Julie Ann Szczepanski
Royal Oak MI 48073
Phone: 248-***-****
Email: ***********@***.***
OBJECTIVE: Hard working, experienced social worker seeks a position where
her strong facilitation skills, extensive knowledge of community resources,
and excellent interpersonal skills can greatly contribute to a
multidisciplinary team approach to helping children and families become
successful.
QUALIFICATIONS: In depth knowledge and experience working with children
that have an emotional impairment, learning disability or a developmental
disability, and children diagnosed with oppositional defiant disorder.
Successfully worked with families for over 15 years helping children
improve school attendance, behavior at home and at school, and academic
performance. Experience training new workers and bachelor level social work
interns in addressing crisis intervention, mental illness, substance abuse,
domestic violence, child abuse and neglect, death and dying, and
developmental disabilities in a well diverse population of race, age, and
ethnicity
EDUCATION:
1993-1997 B.A. Social Work, Michigan State University
1997-1998 M.A. Social Work, Michigan State University
LICENSES, PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS, AND CERTIFICATIONS
Licensed Master of Social Worker since 2001
Academy of Certified Social Workers member since 2004
Eligibility requirements completed to become a school social worker
EMPLOYMENT
Wraparound Facilitator, Oakland County Wraparound Program
Facilitated Wraparound meetings for families having school age
children at risk out of home placement. Developed strength-based
treatment plans and connected families to needed resources in their
communities. Worked closely with professionals throughout Oakland
County Schools, Community Mental Health, Juvenile Court, and Child
Protective Services. Provided crisis intervention. Trained new
facilitators and was a Field Supervisor for Oakland University BA
Social Work Program. Provided support at MET and IEP meetings
throughout many of the schools in Oakland County.
Substitute Paraprofessional, Birmingham Public Schools
Provide assistance in the classroom for students diagnosed with autism
and down syndrome ranging from preschool through high school
Family Service Worker Intern, C.A.C.S. Head Start, Lansing
Taught parents new problem solving skills and parenting techniques.
Connected families with emergency services. Facilitated a parenting
support group.