Tonnette Richardson – MFTI #*****

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Corona, CA 92883

951-***-****

j4xt27@r.postjobfree.com

Education:

MACP/MFT Argosy University-Inland Empire

San Bernardino, CA August 2011

B.A. Interdisciplinary Studies: Community Service Major

Montana State University Northern

Havre, MT 1998

Work Experience:

2012 – Present The Salvation Army Adult Rehab Center Anaheim, CA Counselor MFTI

8/2010 - 6/2011 Outreach Concern-Santa Ana, CA. MFT Practicum Trainee

• Responsibilities include intake/assessment, counseling services in a parochial school environment (High School) in Los Angeles County.

1/2006 - 2/2007 Advocacy Assistant/Access supervisor CASA for the 6th Judicial

• Responsible for monitoring court ordered supervised visits and exchanges. Assist the Advocacy director in home visits, multi-disciplinary meetings and court hearings. Attend case appointed IEP’s, and school meetings. Work closely with Guardian Ad Litems assigned to the case and Department of Family Case workers.

7/2004 - 8/2005 Sr. Clinical Research Assistant Quintiles Transnational

• Central support to the clinical project team for designated activities, including coordination and maintenance of project documentation, clinical tracking and information retrieval.

• Worked independently and closely with CRA or Sr. CRA to accomplish assigned roles and responsibilities associated with project and team goals. In addition to the maintenance phase of my duties I also participated with the SSU team on a specific trial. These involved the review and negotiate site regulatory documents with sites and sponsors for agreement on wording. Resolve all site issues and report site status to SSU Lead.

• Prepare and distribute internal documentation and reports to sites and project team members as needed.

• Maintain and manage SSU data tracking entries in database and review for completeness and accuracy.

• Interact with regulatory team members, sponsor and/or legal, to secure authorization of regulatory documents.

• Interact with Clinical Operations, Project Management0and Site Identification on SSU project specific status and deliverables.

• Inform team members of completion of regulatory and contractual documents for individual sites.

• Work with team members in preparation of Independent Ethics Committees and Institutional Review Board submissions per work instructions.

8/2002 – 7/2003 Staff Research Associate University of California Irvine, College of Medicine/Epidemiology. Cancer Genetics Network-Ovarian Cancer Screening Study. The ROCA Study Finding Ovarian Cancer Early in High-Risk Women. Sponsored by the National Cancer Institute.

• Conducted patient interviews involving detailed cancer, medical, reproductive, and personal history. Documented and tracked specific database variables, obtained pertinent medical record information, maintained records and entered data, coordinated collection of blood and other biospecimens for study participants, prepared mailings and other resources for participants.

• Coordinated follow-up blood samples for the CA 125 values every three months and retrieved information from study participants regarding changes in health or family’s health. Scheduled transvaginal ultrasounds in the event of an elevated CA125 value.

• Conducted quality control on database variables with the lead center Massachusetts General Hospital-Harvard. Staffed monthly patient follow-up information with the Project manager and the Co-investigator.

8/1998 - 4/2000 Juvenile Community Case Manager, Connections Inc.

• Responsible for supervising youth that were referred by the Justice system.

• Referral and intake, client service management, family support, community service supervision, educational and job development, substance abuse and victim restitution.

• Worked closely with a licensed therapist on each individual’s goals and progress. Worked closely with the referring Juvenile Probation officer in court appearances and weekly staff meetings.

• Worked from a curriculum called Family Opportunities Program, which assisted the youth and their families on communication, boundaries, substance abuse, and gang prevention.

• Designed a curriculum from the workbook known as Choices. This involved one on one session with each client assisting them in self-discovery, job enhancing skills, career and educational development.

11/1993 - 1/1996 Director of Volunteer Services, District I.V. H.R.D.C. Domestic Abuse Program.

• Responsible for recruiting, training, and monitoring agency volunteers.

• Provided crisis counseling and educational services for domestic abuse and sexual assault victims.

• Empowered clients through effective problem solving skills, aided clients in obtaining appropriate services and advised them of their rights and responsibilities

• Facilitated support groups for women and children.

• Provided educational training in the community.

• Facilitated women’s emotional and life enhancing support group.

• Responsible for organizing and co-facilitating children of divorce support group.

• Responsibilities included supervision of a shelter for victims of crime.

• Provided public education and awareness in the public schools, local college, and other community groups. Responsible for various fundraising events.

Affiliations:

• CAMFT current member

• Current Supervised Visitation Network Southern California Chapter

• Hill County AIDS Task Force

• Montana Domestic Violence Coalition 1993-1995

Additional Training:

• Currently Trustlined/Livescan

• 5th and 6th Annual McGuire Conference on Violence hosted by the Family Support Network

• Casa for the 6th Judicial Advocacy Training April 2005

• Strengthening Family Systems by the Montana Council for Families

• Stepfamilies; Sensitivity- Albuquerque, New Mexico 1999

• Rape Crisis Training by the Billings Rape Task Force

• “Community Response” Montana Coalition Against Domestic Violence

• Billings Area Family Violence Task Force

• Co-Dependency- Hill County Mental Health

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