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Mental Health Manager

Location:
Charlotte, NC
Posted:
August 03, 2014

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Delores Burrill

Objective Manager/Social Worker/Therapist position that would

enable me to utilize my clinical skills.

Education

Master of Social Work, May, 1997

Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C

B.S. - Employee Assistance Counseling, August, 1993

Franklin University, Columbus, Ohio

Licensure LCSW - North Carolina - Since 2007

Previous Licensure: LISW-Ohio;

LCSW-C-Maryland; LICSW-District of Columbia

Air Force Veteran

Clinical Skills Inpatient & Outpatient Psychiatric Experience

Knowledge/Experience with Managed Care; Medicare &

Medicaid

Case Management / Crisis Intervention / CBT &

Motivational Interviewing Skills

Child Welfare - Abuse & Neglect Investigator

Group / Individual Psychotherapy & Play Therapy

Elder care / Nursing Home / Dialysis / Hospice

Social Work intervention with Diverse

Populations/including Homeless Individuals

Supervisory Experience

Director - Early Childhood Development Center

Intensive In-Home Therapist/Team Lead

Professional Carters Circle of Care, Inc. / ARJ LLC

Experience August, 2013 - Present Charlotte, NC

Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) providing

Intensive In-Home (IIH) therapy as a team member of

three to include the LCSW and two Master's Level

Qualified Professionals (QPs). The IIH team

provides mental health services to "at risk"

children and adolescents and their families. Also,

responsible for managing and supervising the IIH

team. Duties include: reviewing the documentation

of the QPs; providing therapeutic guidance for

interventions; scheduling weekly visitations with

clients; weekly supervision of the QPs and managing

Medicaid payment authorizations for the clients.

Hospice & Palliative Care Charlotte Region

October, 2012 - January 17, 2014 Charlotte, NC

Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with the

Northeast Homecare Team. Conduct psychosocial

assessments and provide "end of life" care

promoting "quality of life" to patients; caregivers

and other family members when an individual has

various terminal disease processes.

Mecklenburg Co., DSS - Child Sex Abuse Unit

May, 2008-October, 2012 Charlotte, NC

Senior Social Worker (LCSW) with the Child Sex

Abuse Unit. Conduct investigations of allegations

of child sex abuse and institutional abuse.

Conduct family assessments and collaborate with law

enforcement including DJJ; lawyers; child

advocates; and court participation.

Domestic Violence Healthcare Project (DVHP) - CMC

Forensic Medicine

DVHP On-Call Staff-Back-up

July, 2012 - January, 2013 Charlotte, NC

Masters level clinicians who provide "back-up" to

DVHP volunteers during various work hours to

include weeknights, weekends, and holidays.

"Back-up" staff to respond to pages and/or phone

calls from the paging operator or DVHP volunteers.

If called to the hospital, staff back-up meets with

the patient and conduct a safety assessment, safety

planning, photo injury documentation, and referrals

to community resources.

Hospice & Palliative Care of Charlotte Region

Levine & Dickson Hospice House-

PRN & Weekend Medical Social Worker

Oct 18, 2010-Apr, 2012 Charlotte, NC

Medical Social Worker (MSW) providing assistance

and support to patients and family members whose

loved ones have been admitted to Levine & Dickson

Hospice House in preparation for their "transition"

from life to death. Completion of psychosocial

assessments.

Fresenius Dialysis Medical Care (Part-time)

Sep 2000 - Mar 2001 - Washington, DC

Aug, 2009-Mar 2010 Charlotte, NC

Social Worker (MSW) providing services to patients

in ESRD receiving dialysis. Completed psychosocial

assessments; participated in QAI and POC meetings;

conducted family meetings and conducted monthly

"Vitality Day" presentations on various topics to

include, 'depression'; 'treatment options'

'vocational rehab', etc.

Beatties Ford Family Counseling Center

Aug, 2008 - Sept, 2010 Charlotte, NC

Provided therapy for children, adolescents, and

families (including couple therapy). Also,

conducted Diagnosic and Clinical Assessments.

Family Advocacy Program (FAP) Manager/Sexual

Assault Response Coordinator (LISW)

Aug, 2006-May, 2008 DLA, Defense Supply Center,

Columbus, OH

The FAP Program is a Dept of Defense (DoD) program

that offers various services to military and

civilian individuals and their families. I

conducted educational seminars, workshops, and

classes on topics such as 'parenting'; 'elder

care'; 'child abuse'; 'domestic

violence';'depression';'death/grief & loss';

'couple issues';'deployment'; etc. I conducted

confidential consultations; brief therapy, and

referral and linkage to other service providers.

The FAP Program is also responsible for

implementation of the DoD mandated "Sexual Assault

Prevention & Response Program" (SAPR). I provided

education and awareness concerning sexual assault;

victim advocacy; training of victim advocates and

law enforcement officers. Developing and

maintaining military and government regulations and

manuals governing the FAP and SAPR programs. I

conducted child abuse & neglect training for all

child development center (CDC) staff. I also

conducted child behavioral observations and

provided assessment and recommendations to the CDC

"Special Needs Review Team". Attendance to all

military and civilian training. During the months

of October and April, "Domestic Violence

Awareness/Prevention" and "Child Abuse Prevention"

& "Sexual Assault Prevention", I was responsible

for providing education, awareness, and community

resource networking via seminars; speakers;

informational media; etc.

Contract Parttime - Social Worker/Therapist

Mar, 2007- May, 2008 The Tobias Project, Inc.,

Columbus, Ohio

Provided intensive case management and therapy for

individuals at risk of transmitting or acquiring

HIV. Worked with adults and adolescent clients who

are HIV+and/or HIV-.Provided education and

prevention incorporating the BART (Becoming a

Responsible Teen), curriculum which also addresses

anger, grief, low self-esteem and other issues in

therapy. Responsible for input of client

information in the (CDC) PEMS database system.

CPST (Community Psychiatric Supportive Treatment)

TEAM LEADER/Residential Treatment Facility (RTC)

Therapist

Feb, 2006-Aug, 2006 OH Hospital for Psychiatry,

Columbus, OH 43207

Functioned as the Team Leader and Supervisor for

the CPST program. Responsibilities included

supervision and development of the program for the

Ohio Hospital for Psychiatry in accordance with the

Ohio Department of Mental Health. The CPST program

provided in-home services to children and families.

Also, conducted groups/individual therapy for

children/adolescents and their families on the

residential V unit.

SOCIAL WORKER / TEAM LEADER / INTAKE SOCIAL WORKER

Feb, 2005-Feb, 2006 Dept. of Human

Services/Family Services Admin./Strong Families

Program Division Washington, D.C. 20018

I functioned as a Team Leader within the Strong

Families Program. I provided clinical consultation

and guidance to case managers. I conducted intake

assessments and family "risk" assessments for

families involved with the Strong Families Program.

Conducted brief family, child, and individual

therapy, and crisis intervention, to include

domestic violence, (when needed). Conducted

detailed comprehensive assessments for "at risk"

families and made appropriate referrals to other

service providers as needed. Provided social work

intervention to displaced individuals and children

affected by "Hurricane Katrina" who were relocated

to the Washington, D.C. area.

MEDICAL SOCIAL WORKER / CASE MANAGER - DOD Federal

Government

Oct, 1998-Nov, 2004 Walter Reed Army Medical

Center, Washington, DC 20307

Provided social work/case management services to

inpatient & outpatient military adults, children,

and families throughout the National Capital

Region. Worked with individuals from all branches

of the military. Services included: crisis

intervention; family support group facilitator;

provided SSI, WIC, and Medicare/Medicaid

application assistance for eligible military

families; housing referrals for TDY individuals and

families who were sent to Walter Reed for medical

treatment. Provided social work/case management

services for OIF military individuals wounded in

Iraq. Provided brief psychotherapy, grief

counseling (End-of-Life issues); trauma

intervention, and play therapy for children,

parents, patients, family members, and siblings of

adults and children diagnosed with cancer and other

life-threatening illnesses. Participation on a

multi-disciplinary team; provided supportive

counseling and therapy to victims and families of

child abuse/neglect; domestic violence and assisted

CID, FAP, and CPS professionals with assessments

and investigations of abuse/neglect cases.

Developed a Standard of Practice (SOP) for the role

and responsibilities of the Medical Social Worker

and other civilian agencies involving Family

Advocacy Program (FAP) spouse and child

abuse/neglect cases. Supervised military social

workers in the fellowship program during rotation

on Pediatrics and supervision of military social

work reservists during their two week annual

training. 9/12/01-10/12/01.SW INTERVENTION TO

VICTIMS OF THE "ATTACK ON THE PENTAGON".

CONTRACT SOCIAL WORKER / INVESTIGATOR

Jul, 2001-Sep, 2004 Child & Family Services

Agency, Washington, D.C.

Intake Division at the D.C. Child Welfare agency -

Conducted investigations of reported neglect and

abuse allegations, that also included domestic

violence intervention. Made recommendations of case

disposition. Coordinated with law enforcement

professionals, physicians, and other mandated

reporters in child neglect and abuse cases.

Testified in family court on substantiated

neglect/abuse cases of children.

LICENSED CLINICAL THERAPIST-LICSW, LCSW-C (Private

Practice)

Feb, 2003-Dec, 2003 Ephesians Life Ministries,

Silver Spring, MD

Provided psychotherapy services (individual, child,

couple, family) and made mental health diagnosis

according to DSM-IV to children, adults, and

families. Insurance Panel Provider for Blue

Cross/Blue Shield; Maryland Medicaid; and other

insurance providers.

CHILD WELFARE SOCIAL WORKER

Jun, 1997-Oct, 1998 Child & Family Services

Agency, Washington, D.C.

Provided in-home social work intervention to

"in-home", "at-risk" families to prevent placement

of children in the D.C. foster care system.

Testified for child welfare in D.C. Superior Family

Court cases.

SOCIAL WORK MSW INTERN

VA (Veteran's Medical Center) - Sep, 1996-May, 1997

- 50 Irving St., NW, Washington, D.C.

Conducted intake assessments and treatment plans

for veterans with combat-related PTSD; functioned

as a member of the PTSD Team. Conducted

psychotherapy and co-facilitated veteran war PTSD

support groups.

LCMHC (Laurel Community Mental Health Center)

Sep, 1995-May, 1996 - Laurel, Maryland

Provided individual and couple therapy;

co-facilitator for women's and female teen therapy

group.

MENTAL HEALTH OUTREACH COUNSELOR

Jan, 1993-Aug, 1993 Southeast Recovery and

Mental Health Services, Inc. Columbus, Ohio

Worked with an evening shift social worker in

"Project Liaison" providing mental health services

to a diverse homeless population; including the

chronic mentally ill. Visited homeless shelters and

hospital emergency rooms; conducted mental status

exams; referred individuals for mental health

inpatient and/or outpatient treatment or substance

abuse treatment; referral for other services as

deemed appropriate.



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