with a lawful.
• Researched and analyzed case law on the Fair Credit Reporting Act, employment discrimination, Title VII, §§ 1981, 1983, shotgun pleadings, motions to dismiss with prejudice, immigrant detention, and attorney’s fees.
• Observed mediation and civil and criminal court proceedings, from preliminary examinations to verdicts, on matters involving product liability, civil rights, immigration detention, and other federally relevant cases.

Mountain View, CA - California, US

-Implement Senior Services Program Strategic Plan goals and objectives,-Intensive case management, incorporation of technology in the delivery ofservices to improve efficiency and extend hours of operation and the provisionof mobile or off-site services to facilitate access to services.-Maintain accurate and timely case record documentation-Maintain.

Scotts Valley, CA, US

-Initiated, coordinated, and oversaw the administration of provider network surveys-Reviewed survey outcomes and identified trends and opportunities for provider education and network expansion and provided relevant information to the Provider Relations team-Assessed key access indicators to ensure provider compliance with network adequacy standards and.

San Jose, California, US

-Assisted clients with proper ERAP COVID-19 relief, documentation, and application for rental arrears-Enrolled and advised English and Spanish-speaking clients in Medi-Cal benefits and other social service programs-Supported lawyers and clients in compliance with legal stipulations-Collaborated with housing attorneys and community members in case.

Queens, New York, US

• Managed 20-30 households providing them with cash relief, benefits enrollments, and internal program referrals
• Supported agency-wide assessment, planning, and interventions in support of clients and in accordance with policy
• Directed outreach to individual households for services not currently handled by QCH staff/programs through intakesessions and benefits enrollment
• Collaborated with advisory and executive committees to determine suitable interventions and policy initiatives forCOVID-19
• Provided case management for monolingual Spanish-speaking clients

New York, NY, US

-Designed a network for Intensive Case Management that filled interpretation service gaps at national levels through an availability and incident reporting system for contracted interpreters and caseworkers-Supplemented capacity-building training for Intensive Case Management refugee program offices across the UnitedStates-Developed supplemental training.

Conducted case management assessments and client intakes for effective program placement with clients buildingself-sufficiency, relapse prevention, and continual recovery -Counseled groups of 12 patients using relapse prevention tools to facilitate recovery -Arranged and organized transportation, medical appointments, and court hearings with clients.

-Advised key constituents on collaborative efforts by facilitating meetings and developing resources for culturalevents such as Black History Month, LGBTQ+ issues, Latino, and Asian Pacific Islander graduations-Raised awareness related to marginalized student identities by facilitating dialogues, training, and cultural celebrations for the Whittier College.

Advocated and coordinated shelter for recently homeless individuals seeking housing and therapeutic support-Mapped collateral contacts to create sustainable social network systems for continuous client care-Implemented over 200 hours of Fieldwork and client/case management and Social Service Administration (needs assessment, asset location, and social.

Richard Nixon Fellowship-Analyzed statistical and primary evidence from public data on Nixon’s administration to identify and produce a reporton welfare enrollment and funding outcomes for Latino populations throughout the United States-Outlined policy recommendations for effective bipartisan legislative expansion of welfare programs

-Oversaw volunteer work and opportunities for Cal State LA Students through Students for Education Reform to become engaged with the local community of Monterey Park, Boyle Heights, South Gate etc. in School District 2-Established student-led coalitions through campus outreach, canvassing, and data collection on the California State University of Los.

Master Of Social Work - Msw, International Welfare & Refugees Policy

Juris Doctor, Law

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Social Work