L at rina R. Hollingsworth
**** ********* *** *****, ** 30809
ab08du@r.postjobfree.com
PROFESSIONAL OBJECT I VE:
I am eager to contribute to an organization that can use an enthusiastic professional with
an excellent education in social work and hands-on experience dealing with people of all
age groups, ethnic, cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS:
• Thorough knowledge and management of cases for children and families, which
required assessment, development of case plans, facilitation of crisis intervention
procedures, and formal family therapy.
• Extensive experience and familiarity with child abuse and neglect cases.
• Excellent rapport with children, superior communication abilities.
• Adaptable to diverse people and situations.
EDUCATION:
Capella University; Minneapolis, MN
Doctor of Social Work
Anticipated January 2016
Clark Atlanta University; Atlanta, GA
Master of Social Work
Graduated: May 15, 2006
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Graduated: May 19, 1998
Parkland College; Champaign, IL
Associate of Applied Sciences
Graduated: May 24, 1994
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Henry County Department of Family and 06/15/1999-Present
Children Services
Social Service Case Manager, McDonough, GA
• Interviewed victims, offenders, children, and family members regarding
allegations of abuse and/or neglect.
• Determined risk to individuals by gathering information via telephone, written
reports, collateral contacts, and face-to-face contact with clients and community.
• Served as a case manager for children in foster care; ensured that the children are
placed in permanent stable families within as short a time frame as possible; visits
foster homes; supervised visits between children and parents; testified regarding
the status of the agency and/or parent’s progress towards the court approved
placement
• Implemented a variety of professional instruments and techniques to assess the
level of risk or potential for lethality of individuals and families.
• Used a variety of evidence-based modalities and techniques to conduct individual,
family, and group outpatient therapy sessions
• Provided input during the decision-making process as a member of the
interdisciplinary team that made treatment decisions for current and new clients.
• Coordinated with local medical treatment facilities and civilian agencies to ensure
that direct services, such as, temporary shelter, short-term crisis intervention,
medical treatment, follow-up services, 24-hour hotlines, foster care, respite care,
victim assistance, and support groups were available and accessible.
• Trained and supervised staff and performed administrative or interim functions at
the direction of or during the absences of Supervisor.
3-1 AD/125 BSB 04/06/2011-04/10/2013
Combat Medic, Afghanistan
• Headed a four man trauma team
• Provided comprehensive care in support of Operation Endurance Freedom to over
250 soldiers.
• Administered medications, set IV’s, updated patient records, provided emotional
support, and patient education.
• Maintained accurate and detailed reports.
• Monitored symptoms and changes in patients' conditions as well as ordered,
interpreted, and evaluated diagnostic tests to identify patient's condition.
• Prepared patients for, and assisted with, examinations and treatments. Administers
local, inhalation, intravenous, and other anesthetics.
Brian Allgood Army Combat Hospital 02/03/2009-03/06/2011
Yongsan, South Korea
Triage Social Worker/Mental Health Technician
• Provided group therapy to military personnel from all branches of the inpatient
psychiatry ward.
• Provided psychotherapy for over 100 individual using Cognitive Behavior
Therapy (CBT) and clients-focused techniques.
• Conducted admission interviews for patients of the Alcohol Treatment Center.
• Performed mental status exams and psychosocial assessments on both the
outpatient clinic as well on the inpatient ward.
• Facilitated 3 group sessions per week with service members dealing with anger
management issues and helping group members to learn more effective ways to
cope with stress in their lives.
LICENSURE:
03/25/2012-Present
License Clinical Social Worker, Connecticut
( LCSW #007923)
07/01/2007-
Georgia P rofessional Standa rds Commission
06/30/2012
School Social work Certification: #744036
MILITARY EXPERIENCE:
07/03/2008-Present
Medic
United States Army; Rank: Specialist; Active Duty
04/14/2000-02/27/2004
Undesignated
United States Navy: Seaman; Reserve
ORGANIZATIONS:
National Association of Social Workers (NASW): Georgia Chapter