Dustin E. Bartley, M.S., Limhp, Ladc Email & Phone Number

• Chapter Adviser, Gamma Phi Chapter at Nebraska Wesleyan University, 2007-present
• NWU Theta Chi Building Company, Inc. Board of Directors, 2006-present
• National Volunteer (Regional Counselor, Counselor, Chapter Advisory Board Ambassador, faculty at numerous regional and national events and trainings), 2007-present

New service development, training, implementation and evaluation.Adult behavioral health service definitions, financial assistance eligibility criteria and service rates.Mid-level communication with system partners (Nebraska Department of Correctional Services, Parole Supervision, Department of Health and Human Services - Division of Behavioral Health.

Lincoln, Nebraska

Lincoln, Nebraska

• Conduct financial reviews of services, make adjustments as needed and recommend confirmation for payment under predetermined specifications of the Fee for Service Delivery Voucher system
• Perform on-site reviews of Fee for Service Voucher system, grants and other designated services, to verify and document all elements affecting eligibility and payment, liability, or insurance amounts in compliance with.
• Interview providers and contact collateral sources in order to collect evidence substantiating eligibility as a registered provider
• Maintain detailed records and evaluating information collected
• Assist in developing and implementing system quality control reviews
• Assist in conducting audits of registered providers

• Facilitate Helping Men Recover group using trauma-informed Helping Men Recover curriculumPreviously:
• Provided individual and group counseling in an Intensive Outpatient (IOP) substance use treatment program
• Used the Matrix Model as the standard curriculum, including group, individual, and family education sessions
• Participated as a member of the Lancaster County Adult Drug Court team in weekly meetings and court hearings
• Completed substance use evaluations and made recommendations for appropriate levels of care

Lincoln, Nebraska

• Provided clinical, programmatic and administrative supervision, ensuring quality behavioral health services
• Supervised 8-10 full- and part-time therapists in the mental health and substance use treatment programs
• Completed Initial Diagnostic Interviews (IDIs) for therapists who cannot practice independently
• Provided individual mental health and substance use treatment and substance use evaluations
• Provided coverage for Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and Outpatient substance use treatment groups
• Participated in continuous quality improvement initiatives

Lincoln, Nebraska

• Substance use evaluations/treatment recommendations
• Individual mental health and substance use counseling
• Provide coverage for Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and Outpatient substance use group therapy

• Provided individual and group counseling in both Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) substance use treatment programs
• Served as agency representative in weekly Lancaster County Adult Drug Court team meetings
• Completed intake paperwork, providee an orientation to services provided, and developed client treatment plans
• Communicated with managed care organizations to authorize payment for clients in treatment
• Communicated with state and federal pretrial, probation, and parole officers regarding client progress

• Screened jail inmates charged with Class III and IV felonies for participation in the Pretrial Release program
• Forwarded assessment results to defense attorneys, prosecutors, and County and District Court judges
• Attended bond review hearings, provided supervision recommendations, and coordinated transition into program
• Facilitated psychoeducational groups for Drug Court and Pretrial Release clients

• Provided individual and group counseling for clients in both short- and long-term residential substance use treatment
• Screened clients in civil protective custody and emergency protective custody for potential substance use disorders and made recommendations for further evaluation and treatment
• Communicated with probation officers, medical personnel, and other concerned persons about client progress

• Provided individual and group counseling for a 16-bed substance abuse treatment/reintegration facility
• Integrated components of the Matrix Model and Thinking for a Change curriculum into counseling sessions
• Communicated with probation officers, physicians, and other concerned persons regarding client progress
• Collaborated with case manager regarding appropriate consequences for violating residential policies
• Shared on-call responsibilities for twenty-four hour emergency response

• Summer Conference Coordinator (Summer 2004 and 2005)
• Served as a liaison between camp directors and ESU Residential Life, emphasizing customer service
• Coordinated logistics and staffing needs for camp check-ins and check-outs of up to 500 people
• Co-supervised sixteen to twenty summer conference assistants
• Completed initial billing for residence hall usage
• Shared on-call responsibilities for twenty-four hour emergency responseAssistant Complex Coordinator (August 2004-May 2005)

• Greek Life Intern (August 2001-May 2003)
• Served as a liaison between NWU administration and Greek chapters, ensuring compliance with regulationsStudent Organizations Intern (January 2001-May 2001)
• Maintained a database of all student organizations, their presidents and advisers
• Organized a campus-wide Student Involvement Fair to assist student organizations in recruiting new membersStudent Worker (August 1999-December 2000)
• Assisted campus organizations in event planning and completed general clerical duties

M.S., Mental Health Counseling

•Phi Kappa Phi, All-Academic Honorary

B.A., Psychology

Activities and Societies: Minors in German, Spanish and Religion•Theta Chi Fraternity, Gamma Phi Chapter, 4 years -Chaplain & Chair of.