- Co-manage CICA’s clinical operations, inclusive of providing clinical supervision to a cohort of MSW interns, independently licensed clinicians as well as those seeking independent licensure (e.g. LCSW clinicians). - Provision of onsite supervision coverage- Developing ongoing training/continuing education opportunities- Creating programs and policies that promote improved quality of clinical care at the practice.

Licensed independent clinical social worker providing long term individual psychodynamic psychotherapy to 20+ adults in both MA and NY.

The Epilepsy Foundation of Metropolitan New York has been at the heart of the NYC epilepsy community for almost fifty years, and is New York City’s only specialized organization combining epilepsy education, awareness, and advocacy with individualized services such as counseling and vocational supports. • Hold a caseload of 25 clients age 18+ with Epilepsy diagnoses for long-term individual psychotherapy• Complete both clinical psychosocial evaluations and one-time psychosocial assessments for adolescents with developmental and/or intellectual disabilities and Epilepsy diagnoses • Participate in interdisciplinary case consultation, case management, advocacy, and training of clinical staff • Supervise LMSW, PsyD student, & LMHC clinicians• Provide Cultural Competency Training• Create PNES treatment program

A program dedicated to providing trauma-focused psychotherapy• Complete biopsychosocial intake assessments, progress notes, and treatment plans, and coordinate with the Victim Resource Center to connect clients with resources• Hold a caseload of 8-10 clients age 18+ with complex trauma history for individual psychotherapy• Provide time-limited crisis intervention counseling to clients presenting in the immediate aftermath of violence crime victimization• Co-facilitate a 5-month trauma recovery group• Participate in weekly seminars, including Acute Crime Crisis Seminar, Psychodynamic Formulation Seminar, Psychodynamic Process Seminar, Trauma Seminar, Trauma Group Observation Seminar, and Psychotherapy Seminar

An organization dedicated to enhancing the life opportunities of individuals with disabilities.• Completed intakes and weekly agency reports• Researched and connected clients with resources designed to service individuals with disabilities in the areas of housing, healthcare, higher education, and vocational training• Led relationship-building group with 14- to 16-year-old teenagers with disabilities• Led a parent resource and support group• Coordinated a self-advocacy group for Yachad members• Provided individual counseling with young adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities

An organization that provides children, adolescents, and adults with a broad range of behavioral healthcare and human services • Assisted low-income and mentally ill clients to obtain benefits including Social Security, healthinsurance, housing, and food stamps• Coordinated with clients’ team of providers, and connected clients to local resources• Completed insurance authorizations regularly and kept up-to-date progress notes and treatment plans

A one-to-one community-based mentoring program that matches youth who live in South Boston with caring adult mentors• Supervised an adult mentorship program for at-risk adolescents• Recruited and paired mentors and mentees• Provided match support through ongoing trainings, youth counseling, and family support• Participated in non-profit community coalitions• Assisted with program evaluation and reporting

A program that provides information, referral services, and activities geared toward helping people with disabilities and their families• Assisted with recreational activities and administrative work at agency site serving mentallydisabled adults

A nonprofit that uses advocacy and education to enhance the lives and health of people infected with and affected by HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis C, and other sexually transmitted infections• Provided pre-HIV testing counseling• Supported peer groups for HIV-positive individuals• Planned AIDS awareness events, and attended AIDS-related trainings

• Organized and led educational and recreational programs for inner-city children• Supervised junior staff

A nonprofit public policy advocacy organization dedicated to ending homelessness in MA• Participated in voter education and registration effort aimed at the homeless population inWorcester

• Provided writing instruction to middle-school students enrolled in an activity-based learning program