Durrell Canty CAS I
562-***-**** ************@***.***
OBJECTIVE:
I am familiar with DMH, LASHA, VA, and HIPPA regulations. I want to continue in my
career working with families, adolescents and adults. As a professional addiction
specialist my focus is to provide effective services to individuals and families. I will
multi-task while completing tasks in a timely manner. I have experience working with
diverse populations and a proven track record of success.
EDUCATION:
Addiction Specialist Graduated August 2009
CAARR
Los Angeles, CA
CREDENTIALS:
• Familiar with Evidence based, Seeking Safety, Living in Balance
• Anger Management training with Anderson and Anderson
• Substance Abuse Certified since January of 2010
WORK EXPERIENCE:
2nd Chance for Recovery, Los Angeles, CA December 2013 to December 2014
Case Manager
Provided intake assessments for adolescents ages 6-18 with standardized screening
for diagnostic purposes and treatment planning. Parent/Guardian assessments
were included.
Provided therapy for dually diagnosed disorders and made treatment plans for
children with PTSD, and substance abuse issues.
Provided individual and group therapy based on diagnosis and treatment goals. Short
and long term treatment was provided. plan for tracking outcome goals. All
documentation was timely and up to date.
Made referrals for medical care, leaning remediation, legal, and other services as
needed.
Attended and presented case treatment interventions and plans at weekly team
meetings. Made changes based on team input.
Dixon Recovery Institute, Los Angeles, CA September 2011 – July 2011
Clinical Director/Case Manager
Supervise a staff of 15 employees while also overseeing MFT interns, MSW interns
and substance abuse counselor interns.
Conduct pre-employment testing to qualified candidates provide training to staff
members in the following areas Drug Education, HIV, Anger Management, and
Parenting.
Coordinate outreach with clients, community organizations, and providers.
Performed intake assessments for dual diagnosed adults and formulate a treatment
plans to their specific needs.
Documented treatment interventions and outcomes. Made appropriate referrals to
other services when needed to help them reach set goals.
Volunteers of America, Los Angeles, CA April 2008 – July 2011
Program Manager
Performed intake assessments of homeless veterans who had problems with substance
abuse, physical and mental illnesses such as schizophrenia, depression and PTSD
in addition to unemployment and legal issues.
Monitors and verifies services provided to each client on a daily basis, determining
quality and the effectiveness of service provided.
Made referrals to the VA for medical and mental health treatment, permanent housing
VASH, legal and benefit assistance. Followed up on referrals to ascertain
effectiveness.
Attended and presented case treatment interventions and plans at weekly team
meetings with the VA liaison.
References Available Upon Request