-Manage a caseload of incarcerated clientele with acute mental health symptoms-Provide individual and group therapy to clients on the Mental Health Unit at the prison-Manage crisis situations and make decisions based on crisis assessment

-Complete crisis prescreen assessments to determine treatment recommendations-Petition for mental health inpatient civil commitment to a delegated magistrate when appropriate-Provide crisis counseling and intervention-Provide individual therapy to caseload of individuals receiving outpatient treatment

-Complete suicide assessments to determine risk and make recommendations for intervention as needed-Provide crisis counseling and support-Utilize counseling interventions to help inmates with coping as well as preparing for their release

-Conduct and submit clinical assessments for TDT and IIH programs-Provide individual counseling to clients involved in the TDT program-Provide TDT services to a caseload of middle school clients

-Meet with adults in the community to help them with their mental health concerns -Provide counseling techniques in relation to the issues clients are facing in their lives -Provide therapeutic and psychoeducational interventions

-Provide in-home therapeutic and psychoeducational interventions to youth and families -Complete Intensive Supervision Plans (ISP’s) with the client to set treatment goals -Adhere to client’s daily schedule and redirect them on task as needed-Utilize de-escalation and crisis intervention strategies with clients when necessary

-Provide psychoeducational skills training to a caseload of adult and child clients-Perform general case management to adult and child clients to connect them with resources -Conduct crisis assessments for individuals experiencing various forms of crisis within service area

-Interact with and monitor patients with mental illnesses that are in an inpatient treatment setting -Build therapeutic rapport with patients-Utilize multiple crisis intervention techniques

-Worked with youth referred by the juvenile probation department on vocational and life skills -Assisted foster youth ages 18-21 in establishing independent living skills before aging out of the foster system.

-Managed a caseload of youth that are placed on deferred probation-Supervised youth placed judicial conditions while awaiting court-Met regularly with juveniles and their families to monitor behaviors and compliance -Provided resources and made community referrals in response to the youth and family's needs -Contacted the victims of crimes committed by juveniles to connect the victims with resources

-Managed a caseload of youth that have been placed on either informal or formal probation. -Met regularly with juveniles to monitor their behaviors and compliance with probation terms -Obtained behavior reports from juvenile’s family and school-Provided general counseling, support, and guidance-Prepared legal documents and testify in court

-Worked directly with Lubbock Police Department to provide support, counseling, and resources to victims of different types of traumatic events that occur in Lubbock.

-Provided general counseling and skills building techniques to youth in need or at risk. -Met regularly with youth to provide support and counseling services-Prepared materials and resources according to the youth's needs-Provided general family counseling-Collaborated with family, schools, and local agencies to identify and address needs of youth

-Supervised individuals on probation with various mental health needs.-Discussed and monitored mental health issues with the individuals-Made referrals to mental health providers, counselors, medications assistance programs, and other general community resources-Supervised individuals in Lubbock County who have been placed on probation by the courts.

Coordinate and navigate through the overlapping criminal justice system and mental healthsystem to transition mentally ill individuals who are misplaced in the correctional system backinto the community with the proper supports and structure needed to keep them on a positivepath.• Regularly visit mentally ill individuals in the county correctional facility while collaborating withmany of the facility’s staff, including social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, andcorrectional officers in efforts to facilitate coordination of services• Work with all parties of the correctional system including judges, police, probation, and publicdefenders as well as various types treatment agencies throughout the county as a combinedtreatment team to provide overall support for the clients

Perform community outreach throughout the county to intervene, assess, and resolve variousforms of crisis that community members experience. Accept referrals from district judges,county judges, police officers, doctors, treatment centers, and family members to workintensively with individuals who struggle with mental illness and who have become involved inthe legal system.• Provide counseling and guidance to individuals to assist them through the mental health andcriminal justice system• Divert individuals who have acquired legal charges as a result of their mental illness into themental health system from the criminal justice system

Perform all psychiatric technician duties while being a leader and advocate for all new hires andcurrent psychiatric technicians.• Disperse all assignments and responsibilities• Take on a larger workload when necessary and distribute responsibilities in times ofunplanned crisis throughout the shift• Represent the concerns of fellow psychiatric technicians during meetings with members ofadministration• Train newly hired psychiatric technicians

Interact with and monitor patients with mental illnesses• Develop therapeutic rapport with patients• Provide counseling and guidance to patients• Identify and analyze various behaviors• Interview, evaluate, and monitor vital signs of patients• De-escalate hostile situations• Apply multiple crisis intervention techniques (Verbal, Physical)• Identify and remain alert to explicit and implicit behaviors• Perform one-to-one observations

Work with patients suffering from comorbid substance abuse issues and mental illnesses• Respond to behavioral, fire, and medical emergencies• Monitor cameras• Watch for and record notable behaviors of patients• Investigate incidents and suspicious behavior• Address and follow up on altercations between patients

Watch for suspicious behavior and activities and respond according to procedures• Respond to behavioral, fire, and medical emergencies• Monitor security cameras for suspicious activities• Trained as security supervisor