** ****** ******; The Woodlands, Texas *****-****
Cell: 281-***-****
***********@***.***
I am a licensed master level social worker (LCSW) licensed clinical
social worker/psychotherapist/medical professional. National ASWB
clinical test in 2003 for LCSW. My desire is to be allowed to be a
moral, ethical and autonomous social worker in a leadership position. My
belief is that all people are created as equals; many just forget.
Through example, respect and fairness, I wish to be a positive influence
with all clinicians and clients. The identified client/patient is always
the most important person in a social work role, followed by advocating
for all groups, individuals, families, and colleagues. Empowerment is
essential for a successful relationship in any situation. Compassion,
empathy, self-awareness complete this recipe. "What we do in love is
never lost."
LINDA "DIANNE" HOLT
EDUCATION
August 1998 to May 2000: University of Oklahoma School of Social Work;
Norman, Oklahoma.
. Masters Degree in Social Work
August 1994 to December l997: Cameron University; Lawton, Oklahoma.
. Bachelor of Science Degree in Human Ecology
. Minor/Associates in Criminal Justice
HONORS
. Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society
. Upper 10% graduating class
. National Dean's List 1994-1997
. University President's Honor Roll
. University Dean's List
. Honors Graduate
LICENSES
. Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) Texas #41840
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
( May 2011 to present
Vericare Psychological Services. Corporate based in San Diego, CA.
Employed locally as a Psychotherapist. Dx according to the DSM-IV. Weekly
sessions with client's in facilities. Work in five facilities in the
area. Continue with private practice.
( March 2010 to February 2011
St. Luke's Hospital of The Woodlands, Texas. Center for Integrated Care
Team. UR review. Medical/clinical social worker on the case management
team. Responsible for providing direct social work services, including
counseling, intervention, discharge planning and psychosocial evaluations.
Minimum requirements for position was an LCSW, with five years of clinical
social work experience in a hospital setting. Left hospice to return to a
setting in which LCSW was trained for direct practice in a hospital
setting.
. June 2009 to March 2010
Medical/clinical social worker for Compassionate Care Hospice in The
Woodlands, Texas. Job description matches previous position, with the
exception of a highly increased case load. Autonomous/independent as a
professional. Interdisciplinary team highly cohesive and complimentary.
Left previous position to join this growing team.
LCSW also continues independently with a small private practice.
. May 2007 to May 2009
Medical/psychiatric social worker for Asera Care Hospice. Follow all
hospice policies and procedures with the patient and family in accordance
with the interdisciplinary plan of care so that the function of each
patient and the coping capa city of each family member would be maximized.
Complied with state and federal guidelines. Supported the Provider
Relations activities of the organization. Assessed the social, spiritual,
emotional, and psychological needs/factors in order to estimate the
patient's and family's capacity and potential to cope with the problems of
daily living and with the terminal illness. Managed high risk cases that
have shown extreme family dysfunction due to bereavement, denial, grief,
and or loss.
. November 2006 to May 2007
Psychotherapist/Casemanager at Cadwalder Behavioral Clinic in Tomball,
Texas. Equestrian ranch for females with eating disorders, substance abuse
issues and self-mutilation issues. Group and individual therapy.
. January 2000 to September 2006
Clinical/Psychiatric Social Worker at the VA Hospital Healthcare System in
Des Moines, Iowa. Specialty Care Clinics as a mental health professional
in the following clinics: Oncology; Neurology; Weight loss/biariatrics;
Pain Management Clinic Team (three years); HIV Clinic; HEP-C Clinic. Also
assisted with the Female Veteran's Clinic and Gerontology (caregivers
group). Functioned in a multidisciplinary setting. Various IDT's. Full
professional responsibility for the assessment of difficult problems with a
diverse population. Allowed full autonomy to create these positions.
First evaluation "fully successful."
Experience and employed in Substance Abuse Treatment; Mental Health
Psychotherapy; Post Traumatic Stress Disorders (eligible to perform
Compensation/Pension Assessments for service connections for veteran's);
Family and marriage therapy; Crisis intervention; Homeless Domiciliary
Program; served in EAP; liaison for primary care and ER.
Employed at the DMVA Central Health Care System in the following programs
and arenas:
1. DCHV (Homeless Domiciliary program) for approximately fourteen months
as the social worker. 2. Transferred to Mental Health Clinic as a
psychotherapist and liaison between mental health, and primary care
clinics, ER, and the Pain Management Clinic (simultaneously) from
October 2001 through December 2004. 3. Transferred to
Primary/Specialty Care, December 2004, as the mental health
psychiatric social worker.
Diagnose according to the DSM-IV. Fully knowledgeable of psychotropic
medications. Recommended to non-psych script providers. Performed
standardized intakes and evaluations; made appropriate
referrals/consultations (approved scope of practice) to health care
providers. Cognitive-behavioral psychotherapist.
Received a two thousand dollar bonus in November of 2004 from the mental
health service line chief of psychiatry for "Special Contribution
Reward." Also received a letter of appreciation for work performance.
. 1998-2000- Completed a one year internship with the Department of
Defense at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma, in Behavioral Medicine at Reynolds Army
Hospital. Completed a final internship at the Des Moines VA, with
pay.
. 1997-1998- Department of Human Services; Lawton, Oklahoma. Social
Worker Assistant/Volunteer. Child Welfare. One and a half years of
work and training. Undergraduate practicum was completed. Offered a
full time social work position.
. 1984-1996- Board of Education; Lawton, Oklahoma. General Fund
Bookkeeper; Insurance-Benefits coordinator; Administrative assistant
in Student Services. "Lead Bookkeeper" for four years. Answered
directly to the superintendent and school board. Adapted teaching
skills, explained policies, procedures and benefits for all new
employees. Advised parents and students of rules regarding school
board policies including federal and state school laws.
Informed/updated/advised administration and schools of laws and
procedures.
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
. Hospital Ethics Committee; Female Veterans Committee; VIST Committee
(vision impaired); and the Homeless Stand-down. Also a member of the
Des Moines Pain Management Journal Club. Phi Kappa Phi National Honor
Society; and NASW (National Association of Social Workers). Alumni
member of the University of Oklahoma and Cameron University.
51 Pipers Meadow; The Woodlands, Texas 77382-5102
Cell: 281-***-****
***********.****@*******.***
I am a licensed master level social worker (LMSW) and (LCSW) licensed
clinical social worker/psychotherapist/medical professional. National
ASWB clinical test in 2003 for LCSW. My desire is to be allowed to be a
moral, ethical and autonomous social worker in a leadership position. My
belief is that all people are created as equals; many just forget.
Through example, respect and fairness, I wish to be a positive influence
with all clinicians and clients. The identified client/patient is always
the most important person in a social work role, followed by advocating
for all groups, individuals, families, and colleagues. Empowerment is
essential for a successful relationship in any situation. Compassion,
empathy, self-awareness complete this recipe. "What we do in love is
never lost."
LINDA "DIANNE" HOLT
EDUCATION
August 1998 to May 2000: University of Oklahoma School of Social Work;
Norman, Oklahoma.
. Masters Degree in Social Work
August 1994 to December l997: Cameron University; Lawton, Oklahoma.
. Bachelor of Science Degree in Human Ecology
. Minor/Associates in Criminal Justice
HONORS
. Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society
. Upper 10% graduating class
. National Dean's List 1994-1997
. University President's Honor Roll
. University Dean's List
. Honors Graduate
LICENSES
. Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) Michigan #680*******
. Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) Texas #41840
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
( May 2011 to present
Vericare, Corporate based in San Diego, CA. Employed locally as a
geropsych therapist part time. Dx according to the DSM-IV. Weekly
sessions with client's in facilities. Continue with private practice.
( March 2010 to February 2011
St. Luke's Hospital of The Woodlands, Texas. Center for Integrated Care
Team. UR review. Medical/clinical social worker on the case management
team. Responsible for providing direct social work services, including
counseling, intervention, discharge planning and psychosocial evaluations.
Minimum requirements for position is an LCSW, with five years of clinical
social work experience in a hospital setting. Left hospice to return to a
setting in which LCSW was trained for direct practice in a hospital
setting.
. June 2009 to March 2010
Medical/clinical social worker for Compassionate Care Hospice in The
Woodlands, Texas. Job description matches previous position, with the
exception of a highly increased case load. Autonomous/independent as a
professional. Interdisciplinary team highly cohesive and complimentary.
Left previous position to join this growing team.
LCSW also continues independently with a small private practice.
. May 2007 to May 2009
Medical/psychiatric social worker for Asera Care Hospice. Follow all
hospice policies and procedures with the family in accordance with the
interdisciplinary plan of care so that the function of each patient and the
coping capacity of each family member will be maximized. Comply with state
and federal guidelines. Support the Provider Relations activities of the
organization. Assess the social, spiritual, emotional, and psychological
needs/factors in order to estimate the patient's and family's capacity and
potential to cope with the problems of daily living and with the terminal
illness. Manages high risk cases that have shown extreme family
dysfunction due to bereavement, denial, grief, and or loss.
. November 2006 to May 2007
Psychotherapist/Casemanager at Cadwalder Behavioral Clinic in Tomball,
Texas. Equestrian ranch for females with eating disorders, substance abuse
issues and self-mutilation issues. Group and individual therapy.
. January 2000 to September 2006
Clinical/Psychiatric Social Worker at the VA Hospital Healthcare System in
Des Moines, Iowa. Specialty Care Clinics as a mental health professional
in the following clinics: Oncology; Neurology; Weight loss/bariatrics;
Pain Management Clinic Team (three years); HIV Clinic; HEP-C Clinic. Also
assisted with the Female Veteran's Clinic and Gerontology (caregivers
group). Functioned in a multidisciplinary setting. Various IDT's. Full
professional responsibility for the assessment of difficult problems with a
diverse population. Allowed full autonomy to create these positions.
First evaluation "fully successful."
Experience and employed in Substance Abuse Treatment; Mental Health
Psychotherapy; Post Traumatic Stress Disorders (eligible to perform
Compensation/Pension Assessments for service connections for veteran's);
Family and marriage therapy; Crisis intervention; Homeless Domiciliary
Program; served in EAP; liaison for primary care and ER.
Employed at the DMVA Central Health Care System in the following programs
and arenas:
2. DCHV (Homeless Domiciliary program) for approximately fourteen months
as the social worker. 2. Transferred to Mental Health Clinic as a
psychotherapist and liaison between mental health, and primary care
clinics, ER, and the Pain Management Clinic (simultaneously) from
October 2001 through December 2004. 3. Transferred to
Primary/Specialty Care, December 2004, as the mental health
psychiatric social worker.
Diagnose according to the DSM-IV. Fully knowledgeable of psychotropic
medications. Recommended to non-psych script providers. Performed
standardized intakes and evaluations; made appropriate
referrals/consultations (approved scope of practice) to health care
providers. Cognitive-behavioral psychotherapist.
Received a two thousand dollar bonus in November of 2004 from the mental
health service line chief of psychiatry for "Special Contribution
Reward." Also received a letter of appreciation for work performance.
. 1998-2000- Completed a one year internship with the Department of
Defense at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma, in Behavioral Medicine at Reynolds Army
Hospital. Completed a final internship at the Des Moines VA, with
pay.
. 1997-1998- Department of Human Services; Lawton, Oklahoma. Social
Worker Assistant/Volunteer. Child Welfare. One and a half years of
work and training. Undergraduate practicum was completed. Offered a
full time social work position.
. 1984-1996- Board of Education; Lawton, Oklahoma. General Fund
Bookkeeper; Insurance-Benefits coordinator; Administrative assistant
in Student Services. "Lead Bookkeeper" for four years. Answered
directly to the superintendent and school board. Adapted teaching
skills, explained policies, procedures and benefits for all new
employees. Advised parents and students of rules regarding school
board policies including federal and state school laws.
Informed/updated/advised administration and schools of laws and
procedures.
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
. Hospital Ethics Committee; Female Veterans Committee; VIST Committee
(vision impaired); and the Homeless Stand-down. Also a member of the
Des Moines Pain Management Journal Club. Phi Kappa Phi National Honor
Society; and NASW (National Association of Social Workers). Alumni
member of the University of Oklahoma and Cameron University.