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Professional Summary
Administrator possessing exceptional time management and organization skills. Proficient at
implementing specialized programs for development activities and discipline of children. Special
Educator who cares deeply about children, their families and positive outcomes..
Skills
Evaluations using standardized testing material. Strong interpersonal skills, written and oral
Comprehensive and thorogh report writing communication. Posses in depth analytical and
reflecting student strengths, weaknesses and needs. organizational skills. Dependable and caring
Advocation on students' and families behalf. leadership skills and team participation. Familiar
Explain legal processes to parents and therapist. with terminology and clinical procedures.
Work History
Evaulator/Intake Coordinator/Administrator, 05/2003 to 02/2015
Strivright – 3321 Avenue M Brooklyn, NY
I assisted in the entire Evaluation process of children with disabilities, from conducting evaluations to
advocating for children to obtain the appropriate services. I also supervised over one hundred therapists
in their involvement with students, schools and parent. In the Administration realm I assisted in
developing the Standard Operating and Procedure manual, assisted in both fiscal and educational audits
and the hiring/termination and promotion process. I also assisted in marketing and advertisement.
Education
Master of Arts: General and Special Education, 2005
Touro College and Masters Program - 1602 Avenue J Brooklyn NY
Certifications
Masters degrees in Special and General Education
Permanent New York State licenses both in General and Special Education
Certifications in administration of Batelle Developmental Inventory and DAY-C
Accomplishments
Articles Written:
The Role of the Special Education Itinerant in Today's Mainstream Classroom
The Process, Not the Product
Courses Taught:
Location: Daemon College/ TTI (Master's Level)
Course Title: Assessment and Intervention Strategies for Young Children with Special Needs