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Complete diagnostic intake assessments using DSM V criteria and determine and defend medical necessity of ongoing treatment to insurance companiesProvide ongoing treatment planning and psychotherapy for issues such as: insecure attachment, depression, anxiety, PTSD, C-PTSD, DID, boundaries, effective communication, relational distress in romantic and family of origin relationshipsUse Brainspotting and EMDR as appropriate for resourcing, processing trauma, and focus mindfulness

Supervised the Treatment arm of the Washington County Drug Court Program which included direct service, staff supervision, representing CODA treatment in court staffing and attending court proceedings.Supervised a total of 6 staff including Certified Recovery Mentors, CADCs and masters level clinicians.Collaboratively developed a Recovery Mentor Program with Washington County.

In addition to below Behavioral Health Special duties, Coordinated IRISS team meetings, case conferences and events for team members and program participants. Helped to develop the treatment aspect of the IRISS program, evaluating curriculum and specifically criminality needs, tracking patient progress and assisting in research projects.Facilitated growth of the program through the addition of two probation officers and lapses in communication during a major program transition.Collaboratively created a social work intern program; Trained and supervised graduate level interns.Super user for CODA’s Electronic Medical Record which included both training other staff and problem solving with system administrator.

Conduct substance use treatment intakes and assessments. Determine medical necessity for substance use treatment including screening for detoxification needs; provide diagnostic evaluation of substance use disorders, and evaluate placement within ASAM criteria.Provide individual and group counseling services including treatment planning and documenting progress.Coordinate with referents and community partners regarding the patient's individual treatment needs and progress.Work collaboratively with clinic staff, supervisor and referents to most effectively meet client’s needs.

Working with special needs children toward goals of full inclusion in after school community programs.

Clinical trainee in the Drug/DUI Court Program.Demonstrated skills in creating and implementing effective and individualized treatment plans.Experience with Department of Mental Health standards and paperwork.

Counseled children ages 5 to 14 years old by providing support and assistance with life transitions, academic planning and interpersonal difficulties.Implemented individualized educational goals and objectives to enhance student responsibility, accountability and independence.Collaborated with teachers, parents and student advisors

Provide supervision and care to Level 14 youth (ages 10-18) in a 6 bed home and keep accurate documentation of daily activities. Certified in the passing/handling of medications(including psychotropic medications)Effective use of interventions in crisis situations and conflict resolution

Managed a team of people as a Team Leader providing great guest service.Managed the functional aspects of the check lanes, guest service desk and photo lab.Participated in conflict resolution with guests as well as amongst team members.