Daniel Hampton III, LMSW

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Ann Arbor, Michigan 48105

734-***-****

E-mail: abmc1o@r.postjobfree.com

Personal Mission Statement

To pursue continued professional growth in accordance with educational and professional experience with an

agency/organization that has a passion and commitment to helping others improve their lives and their

community.

Qualifications and Capabilities

NFT Specialist/Housing Coordinator-February 2010 through Present, The Information Center, Taylor,

Michigan. Provide services, referrals and assistance to nursing home residents and their families. Provide

resources to participants and their families in order to assist with transition from nursing home setting to assisted

living facilities, semi independent and independent living environments. Conduct initial and reassessments,

plans of care and other documentation requirements in accordance with agency standards. Discuss and promote

program to nursing home social workers, staff, participants and families. Provide housing resources for care

managers, locate and evaluate housing opportunities for appropriateness and suitability based on participant’s

choices and needs.

Program Supervisor-Housing Resource Center- November 2008 through December 2009, Southwest

Counseling Solutions, Detroit, Michigan. Provided supervision to full time and part time staff; providing

clinical and case management services to homeless individuals and families. Provided individual and group

supervision in order to maintain compliance with agency standards, Wayne County Department of Mental

Health and other funding sources. Participated in Blended Management meetings with Southwest Housing

Solutions in order to assist consumers with mental health and housing issues. Assisted with developing program

standards, goals and criteria as well as responsible for submitting reports to HUD and other funding sources.

Responsible for conducting employee evaluations, handling disciplinary issues, conducting chart reviews and

participating in staff development. Also responsible for the development and implementation of a consumer

advisory council and supervising staff who utilize the Illness Management Recovery model.

Clinician/Therapist- Children’s Special Initiative/Youth Assistance Program - June 2004 through November

2008, Southwest Counseling Solutions, Detroit, Michigan. Provide court ordered clinical services to at risk and

adjudicated youth and their families. Conduct psychosocial assessments, develop person centered treatment

plans, participate in case conference, participate in child and family team meetings, attend court hearings and

facilitate psycho educational groups (Anger Management, Life Skills and Trauma) for youth on site and in

schools.

Program Supervisor-Children’s Special Initiative - September 2001 through June 2004, Southwest Counseling

and Development, Detroit, Michigan. Provided supervision to six fulltime professional staff people. Conducted

weekly individual and group clinical supervision, reviewed all treatment plans, Juvenile Justice Plans of Care,

Integrated Plans of Care and all other relevant documentation. Conducted staff evaluations and made personnel

recommendation to Program Director. Participated in quality assurance activities to assure compliance with

Wayne County requirements.

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Clinical Therapist-Assertive Community Treatment Team – March 1999 through September 2001, Southwest

Counseling and Development, Detroit, Michigan. Provided services to clientele with severe and persistent

mental illnesses as well as substance abuse problems (dual diagnosed). Provided individual and group therapy,

substance abuse counseling, developed treatment plans, completed psychosocial assessments, assisted clients

with personal, medical and psychiatric needs and completed documentation in accordance to agency and CARF

standards.

Probation Officer – January 1998 through March 1999, Third Judicial Circuit Court, Detroit, Michigan.

Responsible for providing services to adjudicated youth ages 12-19 who had been diverted to the Intensive

Probation Unit for the purpose of providing clinical services. Also responsible for conducting psychosocial

assessments, developing treatment plans and utilizing the Child Adolescent Functional Assessment Scale

(CAFAS).

School Social Worker/Counselor - March 1997 through January 1998, Project Education-Willow Run School

District, Ypsilanti, Michigan. Responsible for providing counseling services to youth (ages 15-19) who, for

behavioral and academic reasons, are not able to attend their neighborhood schools. These services included

individual, group and family counseling, peer mediation, conflict resolution, self-esteem building, providing

guest speakers and referrals, career and college counseling and assistance with classroom assignments.

Clinical Social Worker - September 1996 through February 1997, Lula Belle Stewart, Incorporated, Detroit,

Michigan. Responsible for providing clinical services to children referred for specialized foster care assistance

and their families, individual, family and group counseling, referrals for psychiatric evaluations and the

development of treatment plans for children and families.

MYC-Community Program Director/Urban Services Director - - December 1995 through July 1996,

Downtown & Northwestern YMCA, Detroit, Michigan/ November 1991 through December 1995, Downtown

YMCA, Detroit, Michigan. As Community Program Director, responsible for organizing and supervising youth

summer camps, after-school programs, character development programs and supervision of staff/volunteers. As

Urban Services Director, responsible for the operation of the 120-bed Transitional and Residential Housing

Programs, implementing policies and procedures, supervising support staff and social work interns, maintaining

department budget and maintaining appropriate documentation and statistical reports for the YMCA and various

funding sources.

Contingent Psychiatric Social Worker / Mental Health Worker - February 1994 through

August 1995 and October 1990 through September 1992, Riverside Osteopathic Hospital, Trenton, Michigan.

Responsible for completing paperwork for admissions, documenting progress of clients, providing individual

and group counseling, completing comprehensive patient histories and coordinating discharge plans for clients.

Educational/ Special Accomplishments

CAFAS Certified CAFAS Certified

Certified Trauma and Loss Specialist

Certified Critical Incident and Stress Management Counselor

Field Placement Instructor - Univ. of Michigan/Eastern Michigan Univ. - 2003-2004 and 2000-2001

University of Michigan Alumni Society Board of Governors - January 1, 1997 - April 2000

University of Michigan - Master Degree in Social Work - Administration, December 1993

Eastern Michigan University - Bachelor of Science in Psychology, June 1990

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