Assistant Administrative
Resume:
JanEdward Williams
Email: *********@********.***
Address: **** ********* ****
City: Forest Hill
State: MD
Zip: 21050
Country: USA
Phone: 443-***-****
Skill Level: Management
Salary Range: $70,000
Primary Skills/Experience:
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Educational Background:
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Job History / Details:
JAN EDWARD WILLIAMS, MS, JD, LCADC
1717 Ingleside Road
Forest Hill, MD 21050
January 2013 Resume
Formal Education:
George Washington University, Washington, D.C., Juris Doctor
Loyola University Maryland, M.S. Pastoral Counseling
Colgate University, Hamilton, New York, B.A. Degree
Employment History:
Private practice 2006 to date:
AlcoholDrugSOS Services, Ltd.
Level I Outpatient Treatment
Call 443-***-****. *********@********.***
Online Addictions Counseling Services: http://www.alcoholdrugsos.com
July 1993 to date:
Director of Department in Student Development Division of Loyola University Maryland, Alcohol and Drug Education and Support Services, supervising a full time substance abuse educator/counselor (Assistant Director), a part time Assistant Director, a work study student, two graduate assistants, and Program Administrative Assistant. Responsibilities include administration of Loyola's Alcohol and Drug Abuse Harm Reduction Education Program, administrative and clinical supervision of staff, as well as provision of intervention, evaluation and referral and counseling services (facilitate support groups for recovering alcohol/drug dependent students and for "Adult Children of Alcoholics" (ACOAs)). These services include a State certified on campus Outpatient Treatment Program for persons with psychoactive substance dependence available to Loyola's students and offered to students of area colleges.
Adjunct Professor, Psychology Department (1993-2012).
September 1989 to July 1, 1993:
Alcohol and Drug Program Coordinator, Loyola College in Maryland, reporting to Director of Counseling Center, with responsibility for alcohol and drug abuse prevention education and intervention, referral and counseling support services for all undergraduate students. Supervise a full time Assistant Coordinator/educator and full time secretary. Adjunct Professor in Psychology Department, teaching two three credit undergraduate courses and one graduate course on substance abuse/dependence and treatment
(PY 305, PY 306, and PY 639).
1991-1993: In addition to above position, Assistant Project Director of a Fund for Improvement of Postsecondary Schools Education Grant, written by author of this Resume, to develop and implement a campus wide alcohol and drug abuse prevention education program, supervising a full time substance abuse educator and secretary.
September, 1988 to September, 1989:
Private practice of chemical dependency counseling, including counseling, evaluation and referral services for persons affected by alcoholism and drug addiction and consulting services to professionals physicians, attorneys, psychologists, social workers and other health professionals.
September 1984 to September 1988:
Increasingly responsible positions administering New Beginnings Chemical Dependency Programs for Recovery Centers of America, Inc., Washington, D.C., in the State of Maryland, as follows:
April 1986 to September 1988: Director of Treatment, New Beginnings at Hidden Brook, Bel Air, Maryland. Primary responsibility for all aspects of treatment in 52 bed, residential treatment center for alcoholism and drug addiction, and for supervision of all clinical staff in chemical dependency services.
September 1984 to March 1986: Director of Treatment, New Beginnings at Meadows Recovery Center, Gambrills, Maryland. Responsibility for all chemical dependency treatment services and clinical staff in 40 bed residential treatment center for alcoholism and drug addiction.
November 1980 to June 1984:
Program Coordinator and Chief Counselor, Chemical Dependency Inpatient Treatment Unit, The Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital, Towson, Md. This position was created for the author of this Resume. Thirteen bed unit specializing in treatment of drug addiction, including narcotics addiction. Significant role in the development and implementation of treatment program, coordination of treatment among disciplines of social workers, mental health workers, counselors, physicians and nursing staff.
September 1979 to November 1980:
Alcoholism Counselor, Mountain Manor Rehabilitation Center, Baltimore, Maryland. Individual counseling and group therapy on outpatient basis, serving as Aftercare Resource for Mountain Manor's Inpatient Program. Also responsible for individual and group work with alcoholics and families seeking recovery on out patient basis.
May to September 1980:
Part time alcoholism counselor Johns Hopkins Alcoholism Recovery Unit, 1846 North Gay Street, Baltimore, Maryland.
1978 1979:
CETA Counselor-Trainee, Self Help Counseling Center, Inc., 822 East Market Street, York, Pennsylvania. Training and on the job experience in counseling alcoholics in EAP-support center.
1963 1977:
Partner in Law Firm of Harter, Calhoun and Williams, Washington, D.C., a firm providing legal services to national corporate and trade association clients in the food, drug, and cosmetic industries. Services included practice before federal agencies such as U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Federal Trade Commission, Department of Agriculture, and Environmental Protection Agency, before the Federal Courts, including United States Supreme Court, and drafting and presenting testimony on proposed legislation before U.S. Congressional Committees. Further information on request.
Credentials:
Licensed Clinical Alcohol and Drug Counselor, Maryland State Board of Professional Counselors and Therapists, State of Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (LCA280).
Certified Chemical Dependency Counselor, Maryland Alcoholism Counselor Certification Board.
Certified Alcoholism Counselor, Maryland Alcoholism Counselor Certification Board, (#0264) January 29, 1981.
Member Bars of Court of Appeals of Maryland; United States District Court for the District of Columbia; Supreme Court of the United States of America. Maryland Bar Association.
Memberships:
Certified Alcoholism Counselors of Maryland.
Licensed Clinical Professional Counselors of Maryland
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