Objective
To obtain a challenging position and strive for excellence in the field of
Welfare - with dedication, proactive approach, positive attitude and
passion towards the work that will fully utilize my logical and reasoning
abilities in the best possible way for the fulfillment of organizational
goals.
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
> Completed Bachelor of Arts/ Bachelor of Social Work from Australian
Catholic University Brisbane on December 2014.
> Completed Diploma in Community Welfare Work from King's Int'l
College, Gold Coast, Australia. Completed at June 24, 2011.
> Completed Diploma in Application program from College of Software
Engineering College, Nepal.
AWARDS and ACHIEVEMENTS
V Completed 4oo Hours of work placement at the Disability Sector in
Australia.
V Completed First Aid training from Gold Coast Institute of Tafe.
V Queensland Driving License.
V Current blue card and disability yellow card.
Synopsis
V Self-motivated and ability to learn new concepts quickly for the
consistent success of the organization.
V Hard working, dedicated, and highly ambitious to achieve personal goals
as well as the organizational goals.
V Ability to deal effectively and productively with the management and also
with the team members.
Positions of RESPONSIBILITY HELD
Disability Support Worker/ After School cares Support Worker:
July 2012 -July 2013 Cerebral Palsy League, (Part time)
Skills Developed/Responsibilities:
. Monitoring, assessing and supporting client according to their health
requirements.
. Documenting accurate client care records
. Communicating with clients, assisting with daily living activities
such as mobilizing, eating and toileting.
Roles and Responsibilities (support worker to children with disability):
. Developing and implementing age-appropriate, stimulating and safe
activities for children 5-12 years of age.
. Organizing activities when necessary depending on motivation, interest
and ability of children to participate.
. Children's caregivers to plan activities and provide feedback.
. Demonstrating empathy and providing emotional, physical support to
children with disability.
. Increasing awareness of specific care needs of disable children
in after school care program.
* SOCIAL WORK PLACEMENTS:
1. Department of Child Safety, Logan lea 2013
(Semester 2, 18 weeks "part time")
* Key clinical experiences:
. Engaged in the process of assessment, intervention and evaluation when
working with individuals, families, groups, organizations and
communities.
. Worked collaboratively as part Investigation and Assessment team and
Ongoing Intervention team.
. Supervised the family contact and home visit with CSO.
. Became familiar with a range of child safety practice framework,
organizational policies, procedures and social worker role on it.
. Documented home visit case note, including investigation and assessment
notes, ongoing intervention case notes, family meeting case note and
stake holder meeting case note.
. Attend regular staff meeting and stakeholder meeting.
2. Gold Coast University Hospitals, Oncology and Hematology Ward 2014
(Semester 2, 2014)
* Key Clinical Experiences
. Completed the psychosocial assessment independently with the client in
the hospital setting.
. Attended different community agencies to understand the role of
community support organizations to individual clients and families.
For e.g. Hospice, Youth Cancer Services conferences, Leukemia
Foundation regular meetings.
. Use of theories in the practice, (System theories, client centered
approach, Grief and Loss Approach, Strength Perspective, Risk
Assessment, CBT approach).
. Demonstrated the importance of confidentiality, privacy and informed
consent in social work practice.
. Understanding of the professional boundaries and awareness of managing
the conflict.
. Conducted a family meeting independently.
. Understanding of different cultures, values and beliefs in clinical
practice and on professional judgment.
. Respect and acknowledge the cultural values and differences during
assessment process.
. Use of interpersonal, communication skills (Use of active listening,
open ended questions, clear communications in between
multidisciplinary team, re clarifying, summarizing, effective non
verbal and verbal communication).
. Attending weekly supervision and regular professional development
session.
* Worked as a support worker in the On Track Community Program during
student Placement. Placement total hours: 200 hours.
(Main Duties: assist the client in breakfast and lunch
time, help in showering process, transferring client from wheel
chair by the help of hoist, Client file Documentation, help to
involved client in different activities etc.)
* Worked as a student support worker in Cerebral Palsy League of Queensland
during student placement. Placement Total hours: 200 hours
(Main Duties: Help to involved client in
different activity e.g. Painting, Music therapy, taking clients
outside in the Community different program for e.g. sailing,
bowling etc.).
PERSONAL DETAILS
Nationality: Nepali
Languages Known: - English, Hindi, Nepali
REFEREES
Tracey Harris (Lecturer)
Australian catholic University
Contact no. 042*******
Louise H. Cooper (Senior Practitioner)
Department of Community and Child safety, Loganlea
Contact no. 043*******