Mental Health Substance Abuse
Resume:
Sandra J. Magill
Hampton, Virginia 23666
Email: ********@*****.***
Summary of Experience:
Over 16 years post graduate experience as licensed substance abuse and
mental health professional, including 8.5 years working overseas with the
Army in Germany, and stateside with the Air Force in Virginia
Clinical supervisor for Military and Family Life Consultant Victim
Advocates (MFLC VA) at 19 Family Advocacy Programs across the US involving
46, daylight and on call advocates, and six Special Operations Command
consultants (SOCOM MFLC) at SOCOM locations within CONUS
Expertise with military protocols, customs and culture including helping
military members and families deal with stress about deployments,
redeployments, separating from the military, family relationships re:
school, divorce, violence and maltreatment, substance abuse and mental
health issues
Extensive background in program administration, operation and technical
planning as seen in role as Executive Director (ED) for substance abuse and
mental health facility, program manager for EAP work and consulting with
over 25 companies over a 15 year period of time, and by working
successfully with adolescents in creating, directing and planning an after
school program designed to increase developmental assets as they
participated in a volunteer community involvement program
As ED, wrote policies and procedures that successfully allowed for full
licensing and accreditation as both an outpatient substance abuse and
mental health facility, prepared and executed budgets and proposals for
continued funding, and hired, trained and mentored professional staff (of
five to ten employees) for over a ten year period of time.
Experienced with employee management, workplace interface with human
resources, safety, security, and overall employee concerns
Provided general adult educational and career development counseling to
both military and civilian personnel who were preparing to leave/retire
from the military
Designed, implemented and managed individual, family, and group counseling
and educational services to explain and provide information resulting in
customers being better able to make good decisions based on information and
services received
Knowledgeable of Employee Assistance Program policies and protocols in risk
management areas such as: substance abuse, DOT, workplace violence, ADA
mental health accommodations, and FMLA
Work History:
Clinical Supervisor
MHN Government Services
514 Butler Farm Road
Hampton, Virginia 23666
4/28/08 to Present
Director: Marilyn Navarro 571-***-****
SME NSPS/Special Projects
HQ IMCOM-Europe
MPRI Contractor
Heidelberg, Germany
January 2, 2007 to March 31, 2008
Supervisor: Barbara Russell- DSN: 370-6887
ACAP Counselor
Army Career and Alumni Program (ACAP)
Mannheim, Heidelberg, Germany
June 1, 2006 to December 22, 2006
Supervisor: Cathy Banks- DSN: 385-2697
ASACS Counselor, Mannheim American HS
SAIC/Adolescent Substance Abuse Counseling Services
Mannheim, Germany
September 16, 2002 to May 26, 2006
Principal: Sharon O'Donnell DSN 385-4092
Program Director
HealthWorks EAP and Mental Health Services
Bangor, Maine
November 22, 1999 to August 23, 2002
Executive Director
Northeast Care Foundation
Bangor, Maine
March 1988 to October 1999
Education:
University of Maine, Orono, Maine Master of Arts, Liberal Studies
(1993)
University of Maine, Orono, Maine Bachelor of Arts, English (1973)
University of Maine, Orono, Maine Teacher Certification (1974)
Licenses and Certifications: All are current
Maine Teacher's Certification (K-8) since 1975
Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor in Maine (LADC) since 1981
Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Maine (LCPC) since 1994
Master Addictions Counselor (MAC) since 1996
Professional Trainings and Memberships
Corporate Crisis Intervention Level I and Level II, 1998 and 1999
Threat of Violence Consultation Level I and Level II, 1998 and 1999
Advanced Threat of Violence Training, May and August, 2002
Maine Association of Alcohol and Drug Counselors (MAADAC)
National Association of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors (NAADAC)
Employee Assistance Professional Association (EAPA)
Published:
Women as a Special Population, 1981
Alcohol and Research World, authored article with Dr. Thorpe and Mary Jane
Bush, 1983
Thesis: Predictors for Successful Outcomes in one Outpatient Substance
Abuse Facility, 1993
National Trainer for Crisis Management Inc. (CMI) since 1998. Was chosen
over 250 other applicants to be trained to present two-day trainings to
other Master's and PhD level clinicians on Corporate Critical Incident
Response and Threat of Violence Consultation. Was one of the first
responders for CMI to New York City on September 12, 2001. Worked as a
consultant for five large corporations for 2.5 weeks in NYC.
As a National trainer for Crisis Management International, in Atlanta,
Georgia, rewrote the 16 hour training for corporate crisis response and
then trained it in cities across the U.S. including: New York City, Mobile,
Alabama, Charleston, South Carolina, Chicago, Illinois, Minneapolis,
Minnesota, and Washington, D.C.
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