I help low income and homeless individuals find and keep housing. I am responsible for helping client maintain their mental health symptoms, assisting clients in maintaining their housing, attempting to help find employment for the clients, along with linking clients with resources for basic needed items. I have needed to advocate for my clients during legal proceedings and have often needed to advocate in front of a judge for my clients. Many clients deal with a mental health diagnosis so treatments and goals revolve around those diagnosis. I have heavy input on a client's treatment goals including input on any medication changes.

I interact with clients on a daily basis and I help the clients learn life skills. I am responsible for ensuring that the clients are working on their treatment plans, helping to deal with crisis situations as the arise, providing input for any changes made to client's treatment plans, documenting data, interacting with the client's family/county worker, helping to maintain a safe and clean environment, helping clients to work through therapeutic problems, relaying information to therapists and management, and helping the clients to achieve their goals.

I help direct what happens of what occurs in the group home for a given shift. My responsibilities include helping implement client's therapy into their every day life, teaching clients life skills, crisis management, making sure everyone is in a safe and secure environment, keeping track of various paperwork, communicating with therapists and management, working with clients to achieve their goals, see and direct the other qualified mental health specialists that are working on my shift, and to help schedule the tasks of others.

Same research as before, only I am more active in the arranging of the visits as well as helping to organize all of the material more.

I collected data on various projects, looked at tissue samples, worked with data, mounted slides and just help out with anything that needed to be done around the lab. I helped contribute to work that was used in the master's thesis for two people, and some of my work was part of a presentation that was given at The Cleveland Clinic.

Graded papers, answered e-mail questions, made copies of things, held office hours, helped with various research projects, and anything else asked for various undergraduate courses.

I ran participants in a series of psychological tasks. I would have to administer the tasks in the participant's home and collected all of the data for analysis,

I pretty much did anything and whatever needed to be done. Ran the register, make pizzas, did prep work, clean, and sometimes run a shift where I would be in charge of who did what and when people went home. I pretty much just worked on everything in the store as things came up.

I just helped out with drumline in teaching them new music and field placements for the upcoming season. I was in charge of helping people learn their music, positions on the field, and any other work that needed help.