Offered individual and group behavioral health services, using psychosocial rehabilitation and recovery principles, as well as evidence-based practices that focus on goals specified in the client plan. Concentrated on Serious Mental Illness (SMI) and Personality Disorders, mainly Borderline Personality Disorder. Conducted behavioral health assessment of clients at least annually or as needed. Worked with various providers in the region or system to coordinate care for clients in the program to ensure continuity of care and appropriate services. Assisted clients in developing service plan goals, prioritizing areas of need, goals, and areas of strength. Provided crisis intervention as needed and indicated in order to ensure the safety of clients, other members, and staff. Developed and maintained positive and professional working relationships with community health, welfare, and social agencies in San Diego County. Specialized in assisting clients with obtaining benefits such as SSI, SSDI, Medicare and Medi-cal in order to meet their financial and medical needs.

Assists the Program Director in the oversight of the program and provides supervision in assessment and treatment planning and in the delivery of treatment, rehabilitation and support services to clients with Serious Mental Illness, Personality Disorders and Co-occurring substance use disorders. Assists the program director in the day-to-day clinical operations of the CRF teams including scheduling of staff work hours to assure appropriate coverage for team of 100 clients and 10 staff. Leads the daily staff meetings and treatment planning meetings, the majority of the work responsibilities are supervisory in nature. Trains CRF staff on clinical assessments, documentation and County and State requirements with regards to billing and accurate service provision.

•Restructured the Master of International Relations program: classes, workshops, trips abroad•Coordinated and managed the annual Chambers Lecture of more than 100 people including alumni, faculty, students, political scientists from Southern California, and the general public•Organized bi-weekly department meetings, social activities, department events, faculty class schedules, faculty syllabi and graduate receptions•Contacted and compiled data from four hundred alumni of the past 25 years into a database available online•Planned debate parties, election prediction contests and election events to encourage student participation in local/national politics•Updated and maintained the webpage for both undergraduate and graduate students•Compiled internship, department, and university data and events for a bi-weekly newsletter•Maintained organized records and distribution lists, as well as updating Facebook, LinkedIn, and news and events for all 350 undergraduates and 40 graduate students•Hired and trained two federal work study students•Oversaw 6 department budgets of $400,000 in cooperation with department chair using Noetix•Managed department programs: Pi Sigma Alpha, Model United Nations, The Washington Center•Handled confidential information for parents and students•Conducted communication with future students regarding the department and university and assist with visits to campus•Tracked and prepared expense reports for faculty and student travel

Work one-on-one with kids/adults with disabilities that range from Asperger's Syndrome to Cerebral Palsy. • Applied Behavior Analyst Lead Group Member: Supervise mentors and volunteers in working with disabled and mentally-retarded teenagers. Meet with parents to set up a working plan of change and evaluate child’s progress. Focused on preparing client’s with the necessary skills for different environments such as a bowling alley. Plan appropriate events and social outings to challenge and meet the needs of clients

•Compiled data on enrollment trends, recruitment efforts, and budget expenditures the past 10 years using both Excel•Analyzed data and showed results using PowerPoint to present to the CEO•Developed system to organize records of academic departments and keep detailed records of daily activities•Organized and processed payroll for 50 employees on a weekly basis

• Worked with clients in appointment setting, client file review before court dates, and interviewing prospective clients • Drafted clients’ billing, memo writing, and letters to the court • Prepared financial documents for court proceedings • Researched past medical claims in reference to workers’ compensation claims in regard to paid leave and work-caused disability • Generated analysis pieces on insurance claims

• Worked with prosecuting attorney to prepare for court• Created files and reviewed past cases to identify similarities to support case• Assisted judges and attorneys in the preparation of plea bargains • Prepared subpoenas for attorneys • Interviewed witnesses and victims for statements to bolster state’s case