Counselor

CLAUDIA MALAVE

PO BOX **** SAN MARCOS, CA *****

**********@*****.***

760-***-****

OBJECTIVE: Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor

HIGHLIGHTS & EXPERIENCE:

• CAADAC: Registered Recovery Worker.

• 12 Core Functions: Screening, Intake, Orientation, Assessment, Treatment Planning, Counseling, Case management, Crisis Intervention, Client Education, Referral, Report/Record keeping, Consultation.

• Facilitating educational/ treatment group sessions.

• GATE: Substance abuse counselors approach to addressing suicidal thoughts and behaviors.

• HIPAA Rules and Regulations Trained and experienced in Confidentiality.

• SBIRT: Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment.

• CPR Certified: Basic Life Support

• NPI: National Provider Identifier Number

• Bilingual: English and Spanish

COMMUNICATION SKILLS:

• Group facilitation skills: Active listening, restating, clarifying, reflecting feelings, questioning, providing feedback, suggesting, linking, modeling, and summarizing.

• Group leadership skill: Opening group sessions, reviewing group ground rules and check-ins.

QUALITY ASSURANCE / REPORT/RECORD KEEPING SKILLS:

• Conducting /Recording drug screens and treatment plans.

• Case notes / group session notes.

• Assembling Medical charts / Medical billing.

OFFICE SKILLS:

• Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, Power Point, Outlook/ Adobe: Photoshop, Illustrator, and Publisher.

• Fax Machine, Copy Machine, Computer, Multi-Line Telephone/ Filing, organizing, Data Entry.

PAST EMPLOYMENT:

• Amity Vista Ranch: Counselor/Demonstrator Intern

• Mcalister Institute: Oceanside: Treatment Counselor Intern

• Phoenix House: Teen Recovery Center: Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor

EDUCATION: PALOMAR COLLEGE:

• ASSOCIATES IN SCIENCE: Alcohol and Drugs studies 2015

• EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN: PROGRAM: EME: 100, 106 & 106L

CAADAC PROGRAM:

• PSYC 100: Psychology

• SOC 100: Sociology

• AODS 150: Alcohol and Other Drug studies

• PSYC 155: Physiology/Pharmacology of Psychoactive Drugs

• PSYC 160: Prevention, Intervention Education

• PSYC 225: Psychology of Abnormal Behavior

• PSYC 250: Group Leadership and Process,

• PSYC 255: Treatment Modalities, Law/ Ethics

• PSYC 260: Chemical Dep. Family Counseling

• PSYC 140 Psychological and Social Services

• PSYC 299: Directed Field Experience 11

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