Crystal Collins Email & Phone Number

Franklin, Tn, Us

Nashville, Tennessee, United States

- Perform intake and enrollment assessments, person-centered planning, and ongoing maintenance and monitoring of overall service provision and each members well-being- Partnering with members and families to identify needed supports and direct services to meet personal goals for good health, employment and independent or community living- Collaborates with a team of clinical and social support colleagues to meet the physical, behavioral health and long term service needs of each member- Conduct thorough and objective face-to-face visits with and assess each members situation to determine current status and needs, including physical, behavioral, functional, psycho-social, financial, and employment and independent living expectations- Utilizing criteria for authorizing appropriate home and community based services and confirm those services are being provided and that members needs are being met

Nashville, Tennessee, United States

- Manage a case load of up to 60 Big/Little Matches- Provide ongoing support to all match parties including the volunteer, parent, and child to ensure adherence to program guidelines, child safety and to offer appropriate coaching- Secure surveys from match parties to gauge outcomes of participation- Connect families to other resources in the community as appropriate- Schedule and lead introductory match meeting between volunteer, child and parent toreview rules, guidelines and expectations- Participate in weekly one on one supervisions with manager- Participate in agency trainings, staff meetings, case review, and program huddles- Represent the organization in a positive light, reinforcing the organization’s mission

Greater Chicago Area

- Effectively manage and maintain a caseload of 60-80 families.- Coordinate intake appointments, evaluation appointments, and ongoing therapy services for children and their families. - Coordinate Chicago Public Schools Transitions for children who are aging out of the Early Intervention Program - Maintain patient files ensuring all necessary documentation and consents are obtained and stored securely. - Maintain cases digitally in C-stone including entering intake information, service authorizations, individualized family service plans, and case notes. - Facilitate team meetings with therapy providers and the families they serve for service plan reviews and alterations- Maintain an active Service Coordinator Credential by participating in continuing education opportunities. - Participate and collaborate with co-workers in team meetings and one-on-one supervision sessions with Team Lead.

- Effectively manage caseloads of up to 15 families, performing the various services of supervised visitation, case work and parenting education- Assess client needs and concerns, set services goals and assist the clients in achieving set goals - Connect families with local agencies such as The Salvation Army and the Trustees Office- Actively participate in weekly staff meetings as a team with the Tutors and Therapists- Assist clients in determining their eligibility and applying for services such as SNAP, Medicaid/Medicare, Energy Assistance Programs and Financial Assistance Programs- Accurately record case histories in the form of detailed progress notes, supervised visit notes and monthly reports- Complete parenting assessments and parenting education curriculums based on the results of parenting assessment- Participate in on-call crisis response rotation and complete crisis responses as needed - Maintain communication with referral sources in order to ensure services provided are aligned with the goals set forth by the referral source and that State standards are met

- Prepared snack, activity space and leisure activities for students prior to arrival- Provided assistance with homework- Completed documentation in the form of incident reports and physical injury reports in a timely manner

Bloomington, Indiana Area

- Planned and led educational lessons and activities for the 4th – 6th demographic of the club- Created fun, theme based educational activities designed to improve engagement and retention - Completed documentation in the form of incident reports, injury reports and positive behavior reports- Communicated effectively with parents related to any reports that were associated with their child

Bloomington, Indiana Area

- Managed the 4th – 6th grade girls’ homeroom, which included creating a schedule of daily activities- Managed the computer lab for all age demographics of the club. Developed age appropriate computer activities for the two demographics of the club (K-3rd and 4th-6th) - Prepared activity spaces and snack prior to students arriving - Led the SMART girls’ curriculum in the spring- Completed documentation in the form of incident reports, injury reports and positive behavior reports

Bloomington, Indiana Area

- Guided prospective students and families throughout a dormitory and dining hall- Provided prospective students and families with important information regarding campus living options, dining plans, and navigating campus. - Answered questions and referred families to additional informational resources when appropriate

Bachelor’S Degree, Social Work

Activities and Societies: Alpha Sigma Alpha, Phi Alpha: National Social Work Honor SocietyDean's List: Fall 2014, Spring 2015, Fall 2015

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: Student Council