JINYONG AHN
West Springfield, MA 01089
P: 413-***-****
E: goo2ci@r.postjobfree.com
OBJECTIVE To obtain a position as an Occupational Therapist
EDUCATION Springfield College, Springfield, MA
Mater of Education, Occupational therapy, 2011
Master of education, Rehabilitation and Disability Studies
Pediatric and Developmental Disabilities
Spring 2006
Springfield College, Springfield, BA
Bachelor Degree, Rehabilitation and Disability Studies
Spring 2004
California State University of Long Beach, Long Beach, CA
Course work toward degree in Psychology
Fall 1999 – Spring 2002
EXPERIENCE Mental Health Center at Umass Memorial University Campus in Worcester, MA (480 hours)
Field work II June 29- September 17, 2010
• Evaluated forensic patients with multiple psychiatric diagnoses
• Received specialized training in utilizing the ACL leather lacing evaluation tool
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary team on a daily basis
• Facilitated 3-4 groups/day including psycho-educational and task groups
• Developed 2 cognitive activities to be employed in Focus group
Acute Physical Rehabilitation center at Bronson Noble Hospital in Westfield, MA (480 hours)
Field work II March 29- June 18, 2010
• Evaluated and treated cardiac, cancer, orthopedic, spinal card injury, stroke patients
• Completed home evaluation visits and documented accordingly
• Collaborated with members of an interdisciplinary team on weekly basis
• Educated patients and families regarding diagnosis and treatment
Mental Health Department at Tufts New England Medical Center (80 hours)
Field work I January 7-18, 2008
• Observed /assisted in work/task groups
• Attend on Interdisciplinary team on a daily basis
• Observation how to evaluate patients with ACL
Resident instructor at Boston Higashi school in Randolph, MA
July 2006 - August 2007
• Instructed children with Autism development of skills to meet one’s own self-care needs
• Provide structured physical activities to enhance fine motor and gross motor abilities
• Provided and instructed about social and emotional roles
• teaching daily living, community, and social skills
• educated families when necessary
Criterion Heritage Early Intervention, South Hadley, MA (internship 400 hours)
Spring 2006
Learned how to evaluate children’s developmental, played with, and taught children in early intervention classroom, visited families who have a child with developmental delay (IFSP)
Griffin’s Friends Walk, Springfield, MA
March, 2005
Volunteer Work
Socialized with children with chronic illness and cancer
May Institute, West Springfield, MA (Practicum 150 hours)
Summer 2005
Learned how to teach and assist children with autism, assisted with verbal skills and provided support for individual with physical disabilities
New England Business Associate (NEBA) Agawam MA (Practicum 150 hours/ Volunteer work)
Spring 2004
One to one contact with clients with mental retardation, physical disabilities and autism for socializing skills, basic education, and basic computer skills
AHIEVEMENTS Certificate of Recognition for Multicultural Counseling
Springfield College, Springfield, MA
Summer 2005
NEBA “On Our Way” Program Award
Springfield College, Springfield, MA
Spring 2004 & 2005
DEAN’S HONOR LIST
Springfield College, Springfield, MA
Spring 2004
SKILLS Good communication skill, knowledge of MS word, and bilingual Korean & English
REFERENCE Available upon request