Julia Lamb, Mha Email & Phone Number

Aurora, Colorado, US

• I provide oversight for the $4 million federally funded Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) implementation. CCBHC is a gold-standard of behavioral health care as a client-centered, whole-health.
• Successfully led the organization-wide implementation and compliance to 115 CCBHC criteria, ensuring the delivery of high-quality care standards.
• Improved the client experience through an in-depth community needs assessment that evaluated the status of mental health and recovery care in the AMHR community.
• Orchestrated the development of a trauma-focused learning program which will result in over 200 clinicians becoming subject matter experts in Evidence-Based Practices like TF-CBT, EMDR, and DBT.
• Implemented a robust population health management model that utilizes measurement-based care and real-time data to ensure the right people get the right care at the right time. This model empowers AMHR staff to.
• Built a comprehensive sustainability plan for CCBHC operational work that aligns with our commitment to financial viability while addressing complex community needs.

Aurora, Colorado, US

• As a Quality Improvement Specialist, I played a key role in optimizing operations and ensuring regulatory compliance across the organization. By leading interdisciplinary workgroups and strategic initiatives, I.
• Optimized billing processes and reduced costs through comprehensive audits and center-wide initiatives.
• Led interdisciplinary workgroups, resulting in enhanced processes, policies, and EHR functionality.
• Established a best-practice peer review process and developed dashboards for comprehensive data analysis.
• Provided leadership in the CCBHC grant project, focusing on population health management, EHR optimization, VA services, and data analytics.
• Built strategic partnerships with community stakeholders, aligning business goals and enhancing community services.

• At CMHIFL, I began as a student intern, was hired as a Clinical Therapist II in October of 2012, and progressed to becoming the Director of the Music Therapy Clinical Training Program in 2017. I utilized.
• Achieved a 150% increase in academic contracts as the Director of the Music Therapy Internship Program by proactively collaborating with universities and developing new marketing materials.
• Attracted, developed, and motivated an outstanding, diverse, high-performing intern team through effective leadership, recruitment, training, and mentorship.
• Developed clinical documentation improvement plans with discipline stakeholders and facilitated hospital-wide training on the guidelines.
• As a member of member of the hospital unit’s management group for eight years, I promoted recovery principles, facilitated professional growth of team members, mediated conflicts, and made critical decisions related to.

Newton, Massachusetts, US

Columbus, GA, US

Master Of Science - Ms, Health Administration

Master'S Degree, Music Therapy

Bachelor Of Music