Madison Hakey Email & Phone Number

Aurora, CO, US

Denver, Colorado, United States

Denver, Colorado, United States

• Manage a caseload of 150+ clients with brain injuries, disabilities, spinal cord injuries, and mental health diagnoses.
• Act as a liaison between clients, the Department of Human Services, and service providers.
• Organize personal schedule to ensure on-time performance of outreach, assessments, follow-up, and documentation.
• Utilize multiple software systems to cross-reference information, record client contact, report updates to clients in a timely manner, develop service plans, create and update documentation, and maintain accurate.
• Match clients with desired services by performing options counseling on behalf of Medicaid and the organization.
• Participate in DEI Employee Council focused on identifying and remedying unjust practices within the organization.

Littleton, Colorado, United States

• Coach 40 individuals with mental health and substance use diagnoses in finding employment during recovery.
• Plan, organize, and lead group workshops for 3-14 participants on a variety of employment-related subjects including writing resumes and cover letters, interview skills, professionalism and workplace communication, and.
• Guide job seekers through the employment process including job searching, submitting applications, interviewing, onboarding, training, and acclimating to the workplace.
• Record accurate and detailed notes and submit all documentation in a timely manner.
• Collaborate with clinical care teams of 1-6 providers to ensure clients receive holistic, wrap-around services.
• Outreach job seekers and local employers to increase engagement in IPS program.

Centennial NW, Denver

• Manage schedule and daily activities of child who is visually impaired.
• Support child emotionally, socially, cognitively, academically, developmentally, and behaviorally to promote success in and out of the classroom
• Record daily and overall data on child to report to team of experts
• Collaborate and communicate with team of up to 12 school and community-based experts from a variety of fields to ensure the child receives the best support in all areas
• Scaffold academic material to fit the child's individual needs and IEP requirements
• Lead group activities with 3 to 17 students grades 3 through 5

Greater Denver Area

• Manage and advise 40 undergraduate, master, and Ph.D. level consultants every day to ensure consultants were effective, productive, and efficient in the Center
• Collaborate with superiors and colleagues to provide onboarding and ongoing training for consultants
• Produce training checklists, websites, and videos as well as orientation and staff meeting agendas and materials
• Track consultant training and ensure completion of professional development
• Contribute to website, mass email, flyer, poster, and other marketing and recruiting material, and support supervisors in creating, editing, and updating job descriptions
• Identify consultant talents and challenges, and create training to support growth

Greater Denver Area

• Market ePortfolio software by creating website material and conducting workshops
• Conduct research on effective ePortfolio usage and training
• Create how-to workshops on ePortfolio software, promoting the program
• Train ambassadors to conduct workshops in an array of settings campus-wide
• Learn platform and construct 2 ePortfolios to enhance knowledge and ability to train
• Work alongside students to produce their own ePortfolios

Greater Denver Area

• Adapt consulting work to incorporate ongoing professional development in pedagogy and practices of teaching
• Consult 120+ students from MA, Ph.D., and undergraduate programs
• Gain rapport with students to boost retention rates and guide them in achieving academic, professional, and personal goals
• Adjust consulting style to meet an array of student needs
• Update workshop materials and lead workshops on writing and career materials
• Review a wide variety of resumes and cover letters, identify talent through conversation and written materials, and advise students on how to best highlight their strengths

Greater Denver Area

• Undergo trainings in mental health first aid and tutoring strategies for neuro-diverse learners
• Adjust my tutoring style to meet an array of student needs
• Strategize with students who have a variety of learning differences to encourage independence and confidence
• Assess student needs and present possible solutions for difficulties such as locating and negotiating campus resources, communicating with professors and peers, organizing academic work and schedule, and maneuvering.

Greater Denver Area

• Training in trauma-informed practices and handling confidential information appropriately
• Code, transcribe, and interpret confidential data from experiments and reports
• Organize the input of data and distribution of coding amongst research assistants
• Trained in SPSS Statistics software and Institutional Review Board procedures

Burlington, Vermont Area

• Support and teach children struggling with the effects of neglectful, abusive, and economically troubled situations at home
• Communicate and collaborate with colleagues, families and children, some of which suffer from behavioral and cognitive difficulties
• Assess and adapt the classroom environment to the needs of infants, toddlers, parents, supervisors, and other teachers to maintain a safe and productive setting
• Design and execute class activities for infant and toddler aimed at developing their cognitive, behavioral, interpersonal, and fine-motor skills

Bachelor'S Degree, Psychology & English

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Psychology

Graduated Magna Cum Laude Chosen for distinction in both fields of study Wrote two theses