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Charles City, Virginia, United States

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Richmond, Virginia, United States

• Collaborated with the VA Department of Health to obtain access to vital records to assist with the processing of claims.• Attended the Language Access Community hosted by OVC and worked on a Language Access Plan for VVF.• Fiscal monitoring experience – I facilitate the solicitation process for the sponsorship program out of VVF, review expenditures, monitor the expenses are allowable, review activities around the sponsorship to ensure compliance is met for the agreed stipulations.• Conducts funding research for federal solicitations for compensation programs. • Provides budget tracking, guidance, and support to relevant management staff. • Provides advice and technical assistance with cost analysis, fiscal allocation, and budget preparation.• Coordinate efforts with various law enforcement agencies, prosecutors, social services, health, employment, and advocacy organizations to obtain documentation necessary as proof of crime-related expenses incurred by victims and claimants. • Provide outreach, technical assistance, and training to local Victim Witness Advocates to increase knowledge and expertise about benefits offered by the Virginia Victims Fund.

Richmond, Virginia, United States

• Adhere to Code of Virginia laws and Attorney General Guidelines regarding victim rights and services, work to ensure victims are financially compensated, notified of their rights and are provided with the support they need to cope with the impact of crime. • Complete timely completion of reports regarding eligibility, productivity, and claim activities.• Ensure offender billing information is up-to-date and coordinate follow-ups with Commonwealth Attorneys for restitution orders and redirect requests.• Coordinate efforts with various law enforcement agencies, prosecutors, social services, health, employment, and advocacy organizations to obtain documentation necessary as proof of crime-related expenses incurred by victims and claimants.• Utilize empathy and respect in order to provide trauma-centered and strengths-based approaches to intervention aimed to help victims discover skills and coping strategies to help manage future triggers.• Collaborated with Richmond City VW, DCJS, VVF: Sr. Claims Examiner, Assistance Director, and Director regarding response/assistance to the Altria Theater Shooting – June 2023.• Ability to review, process, and handle complex claims and claims with multiple victims. • Attended the two-day FAC Workshop provided by VDEM/NTSB – August 2023.• Review law enforcement investigative reports for all claims in a high-volume, fast-paced environment to determine eligibility of claims and whether the victim of such crime contributed to the infliction of his injury. • Communicate consistently via phone and email with law enforcement and Victim/Witness Advocates to ensure the victim is cooperative throughout the criminal justice process for all claims submitted.

Chesterfield, Virginia, United States

• Composing, editing, proofreading, and preparing correspondence, reports, and spreadsheets for the Communications Division. • Brainstormed ideas, composed, and coordinated the submission of the quarterly division newsletter.• Maintaining records, and purging files, coordinating required forms and documents with Human Resources to fill vacant positions. • Provides training for staff and periodic refresher training for supervisors and technicians on the department policy and procedures. • Create content and distribute division newsletters.• Successfully organized and implemented a training program for supervisors and leaders in an effort to foster professional development and encourage growth and advancement within the division. As a result, the workshop was adopted by the division as a permanent, annual offering for all employees. • Coordinates division activities, evaluates performance of employees, identifies, and resolves conflicts, backup for time and attendance and leave coordination.

Richmond, Virginia, United States

• Developed Law Enforcement training curriculum, materials, and procedure for requesting and receiving police documentation in order to expedite the claims process.• Collaborated with the Policy Analyst and IT to develop and update a report for Law Enforcement. • Review law enforcement investigative reports for all claims in a high-volume, fast-paced environment to determine eligibility of claims and whether the victim of such crime contributed to the infliction of his injury. • Provides day-to-day leadership, coaching and counseling to staff.• Collaborate with CICF Ombudsman & Medical Services Team to ensure claimants and stakeholders submit all necessary documentation for claims completion.• Serve on CICF Response Team for mass crisis and casualty incidents such as the May 31, 2019, Virginia Beach shooting in order to triage and assess situations and provide prompt, onsite needs assessments and assistance directly to those victims.• Monitored & tracked the awards related to the VA Beach Shooting incident in Excel, compared the awards to the AEAP Grant, to assist finance with reallocating the grant funds.• Participated in Group Crisis Intervention sessions with victims of crime though facilitation and supportive roles in order to assess impact of trauma and identify potential risks and concerns of re-traumatization. • Complete timely completion of reports regarding eligibility, productivity, and claim activities.• Ensure accuracy and completeness of award and denial recommendations through reconciliation reports.Developed and implemented new claims examination procedure to include eligibility processes based on departmental structure changes in order to reduce the average time for decisions.Enter and initiate claims for victims of violent crimes, verify eligibility, and use logical reasoning to make determinations and process awards within specific deadlines in order to mitigate the financial burdens faced by victims and their families.

Richmond, Virginia, United States

• Adhere to Code of Virginia laws and Attorney General Guidelines regarding victim rights and services, work to ensure victims are financially compensated, notified of their rights and are provided with the support they need to cope with the impact of crime. • Complete timely completion of reports regarding eligibility, productivity, and claim activities.• Ensure offender billing information is up-to-date and coordinate follow-ups with Commonwealth Attorneys for restitution orders and redirect requests.• Coordinate efforts with various law enforcement agencies, prosecutors, social services, health, employment, and advocacy organizations to obtain documentation necessary as proof of crime-related expenses incurred by victims and claimants.• Utilize empathy and respect in order to provide trauma-centered and strengths-based approaches to intervention aimed to help victims discover skills and coping strategies to help manage future triggers.• Collaborated with Richmond City VW, DCJS, VVF: Sr. Claims Examiner, Assistance Director, and Director regarding response/assistance to the Altria Theater Shooting – June 2023.• Ability to review, process, and handle complex claims and claims with multiple victims. • Attended the two-day FAC Workshop provided by VDEM/NTSB – August 2023.• Review law enforcement investigative reports for all claims in a high-volume, fast-paced environment to determine eligibility of claims and whether the victim of such crime contributed to the infliction of his injury. • Communicate consistently via phone and email with law enforcement and Victim/Witness Advocates to ensure the victim is cooperative throughout the criminal justice process for all claims submitted.

Richmond, Virginia, United States

• Utilize empathy and respect in order to provide trauma-centered and strengths-based approaches to intervention aimed to help victims discover skills and coping strategies to help manage future triggers.• Adhere to Code of Virginia laws and Attorney General Guidelines regarding victim rights and services, work to ensure victims are financially compensated, notified of their rights and are provided with the support they need to cope with the impact of crime.• Build strong, lasting relationships with local, state, and federal law enforcement and Victim/Witness Advocates.• Provide updated claims status to claimants, victims, and victim witness ensuring they remain up to date as to the status on the claim.• Review incoming and outgoing mail, emails, and efaxs- uploading documentation to the claims to be reviewed; responding accordingly; and ensuring accuracy and completeness. • Entering claim applications, reviewing, updating, and assigning to claims examiners.

New Kent County, Virginia, United States

• Answered telephone calls from distressed callers, administrative callers, and citizens looking for assistance.• Determined the sensitivity and accuracy of the emergency and was able to dispatch the call appropriately for police, fire, and rescue.• Knowledge and understanding of public safety protocols, providing accurate information to citizens, entering the calls and information into the CAD database.• NCIC/VCIN – entering, modifying, and/or clearing the warrants, orders of protection, stolen items, missing persons, and runaway juveniles.• Assisted with the training and onboarding of new hires.