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1 Webster Avenue, Apt. Street Address (C) PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE EMAIL AVAILABLEProfessional ExperienceCasa Esperanza, Inc. Roxbury, MA. Feb. 2018 Aug. 2018Latinas y Nios Residential ProgramSenior Treatment CoordinatorCoordinates Intakes, Admissions and Discharges to and from the programCompletes psychosocial assessments for women in the programConducts psychosocial assessments of each child in the program and makes referrals to additional mental health, and developmental support services when neededConducts initial assessment for each client and generates individualized treatment and service plans based on Casa Esperanza, Inc.s Clinical Logic ModelProvides the 12 core counseling functions to each assigned client: screening, intake, orientation, assessment, treatment planning, counseling, case management, referral, education, crisis intervention, record keepingCoordinates internal and external services, i.e. legal, medical, and housing, employment, training, etc.Works closely with clinical team to ensure client individualized treatment and service plans are completedWorks closely with the Clinical team and DCF to ensure that child service plans are implemented, and child needs are addressedFacilitates group interventions as required (including Trauma, Parenting Education, etc.)Conducts weekly individual sessions with children, and their mothers, during and after the reunification processDocuments all client encounters and progress, completes necessary reports, and maintains up-to-date client files.Manages crisis interventions as needed.Conducts urine screening for clients as needed.Develop aftercare plan with the client.Senior Peer Health Navigator/Medical Case Manager March 2017 February 2018Facilitate weekly HIV/AIDS Peer Support and educational groups.Work closely with the Recovery Support Services to ensure that clients needs are being met.Accompany clients to medical appointments and social support appointments and activities.Conduct home visits and outreaches to re-engage clients into care.Work closely with our Casa Esperanza/BHCHP counseling and testing services.Work closely with Medical Case Manager to reengage clients.Work closely with team to ensure program and organizational goals are met.Support clients by providing them with peer coaching/counseling sessions.Conduct intakes, assessments, individuals service plans, and ongoing evaluation with clients living with HIV/AIDS.Attend and participate in community networking meetings.Collaborate with neighboring agencies to establish working relationships.Assist in all reporting as required by Program funding sources.Attend all relevant case conferences and staff meetings including MDT.Enter all clients date into e2Boston.Supportive Housing Case Manager May 2016 March 2017Conduct global assessments with each resident and develop an Individual Service Plan (ISP) within two weeks of lease signing. ISP should identify residents needs, preferences, and desires with clear, measurable goals and specific action that align with HUD Service Plan for each projectConducts resident orientations including: review of tenant rights and responsibilities; review of maintenance procedures; walk through of emergency evacuation procedures; and providing information on services available on campus.Provides case management and supported referrals to services including: benefits and entitlements; legal assistance; primary and specialty medical care, including childrens healthcare and dental services; HIV/AIDS supports; domestic violence support; parenting supports and education; meal services; outpatient mental health and substance abuse treatment; education, employment, and/or volunteer opportunities; and peer support and other recovery oriented groups.Conduct home visits as needed to ensure tenant safety and engagement in support services.Coordinate internal and external services needed to meet service plan goals and increase residents ability to maintain housing and engagement in recovery supports.Provide mentoring and support in activities of daily living, such as financial management, meal preparation and nutrition, personal hygiene and fitness, personal and fire safety, household management, and conflict resolution skills that will help residents to maintain permanent housing.Senior Treatment Coordinator February 2012-May 2016Mens Residential ProgramCoordinates Intakes, Admissions and Discharges to and from the programConducts psychosocial assessments for clients in the program and makes referrals to additional mental health, and developmental support services when neededConducts initial assessment for each client and generates individualized treatment and service plans based on Casa Esperanza, Inc.s Clinical Logic ModelProvides the 12 core counseling functions to each assigned client: screening, intake, orientation, assessment, treatment planning, counseling, case management, referral, education, crisis intervention, record keepingCoordinates internal and external services, i.e. legal, medical, and housing, employment, and training, etc.Works closely with clinical team to ensure client individualized treatment and service plans are completedConducts program groups as necessary (relapse prevention, self-esteem, orientation group)Facilitates group interventions as required (including Trauma, Parenting Education, etc.)Documents all client encounters and progress, completes necessary reports, and maintains up-to-date client filesManages the monthly and weekly review of medicationsManages crisis interventions as neededConducts urine screening for clients as neededDevelop aftercare plan with the clientOn Call (rotating)Reentry Specialist Mens Program May 2007-February 2012Conducted initial assessment for each client to generate appropriate treatment plan and servicesCollaborated initial assessment for each client to generate appropriate treatment plan and servicesDeveloped aftercare plan with clients prior to completion of treatmentProvided individual counseling sessions on a weekly basisFacilitated in house groups such as Thinking for a Change curriculum on a weekly basisPeer support Group FacilitatorProvided 30, 60, 90 day follow up for clients released from the programEvaluated participants from across Massachusetts to complete Relapse Prevention questionnaires at 6 and 12 months.Coordinated with other agencies for intakes for the programAppointment setting for in house clients including for medical, case management, and counseling purposesResident Assistant/Front Desk ManagerGeneral reception, signing clients in and out, taking calls from clients and for staff. Greeting and signing in visitors, sorting and distribution of mailTook urine samples for drug analysis on any client on a random basis or for any suspicion of drug abuseTracked clients by ensuring clients are to be where they are supposed to be. This is conducted by performing hourly walkthroughs the house, telephone spot checks, recording clients comings and goings and documenting telephone contactProvided informal counseling, giving advice, support, and information to the clients, answering questions, and often listening to the residents concerns, desires, and complaints.Centro Latino de Chelsea, Chelsea, MA April 2001-May 2003Program CoordinatorDeveloped and implemented small and groups addressing HIV prevention, Risk reduction, Substance Abuse, Health, and wellness issues.Developed an outreach plan/strategy to reach at risk MSM with particular attention to providing educational information and referrals to the Latino communityParticipated and documented outreach referrals and activitiesIn-House Trainings (Casa Esperanza) 2008-PresentWorking with Clients that Express Trauma and PTSDHandling Emergencies and talk to Mental Health Clinicians, Psychiatrist, other professional in the fieldDSM and Axis review, how to complete a diagnosisGroup facilitation skills (Part I and II)Understanding and supporting client diversity with regard to the Americans with disabilitiesResolving Conflicts and De-Escalating Emotionally-Charged SituationsCounter transference/transference: What does it mean? How does it affect my workThe Strength Based Counseling and Case Management modelBringing meaning to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the Latino Community; The basic & beyond the numbers (Part I)Bringing meaning to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the Latino Community (Part II and III)Motivational InterviewingSkills and AbilitiesLeadership: An experienced team leaderInfluencing, leading, and delegating abilitiesAbility to initiate/manage cross-functional teams and multi-disciplinary projects.Critical thinking, decision making and problem solving skills.Planning and organizing Organizational abilitiesResult oriented: Ability to achieve the target within given timeExcellence Communication skills.Strong interpersonal skillsLot knowledge of appropriate community resourcesLot knowledge of Ryan White Standards of Care.Negotiating skillsConflict resolution.Adaptability Efficient under pressure, always meet deadlinesEducation:* Certified Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselor - Anticipated date of Certification: December 2018* Appointed 2017-2019 Boston EMA Ryan White Planning Council* High School Diploma from South Boston High School 1984* 2 years of college at the National College, Arecibo Puerto Rico 1990 1992* Certified Application Counselor Program 2017* Complete Mass Health Hospital Determined Presumptive Eligibility (HPE) course in the Mass Health Learning Management System.* First Aid/CPR* Latino/a Behavioral Health Workforce Training Program BostonAlcohol and Drug Counseling Training Program |
