Stacey M. Mack MSW, LMSW
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734-***-**** or 734-***-**** ********@*****.*** or ***********.**********@*****.***
Objective
To obtain a position in the field of social work where college education and several years of human service experience are valued.
Experience
Ann Arbor Public School
Bryant Elementary School- Lakewood Elementary School-Non Public Schools- Pathway High School
School Social Worker (September 2010 – April 2019)
Develop individualized programs for each Student according to needs
incorporate families into treatment plan
facilitate groups
maintain case records on each student
interacting with other agencies on behalf of the student
Provides or secures protective services for endangered children
Presents assessment and service plans as part of a Student support team
Visits students in their home, foster home, or residential placement
Br yant Elementary School
Lunchroom Teacher Supervisor(September 2011 –June 2013)
Managed between 8-10 employees
Coach, motivate, train and effectively management to ensure a positive behavioral interventions and support (PBIS) with in the lunchroom environment.
Collaborate with lunchroom coordinator for scheduling and appropriate solving problems
Ensure that staff is monitoring students in lunchroom and recess
Assist staff in providing safe and nurturing lunchroom environment
Hold employees accountable for completing all tasks
Student Intervention And Support Services
ESY Administer (April 2011 – July 2012)
Preparatory work with ESY staff
Develop communication materials for parents, district staff/administrators and Summer School employees (April and May)
Coordination of student enrollment processes and respond to parent inquiries
Coordinate hiring of staff, develop class lists, compile pre, post achievement data
Establish and coordinate professional development sequence prior to actual
Summer School program and participate in parent orientation
Manage all budgetary & accounting responsibilities and maintain a budget spreadsheet and monitor expenditures
Order all necessary supplies
Close out all Summer School purchase orders and personnel action forms at the conclusion of the program
Coordinate all aspects of transportation, including bus routing
Supervise and evaluate Summer School staff with input from SISS administrator and coordinators
Monitor attendance, budget expenditures, program implementation and required developmental activities
Supervise lead-teacher if position available
Assign staff to appropriate teaching stations
Monitor student behavior consistent with Rights and Responsibilities guidelines for elementary students
Behavioral Specialist (August 2004 – June 2010)
To consult with teams to develop individualized programs for each Student according to needs
Provide support and direction to the staff in developing and implementing functional behavior assessment and behavior plan
Implements new training techniques
Provide support and direction to the classroom staff in structural of classroom
Conducting research and analysis
Develop special reference materials and training program content in coordination with program staff for various training needs
Participate in direct operations including monitoring classroom and student behavior
incorporate families into treatment plan
facilitate crisis intervention
maintain case records on each student
interacting with other agencies on behalf of the teams
Provides or secures protective services for endangered children
Presents assessment and service plans at as part of a Student support team
Visits Students in their home, foster home, or residential placement
Student Achievement Team
District Hearing Officer (September 2005 – June 2010)
Review Code of Conduct
Notify the student and his/her parent/guardian, both orally and in writing
Facilitate hearing panel possible decisions
Serve as a liason between the Hearings and superintendent
report the finding of the hearing to the board of education
Pioneer High School
School Social Worker (August 2003 – August 2004)
Develop individualized programs for each Student according to needs
incorporate families into treatment plan
facilitate crisis intervention
maintain case records on each student
interacting with other agencies on behalf of the student
Provides or secures protective services for endangered children
Presents assessment and service plans as part of a Student support team
Visits students in their home, foster home, or residential placement
Intentional Counseling Services - POWER Inc. - Henry Ford Health Center- Behavioral Health Contingent
Counseling/Therapist(2008 – Present)
knowledge and experiences from the State of Michigan Child welfare
Knowledge and experiences Huron Service For Youth Residential Programs
In-Home Counseling
clinical experience working with individuals, families and groups
Employee Assistance Program
Critical Incident Stress Debriefing services
Motivational Interviewing
Solutions Focused Practice
Strengths Based Practice
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Areas concentration: children, adolescents and adult young population, assisting them through many life challenges such as dating violence, teen pregnancy, independence living skills depression, anxiety, adjustment and self-esteem
Areas of Practice: Abuse/Neglect, Adjustment Problems, Adult Child Of Substance Abuse, Anger Problems, Anxiety, Attachment Disorders, Behavior Problems, Bipolar Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, Co-Dependency, Depression, Divorce Issues, Family Dysfunction, Grief/Loss Issues, Lifestyle Changes, Parenting Issues, Personality Disorders, Phobias, Relationship/Marital Problems, Stress: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Adjustment Problems, Behavior Problems, Child Abuse, Family Changes, Family Dysfunction, Grief/Loss Issues, Parenting Issues, Relationship/Marital Problems, School Problems, Women's Issues, Domestic Violence Issues, Issues of Diversity and Ethnicity, Teen Related Issues, Self-Esteem and Life Skills
Caring for Elder patients in their homes provides that stretches beyond the normal confines of a health care
build relationships with patients and families while providing one to one patient health care
University of Michigan
School of Social Work
Field Instructor (May 2012 – April 2019)
Create Integrative Learning environment
Provide orientation to school social work for Master’s Level social work interns
Developed proficiency knowledge of Social work Professional competencies and competency and corresponding Professional practice behaviors
Support Master’s Level social work interns in School Social Work education via consultation, Support, and supervision
Ypsilanti Public School
East Middle School
School Social Worker (September 2001 – August 2003)
Develop individualized programs for each Student according to needs
incorporate families into treatment plan
facilitate crisis intervention
maintain case records on each student
interacting with other agencies on behalf of the student
Provides or secures protective services for endangered children
Presents assessment and service plans as part of a Student support team
Visits students in their home, foster home, or residential placement
State of Michigan family independence agency
CS – Washtenaw Co.
Children Service (February 2000 – September 2001)
Interacting with other agencies on the behalf of family and child(ren)
Develop individualized programs for each client according to their needs
incorporate families into treatment plans
facilitate crisis intervention with client(s) and placement agencies
maintain case records on each family
Provide or secure protective service for endangered children
Presents assessment and service plans at pre-dispositional and dispositional hearings
Visits abused or neglected wards in their home, foster home, or residential placement
Licensing Foster Homes and maintaining case files
CFS - North Central
Social Services Specialist (July 1998 – February 2000)
Develop individualized programs for each client according to needs
incorporate families into treatment plan
facilitate crisis intervention
maintain case records on each family
interacting with other agencies on behalf of the client
Provides or secures protective services for endangered children
Presents assessment and service plans at pre-dispositional and dispositional hearing
Visits abused or neglected wards in their home, foster home, or residential placement
Domestics Violence SAFE House
Non-residential counselor /advocate (may 1996 - September 1998)
Develop individualized programs for each client according to their needs
incorporate families into treatment plan s
facilitate crisis intervention groups
maintain case records on each family
interacting with other agencies on behalf of clients
non-residential counseling
facilitation of a support group
Washtenaw county mental health and public health service
EPSDt outreach worker ( may 1996 - September 1996)
as a team member, developed and maintained an outreach effort
contacted people and encouraged participation in the Medicaid program
Maintained case records
Clerical typist ii (June 1995 - may 1996)
provided clerical support for a large staff of psychiatrists, social workers, and nurses
Responsible for 12 phone lines
Scheduled appointments for staff and customers
Washtenaw community college
Clerical support level I (may 1994 - June 1995)
processed applications received from new students and provided information and assistance to students, staff, and faculty.
Huron services for youth
Teacher aide and transporter (October 1993 - may 1994)
worked with the teacher to provide educational and behavioral support
transported emotionally impaired adolescents to school on a daily basis
Assistant treatment team manager (June 1991 - may 1994)
organized and instructed team members for youth counselor
managed and supervised staff team to ensure development of the behavioral modification systems.
Budgeted the household fund.
Youth care worker (November 1990 - June 1991)
responsible for the development of adolescents with emotional impairments, delinquency histories and physical and sexual abuse.
Taught social skills, education, recreation, nutrition, medication and daily independent living skills.
Student parent center - case manager (April 1988 - April 1991)
helped young parents plan educational and career directions with the potential to obtain well-paying, appropriate employment.
Education
Ashland Theological Seminary
Clinical Pastoral Counseling
Wayne State University
Master In Social Work
Graduation- May, 2001
Eastern Michigan University
Bachelors In Social Work,
Graduation- April,1998
Washtenaw Community College
Associates In General Studies - Health/Public Services,
Graduation: May,1995
Activities
Association of Black Social Workers EMU student chapter -
President
Ypsilanti Huron Braves junior football - Parent Coordinator
Ypsilanti Huron Braves junior football - Unit Director
Pattengill Elementary School - pto counncil
Domestic Violence Project /safe house- public speaking
Christian Love Fellowship - teenmother support group facilitator
Push The Positive/North Central -CFS - Co-Chair
POWER Inc. – individual, family therapy, and facilitated support group
Genesis Christian Academy – Board Member – Personnel Committee
References
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