Tiffany M. Floyd
***B Clifton Place
Brooklyn, NY 11216
Contact{347}-638-9566
Email: *********@*****.***
Professional Overview:
Experience working with families, children, and adults in a shelter setting, residential/ group home and
school based setting. Knowledge of MICA population and therapeutic {MR/DD} population.
Skills:
Ability to use DHS CARES Database System
Ability to work in a fast paced environment
Ability to type 40 WPM, Data Entry
Excellent time management, critical thinking and crisis intervention skills
Ability to Lead, Supervise, and be a Team player
Special Qualifications/ Education
Crisis Paraprofessional – Nonviolent PCI
NYS UNARMED SECURITY GUARD LICENSE
F-24 FIRE SAFETY COORDINATOR, F-01 FIRE GUARD FOR SHELTERS
8HR & 16HR SECURITY CERTIFICATIONS, OSHA, CPR, FIRST AID, AED
DIRECT CARE WORKER CERTIFICATION
Monroe College School Of Criminal Justice – Student
NYS HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
Professional Experience:
Bushwick Family Residence {MICA}
Shift Supervisor -February 2013- Present
• Supervise and ensure safety of families including children, visitors and staff in the facility,
maintain accurate logbook entries especially with vital information.
• Conduct Intakes upon arrival of new incoming families, stay in communication with ACS, DHS
HERO, use DHS CARES Database system for attendance {census}, incident reporting, facility
bed management.
• Monitor client's sign in and out sheet in case of unauthorized overnights out of the facility or
48HR AWOL Violation which has to be reported to HERO and the person has to be discharged.
• Report incidents and/or occurences to the Program Director.
Women’s Prison Association {per-diem} – {MICA}
Resident Monitor – September 2012 – Present
• Communicate with DHS HERO for Families and Vacancy control to report census for single
Adults, use DHS CARES Database system for attendance and facility bed management.
• Conduct monthly fire drills, conduct hourly facility rounds, maintain up to date vital entries in the
logbooks, sign clients and visitors in and out of the facility.
• Conduct intakes for both families and singles; distribute client’s mail, and forms for passes and
transportation request.
Bushwick Economic Development Corp.
174TH Street Plaza Next Step Women's Shelter
Security Guard - June 2012 - February 2013
• Conduct hourly facility tour, escort House Manager to client's units to conduct bed check and get
signatures for attendance.
• Search clients in a two step process, with the Barrett Hand Wand and a table search to ensure that
clients are not bringing in contraband.
• Maintain up to date logbook entries, monitor clients going in and out of the facility and ensure
that the clients sign in and out.
• Man an assigned post, do in house incident reports and write ups as needed .
Y.M.C.A. Bedford-Stuyvesant Youth Counselor/ Group Facilitator - November 2010 - June 2013
• Supervise school aged children and middle school kids in a school based setting, maintain daily
attendance and weekly attendance reporting to the Program Director
• Develop lesson plans for classroom engagement and maintain weekly activity summaries,
supervise and coordinate physical activities to encourage fitness and encourage healthy lifestyles
• Develop Life Skills Workshops using OASAS Curriculum and engage group discussions about
topics such as Bullying, Peer Pressure, Critical Thinking, Leadership, and Decision Making,
maintain a census of the amount of participants, develop written case notes of the group
discussions
• Provide administrative support to the Program Director and the Site Director, make purchases via
the Oracle E-Business Site Database System for program supplies and snacks for after school
• Enforce the Buddy System on outdoor field trips so no one is lost or left alone, carry out YMCA'S
care values, work in conjunction with Families, School Principals, Teachers, Department Of
education, Department of Health, and YMCA administration
Princeton Direct Care LLC
Direct Care worker/ Day Habilitation Specialist - May 2008 - September 2010
• Assist MR/DD consumers with everyday transitional goals and life skills in residential and
therapeutic school setting, {hygiene, public transportation, money management, housekeeping}
• Work one on one with clients who have explosive behaviors and had to be watched closely
• Prepare meals on a balanced diet for breakfast, lunch and dinner, involve clients to the best of
their ability with setting up the table, putting dishes away, outdoor inclusions, {shopping,
community walks, decision making}
• Provide crisis intervention to situations that can lead to behavioral conflicts, use verbal calming as
a tool to decrease a clients mood who is aggravated, monitor the clients progress and behavior,
complete goals everyday and record in assigned goal books
• Maintain in correspondence with the Manager of the residence in case of emergency