• Supported a caseload of 75 to 90 clients. • Worked with families and community agencies to advocate on behalf of clients • Identified needs of clients and family members to support in-home and work environment needs. • Set annual goals with clients, checked in monthly to follow progress and determine any need for changes. • Anticipated issues that could interrupt services and helped problem solve with clients to address them. • Mediated conflicts between clients and outside agencies. • Identified and responded to clients/families in crisis and made timely referrals as needed. • Performed annual assessments with clients and providers to access needed services in a timely manner. • Collaborated with Department of Vocational and Rehabilitation. • Communicated, connected and met with outside agencies concerning client services. • Composed clear correspondence between clients and agencies. • Referred individuals to appropriate developmental disabilities administration and other community agencies.

• Managed a caseload of twenty clients for Child Protective Services. • Investigated referrals involving potential child abuse and neglect. • Developed service plans for families based on immediate and ongoing needs. • Coordinated services for clients with developmental disabilities. • Authorized payments for services appropriate to client service plans. • Followed Federal, state and department regulations, deadlines and procedures. • Attended client court proceedings and collaborated with attorneys and law enforcement officers. • Completed referral and case documentation within a proprietary database. • Maintained regular contact with a network of service providers.

Managed a caseload of twenty clients and their families. • Provided support in client housing, health care, education and case management. • Assessed needs of parents and children with developmental disabilities. • Assisted clients in setting goals based on their individual needs. • Coordinated biannual safety and investigative assessments for client households. • Conducted home visits as clinically necessary and completed case documentation. • Conducted parenting classes utilizing local healthcare and social service specialists. • Participated in staff meetings to evaluate client and program progress. • Attended administrative hearings as a client advocate. • Maintained regular contact with a network of service providers. • Completed case documentation within a database.

• Conducted preschool classes for children ages three to five. • Participated in Individualized Education Program (IEP) meetings. • Created lesson plans for developmentally-disabled children to implement IEP requirements. • Adhered to Federal regulations and procedures for program documentation and operation. • Conducted home visits and parent-teacher conferences to review child progress. • Supervised and trained assistant teachers and para educators. • Obtained needed services and resources for families.

• Assisted in conducting preschool classes and creating lesson plans. • Obtained services, attended meetings and documented child progress.

• Planned art, craft and recreational activities for children ages five to eighteen. • Conducted self-esteem, anti-violence and anti-bullying programs. • Assisted in educational and outdoor field trips. • Utilized conflict resolution techniques.