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Castle Rock, Colorado, United States

Performs full performance level intensive case work services including case management, referral, placement, and assessment/evaluation which requires independent judgment and a significant understanding and application of professional principles and department standards.Performs case management activities involving complex, difficult, and complicated problems/cases, assess for safety and risk of individuals and families and develops an appropriate service and/or treatment plans, provides on-going counseling and referral services, and determines appropriate placement actions.Develops and implements a treatment plan to provide a variety of social services referrals and to define goals and objectives, determines need for social, behavioral, medical, and/or, psychological services, provides crisis intervention, refers clients to support agencies, and monitors individual and family progress, cooperation, and acceptance of services.Serves as a member of an interdisciplinary team, participates in defining, establishing, and implementing treatment goals and plans, and provides and group work services.Establishes, maintains, and coordinates services and activities with relevant community agencies, monitors and evaluates activities of agencies contracted to provide a variety of social services, and evaluates progress of placements and/or other services.Represents the department in accordance with Title 19 of the Colorado Children’s Code and Volume 7.Prepares case records, reports, and documents and complies with state and federal standards in providing case documentation in the Colorado Trails system. Testifies in court by providing expert and non-expert testimony and prepares comprehensive reports to allow the court to make findings and recommendations that affects court-ordered treatment plans.Performs other duties as assigned.

Colorado’S 18Th Judicial District

The 18th Judicial District CYDC Programs are committed to assisting, advocating for, and supporting families through the judicial process by supervising, assessing, and connecting to ongoing services, in order to provide an alternative to detention which will ultimately reduce recidivism and long term involvement in the juvenile justice system. Daily activities include supervising pre-adjudicate youth who are currently on bond in the community and reporting information back to the Court in a timely manner.Constantly assessing needs of families/youth to ensure appropriate therapeutic supports are implemented to address present concerns. When concerns arise, work with the families/youth to deescalate and solve problems. Consult with professionals throughout several different organizations/agencies to ensure a collaborative approach is being utilized and all agencies are working towards similar goals. Visit youth in a secure detention setting to create a safety/supervision plan to provide additional support upon release. In extreme circumstances, notify the Court/District Attorneys Office that the youth/family has violated the terms and conditions of his/her bond and recommend a Failure to Comply Warrant be issued.

Centennial, Co

Intake: Complete data entry; if appropriate fingerprinting and mug shots.Screening: Administer the Massachusetts Youth Screening Instrument Version 2 (MAYSI-2) and on a case-by-case basis the CRAFFT; 18th Judicial District High Risk Victim Identification Tool; School Refusal Assessment Scale-Revised (SRAS-R); and/or Southwest Michigan Child Trauma Center Trauma Checklist.Assessment: Conduct a one-on-one Motivational Interview with the youth to complete the Colorado Juvenile Risk Assessment (CJRA) or the JAC questionnaire.Case Planning: Recommend supportive services and/or positive intervention strategies.Release: Coordinate with guardians or partnering agencies for an alternative release from the program. May also facilitate crisis intervention for youth and families prior to release.Case Management: Contact with the youth and guardian post-assessment to track progress and recommend additional resources or referrals if needed.

Lakewood, Colorado

Performs courtesy fingerprinting services for Lakewood residents who require fingerprints for a variety of purposes, as required by state and/or federal law. Includes such requirements as Gaming License applications, Social Services/day-care licensing, school teacher Education Bill licensing, Real Estate Board, Insurance Board, Dealer Licensing Board, State Bar licensing, State Medical-Dental-Nursing Board licensing, and U.S. Immigration and Naturalization, Securities and Exchange Commission, Electronic Income Tax Preparers, etc., and fingerprints and photographs persons required to register with the Police Department under the Community Corrections statutes.Records full ten-finger sets of inked and electronic fingerprints, palm prints and takes information from person being fingerprinted.Enters physical descriptor data and other information into the electronic mug system to initiate photographs and create record.Enters physical descriptor data or demographics and other information in to the LiveScan fingerprint machine to create fingerprint card records.Replenishes supplies, as needed. Assist Fingerprint Technicians with filing of fingerprint cards, shredding records and other related duties as assigned.

333 W. Hampden Ave, Englewood Co 80110

• Worked 40+ hours a week during breaks to help pay for educational expenses.• Completed prep work for the lunch shift to ensure timely customer service• Prepared food during lunch rush to produce accurate orders on time • Cross trained to work in all areas of the kitchen

Denver, Co

Responsible for teaching and monitoring the children’s routines including hygiene, meals, household chores, and program rules. Involved in activities and supervision of children at play in individual and group scenarios. Following a treatment plan, working to provide a supportive, structured environment for residents in order to promote growth, ensure safety, and establish therapeutic relationships with the children. Work with children during a crisis to help control the outburst behavior and provide emotional support. In extreme cases, Implement Therapeutic Crisis Intervention techniques during a dangerous outburst to physically control youths body and ensure safety of both youth and others.

Lakewood, Colorado

Assisted court marshals with warrant processing and running FBI criminal histories using NCIC, the national databaseAssisted administrator in assembling dockets for video court involving 10 – 30 inmates a dayGreeted clients on probation at the front desk and assisted them in completing paperworkCompleted two Juvenile Pre-Sentence Investigations under the supervision of a probation officer Made phone calls to inform citizens of a signed warrant for their arrest

8241 South Holly St., Centennial, Co 80122

• Hired as crew and was promoted to shift manager • Managed restaurant operations during closing shift• Provided excellent customer service by quickly resolving problems with orders • Balanced cash registers, closed restaurant and made final bank deposit

Bachelor’S Degree, Criminal Justice/Criminology And Theater, 3.89

Activities and Societies: Honors in Discipline: Theatre; ETSU Honors College, Dean’s List (Seven Semesters), Alpha Phi Sigma – Criminal.

High School, 3.86 / 4.00

Activities and Societies: Denver Academy Drama ClubGraduated with honors and I was chosen as the Salutatorian for my graduating class.