Manager Management

M I C HAEL L. T UR N ER

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L EASING CONSULTANT/SOC IAL SRV ICES

SUPERV IS IO N/MANAGE M E N T

Social Services/Health-Care/Group Home Administration/Counseling

“Making a Difference”

Offering ten years of experience in Patient Relations/Community Outreach/Program

Development and Implementation/Organizational Leadership/Multisite and Single-Facilities

M anagement

A highly reliable, honest, conscientious team player with successful experience in supervision of

Home-Care and Group Home Settings. Proven ability managing inmate residential properties.

ED UCAT ION

Kaplan University

Course of Study: Criminal Justice GPA: 3.0

Bachelor of Science Program

AREAS OF STRENGT H

Patient assessment/intake Cardiopulmonary resuscitation

Problem solving and conflict resolution Infection control

Policy enforcement Disaster preparedness

Advocacy and support Hazardous materials contamination

C risis intervention Electrical safety

Teaching and t raining Back safety

Confidentiality and H IPPA

G roup Facilitator

Emergency Prepardeness

Regulatory compliance

PROFESSIONAL EXPER I E NCE

Hope House One, Inc.

SUPPORT CARE COORDINATOR 2009-Present

• Work with intellectual disabled adults as i t pertains with daily care

• Research and implement weekly activities in the community

• Responsible for making certain specifications of Individual Service Plans (ISP) are met for

each consumer.

Georgia Community Support and Solutions – Georgia Adult Autism Program (GAAP)

PROGRAM INSTRUCTOR

• Assist adults with autism with their social and recreational interactions in the community.

• Assist clients by using behavioral therapy.

• Responsible for documentation on client’s goals and progress during the day.

Racham Foundation, Disabilities Rights First, Douglasville, Georgia 2002-2004

TEAM LEADER

• Provided and ensured quality custodial care, health, and personal hygiene to in tellectually

d isabled individuals.

• Trained clients in horticulture skills

• Facilitated animal therapy.

Douglas County Adaptive Group Home, Douglasville, Georgia 1999-2002

RESIDENTIAL MANAGER

• Supervised a staff of six employees.

• Balanced quality of care with budgetary management, ensuring growth and profitability.

• Provided and ensured quality custodial care, health, personal hygiene, nut ri tion and home

management.

• Assess clients’ needs (medical, economic, and social) and developed plans to meet those

needs.

Cobb County community Services Board/Stabilization Unit,

Austell, Georgia 1997-1999

SOCIAL SERVICES TECH SENIOR

• Facilitated community group meetings in coping skills, feelings, and anger management.

• Assisted in t ransition back to community for M H,MR.

• Took vital signs for patients being admit ted to the unit.

• Trained new Social Service Technicians.

Cobb/Douglas Community Services Board, Austell, Georgia 1996-1997

HOUSEPARENT

• Trained intellectually challenged patients in daily living and social skills.

• Attended team meetings in preparation for Individual Service Plans (ISP)

University of California, Los Angeles, Neuropsychiatric Insti tution,

Los Angeles, California 1988-1995

PSYCHIATRIC PATIENT CARE TECHN ICIAN

• Monitored vital signs, patients on suicide observation, and close eye sight observation.

• Assisted with Electroconvulsive Shock Therapy (ECT).

• Accompanied patients to court.

• Init iated a drive to get an automatic blood pressure machine.

OT H ER EXPER I E NCE

Top Gun Basketball, Atlanta, Georgia 2007-Present

CHAPLAIN, ASSISTANT COACH

• Assist head coach in basketball

• Mentor youth and, and provided spiri tual counseling to youth and family members as

needed.

Douglas County Rehabilitation, Douglasville, Georgia 2000-2005

VOLUNTEER

• Conducted bible study for residents in Halfway Homes.

• Visited with patients who were confined to their beds in Convalescent/Rehab.

P rison Fellowship c/o Tehachapi Men’s Insti tution, Tehachapi, California 1990-1995

VOLUNTEER

• Facilitated small group Bible Studies.

• Counseling as needed.

• Provided mentoring, Job assistance for parolees’ living in Halfway houses.

• Init iated Philemon Brothers support group for ex-felons mainstreaming into society.

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