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Vancouver, Bc

Vancouver, Canada Area

Vancouver, Canada Area

Montreal, Quebec

"Introduction to Grounded Theory", SWRK 725 Advanced Qualitative Research Methods and Data Analysis"Introduction to Grounded Theory", SWRK 653 Research Methods 1, Qualitative Methods"Canadian Disability Policy: The Waiting Game - Access to Services for Families of Children with Disabilities", SWRK 428 Social Policy and Administration“Autism: A Case Study in Hope & Non Bereavement Loss”, SWRK 668 Living with Illness, Loss and Bereavement"Descriptive research, measurement, reliability and validity", SWRK 423 Social Work Research"Introduction to Social Science Research", Humanities 101

Montreal, Quebec

Montreal, Quebec

SWRK 423, Social Work Research, Fall 2016SWRK 423, Social Work Research, Winter 2013SWRK 424, Mental Health and Illness, Winter 2012SWRK 320, Practice with Individuals and Families 1, Fall 2010SWRK 326, Practice with Individuals and Families 2, Winter 2011

Montreal, Quebec

Montreal, Quebec

Montreal, Quebec

Part-time position consisting of facilitating knowledge translation groups for paediatric rehabilitation clinicians at MAB-Mackay Paediatric Rehabilitation Centre in Montreal, developing KT materials, analyzing follow-up interview data, and writing up the project for publication.

Montreal, Quebec

Part-time position involving running a focus group of field instructors in order to assess the field evaluation procedure at the BSW level. Also involved transcription of focus groups, coding and data analysis. Assisted in the revision of the BSW field evaluation and learning contract forms.

Montreal, Quebec

SWRK 320, Practice with Individuals and Families 1SWRK 326, Practice with Individuals and Families 2These are required courses for students in the BSW program. They are designed to provide a foundational knowledge of social work practice theory and frameworks informing practice with individuals and family systems. They also focus on integrating these frameworks in a variety of settings in which social workers engage with a diversity of clients. These positions involved revising and developing the course syllabi and content, lecturing, creating course assignments, developing and facilitating experiential class exercises, grading assignments, and consulting with students.

Montreal, Quebec

Oversee a number of funded research projects relating to families of children with neurodevelopmental diagnoses, including: - Environmental Scan of Programs Available for Children with Neurodisabilities Presenting with Emotional/Behavioural Dysregulation in Canada (a sub project of Child Bright)- Support Matters! Investigating Transitions and Support Matters! An Online Parent-to-Parent Connection. Seeking to understand the support needs and experiences of existing supports of parents at specific times of transition in their child’s life and to generate a professionally facilitated online discussion group for parents.- CIHR team in Parenting Matters! The biopsychosocial context of parenting children with Neurodevelopmental Disorders in Canada. This program of research involves a systematic review of parenting children with chronic health conditions and disabilities (CHCD) and Neurodevelopmental Disorders (NDD) and a mixed method clinical study of parenting children with NDD. The position involves coordination of many aspects of the project, including project planning, recruitment, ethics applications, literature review, data analysis and management of work-study students.

Montreal, Quebec

- Supervised and trained adults with intellectual disabilities in diverse socio-professional settings: workstations, workshops, on campus and day programs.- Facilitated the social integration of clients by offering them the necessary support to attain maximal autonomy and the best quality of life possible.- Taught job and social skills based on need.- Implemented and created individualized programs to assist clients in developing appropriate behaviors for their daytime setting.

Montreal, Quebec

- Supervised adolescents on an on-call basis- Implemented a program designed to help residents to achieve a higher level of authority

Montreal, Quebec

- Supervised and trained adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities using ski pole production as the medium- Planned and implemented individualized client intervention plans - Created worker evaluation tools as needed- Produced written and verbal worker evaluations- Recommended future job possibilities for clients- Liaised with social workers and other professionals in order to best support clients

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Social Work

Activities and Societies: Peer Reviewer, International Journal of Qualitative Methods; Doctoral Student Representative, Dean's Selection.

Master Of Social Work (Msw)

Placements at: Centre de Santé et de Service Sociaux (CSSS) Cavendish (Community Health and Social Service Centre); and Montreal.

Bachelor Of Science (Bsc), Psychology

Activities and Societies: Best Buddies, Peace by Peace Montreal, Project Prometheus (Big Brothers and Big Sisters Montreal, Elizabeth.