• Conducting initial and ongoing assessments of clients with traumatic brain injuries in a supported living and residential setting• Planning and facilitating individual and group treatment sessions based on client interests to promote community reintegration, socialization, and cognitive growth• Developing and documenting treatment plans, progress notes, and monthly goals for each individual client • Supervising student interns in accordance with the NCTRC competencies and providing education on basic brain injury fundamentals

• Developed and executed an activities program in accordance with FHC Property Management Standards which includes physical, social, emotional, and cognitive components• Coordinated weekly community outings and special events based on residents’ recreational and leisure interests• Managed activity expenses in compliance with budget guidelines and collaborated with team members regarding budget needs

• Evaluated and assessed adults with physical disabilities and impairments in the outpatient therapy center utilizing standardized assessment tools• Planned and facilitated individual and group treatment sessions in accordance with the ATRA Standards of Practice and NCTRC competencies • Utilized patients' leisure interests to develop innovative interventions and promote community reintegration, socialization, physical, and cognitive growth • Documented appropriate goals, progress notes, and discharge summaries for each individual patient • Collaborated with members of the treatment team to implement effective co-treatment sessions and discuss patient progress

• Implemented an early childhood education program for 14 students in accordance with The Malvern School philosophy and National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) Standards• Led the planning of developmentally appropriate activities that cater to the cognitive, scientific, physical, and artistic needs of each student, while taking into account each child’s individual skills, interests, and talents

• Facilitated Children’s Lives Include Moments of Bravery (CLIMB), a program for the youth that demonstrates how to cope with having a parent diagnosed with cancer• Provided emotional support and scheduled bereavement groups for families dealing with a minor that has been diagnosed with pediatric cancer• Engaged children through recreational and artistic activities while utilizing coping mechanisms