Lizette Pacheco
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SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Committed professional with extensive knowledge in client relations, and management skills. Proven
leader, establishing excellence with diverse teams, training programs, coaching, and supervising.
Extremely versatile –can undertake many different job functions with ease and motivated to make a
difference in people’s lives and the community.
EDUCATION
The University of Texas at Brownsville, TX
Associates in Applied Science Dec, 1996
Certificate of Proficiency Substance Abuse Counseling May 1997
DONA Certified Doula February 2005
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Migrant Health Promotion, Weslaco, TX
Regional Director
January 2011-January 31, 2014
• Manage Texas office
• Member of Leadership Team
• Network with other providers and monitor the grants
• Assist in Grant writing.
• Supervise HRSA and Office Against Violence Programs
• Submit quarterly program report and analysis
• Enter Program data into internal data base
• Communicate with funders on program goals and other program activities.
• Facilitate trainings for staff on various health topics
Migrant Health Promotion, Weslaco, TX
Program Director September 2005- December 2010
• Implement a Community Doula Program
• Provide Promotores(as)( Community Health Workers) with child birth education and
professional training and supervision, review and modify prenatal education material and
translate to Spanish
• Network with other providers and monitor the grant
• Support and assist Promotora Doulas in organizing and facilitating Platica( group discussion)
sessions
• Facilitate weekly meetings aimed toward problem solving and reviewing Doula Support
participants’ charts
• Provide individual supervision meetings to identify individual strengths and areas for
improvement.
• Assist in Grant writing.
• Submit quarterly program report and analysis
• Enter Program data into internal data base
• Communicate with funders on program goals and other program activities
Migrant Health Promotion, Weslaco, TX
Program Coordinator January 2004-September 2005
• Implement a Child Abuse Prevention Program
• Provide Promotores(as)( Community Health Workers) with child abuse prevention and
professional training and supervision, review and modify child abuse prevention material and
translate to Spanish.
• Network with other providers and monitor the grant
• Support and assist Promotores(as) in organizing and facilitating Platica( group discussion)
sessions.
• Facilitate weekly meetings aimed toward problem solving and increasing awareness and
understanding of child abuse prevention.
• Provide individual supervision meetings to identify individual strengths and areas for
improvement.
• Develop tools needs to assist Promotores(as) with their outreach and Platicas groups.
• Submit quarterly program reports
• Communicate with funders on program goals and other program activities
Tropical Texas MHMR, Brownsville, TX
Rehab Tech II (Supportive Employment) September 2001-January 2004
• Provide direct training and support to clients with developmental disabilities
• Establish relationships with employers regarding problems, complaints, and progress of recently
placed applicants and recommended corrective action
• Assist employers in establishing wages scales commensurate with prevailing rates
• Promote, develop and terminate on-the-job training program opportunities with employers and
assist in writing contracts
• Identify need for and assist in development of auxiliary services to facilitate applicant into job-
ready status
• Inform businesses, and public about training programs
• Instruct applicants in resume writing, job search and interviewing techniques
Tropical Texas Center MHMR, Brownsville, TX
Texas Rehab Tech II Path Program August 2000- August 2001
• Identified and outreach individuals who are homeless and reside in Colonias
• Gathered information regarding individuals requesting services
• Coordinated admission process with planning group
• Identified individuals needs and linked them to community resources
• Provided information on programs and services to general public
• Updated clients charts and submitted daily progress notes
• Formulated budgets for clients
Cross Roads Behavioral Health Center, San Benito, TX
Therapist Assistant January 1998-July 2000
• Assisted Master level Therapist by note taking and translating while she conducted individual
and group discussions with patients
• Transported patients to Partial Hospitalization Program Facility
• Performed vital signs and accompanied patients on and of the facility
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
• American Management Seminar March 2010
• Excel Training ( University Texas Pan- American) June 2013
SKILLS
Major strengths include strong leadership, outstanding interpersonal and communication skills,
competent, strong team player, ability to develop programs and other administrative tasks. Extensive
supervision and management skills. Achieved fundraising goals. Curriculum and Grant writing for the
nonprofit sectors. Known for building strong relationships with funders. Knowledge of program
evaluation for federal and state mandated programs. Bilingual in English and Spanish
Technical: Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point, Access, Project, Outlook, Internet Explorer, Scanners,
Printers, Label Maker, Quick Books
PROFESSIONAL AND VOLUNTEER AFFILIATIONS
RGV Boarder Health Coalition Member 2013 -Present
Medicaid and Chip Regional Advisory Committee Member 2013-Pressent
The University of Texas Community Advisory Board (CAB ) Member 2010-Present National
Council of La Raza (NCLR) Member 2010-Present
Rio Grande Valley Equal Voices Network-Health Group Member 2009-Present