Mark Sullivan, Msw Email & Phone Number

Charlotte, North Carolina, US

Mark Damian Sullivan, MSW provides fractional business development, communications, public relations, and photography services.With an unconventional background in social work, behavioral health, and marketing, Mark brings a unique blend of skills and perspectives to his work. Mark's experience in social work and behavioral health has given him a deep.

Whitefish, Montana, US

Providing business development leadership to a tech startup that is modernizing and expanding access to Opioid Treatment Programs through robotic innovation.

Waltham, MA, US

Support young start-up company's mission by developing brand recognition and credibility in the North Carolina market. Utilize professional network and behavioral health business intelligence to identify and cultivate relationships with other healthcare providing organizations and health plans, that lead to the referral of new patients, or "members.".

Durham, North Carolina, US

Support the mission of one of North Carolina's largest providers of community-based behavioral services by facilitating projects and communications related to community and stakeholder relations across 7 communities in North Carolina, including Charlotte, Durham, Fayetteville, Kinston, Raleigh, Smithfield, and Wilson. Exemplify agency values to maintain a.

Lead stakeholders in public health, behavioral health, substance abuse prevention, and social services efforts to address opioid/opiate misuse, abuse, and overdose. Identify and secure sources of funding for opioid safety related activities, including public education, naloxone distribution, and provider network development.

Garner, North Carolina, US

Engage community leaders in healthcare, public health, behavioral health, substance abuse prevention, public policy, law enforcement, and social services to work collaboratively to address opioid/opiate misuse, abuse, and overdose. Provide technical assistance to community coalitions, task forces, and committees adopting elements of Project Lazarus..

Provide direction and oversight of programs and staff for comprehensive, 24 hour psychiatric and substance abuse crisis evaluation, short-term stabilization, psychiatric walk-in clinic, mobile crisis team, and including quality assurance, completion and timely submission of clinical assessments, treatment plans, outcome measurements, discharge summaries.

Durham, NC, US

• Lead special project for Northern Piedmont Community Care, a 6 county network of Community Care of North Carolina. Coordinate and catalyze community health initiatives designed to improve the coordination of care.
• Network Coordinator for Project Lazarus, Community Care of North Carolina's cross-system public health intervention aimed at reducing adverse events involving prescription opioid analgesics
• Co-chair Partnership for Healthy Durham (Healthy Carolinians) Mental Health and Substance Abuse
• Co-chair Durham Crisis Collaborative, a systems quality improvement initiative
• Member of Duke Integrated Pediatric Healthcare Community Advisory Board
• Team Leader: Durham Safe Opioid Prescribing Quality Improvement Project, IMPACT Regional Leadership Initiative

• Provided leadership to achieve the goals and objectives of the organization. Primary responsibilities included program administration, information and referral services, public relations, fundraising, grant writing.
• Grew budget by over 100% in 4 years
• Secured over $1 million in private and public grants and contracts. Funders include Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, SAMHSA, Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust, NC Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency.
• Provided community leadership as Chair of Healthy Carolinians of Orange County and Chair of the Orange County Child Welfare Collaborative
• Successfully developed 2 new programso The Pro Bono Counseling Network, providing psychotherapy to uninsured residents of Orange County by developing mental health professional volunteerism. Awarded the North Carolina.
• Awarded the Spilman Award for Outstanding Executive Director in North Carolina, 2008

• Provided community-based counseling and case management to adults living with serious and persistent mental illness and substance use disorders through a public mental health clinic.
• Provided assessment, planning, coordination and advocacy services for patients needing multiple services and requiring assistance in gaining access and managing symptoms. Frequent contact with clients in their homes.
• Coordinated clozapine patient registry program
• Initiated an innovative community garden project bringing together mental health clients, community volunteers, and staff from multiple agencies

Phoenix, Arizona, US

Participated in project evaluating the impacts of reform on the Medicaid system in AZ.

Provided brief intervention to low-level offenders and their families as part of a program aimed at diverting youth from continued involvement in the juvenil justice system.

Master Of Social Work (Msw), Adult Health/Mental Health

Ba, Therapeutic Use Of Wilderness

Sociology

High School