Derrick Clinton Fowler, MS, CRC, QP, LCAS-A
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OBJECTIVE
To provide evidence-based therapeutic interventions to individuals with substance use disorders
EDUCATION
University of North Carolina at Chapel-Hill
Substance Abuse Certification awarded school from the of social work May 2014
Winston-SalemStateUniversity (WSSU)
Master of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling Dec. 2011
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG)
Bachelor of Arts in Biology May 2006
SUBSTANCE ABUSE SPECIALIST
Easter Seals UCP of North Carolina & Virginia Yanceyville, NC Jan. 2014- Present
Conduct comprehensive substance abuse assessments
Facilitate the Person Centered Planning process for individualized treatment
Utilize motivational interviewing techniques in working with individuals in earlier stages
of change
Facilitate cognitive behavioral based group therapy and provision of individual
therapeutic sessions in home, office, and community settings
Provides psychosocial rehabilitative interventions and case coordination
CASE MANAGER/COUNSELOR
Residential Treatment Services of Alamance (RTSA) Burlington, NC June 2012- Jan. 2013
Accept referrals for waiting list and assign clients on list to admission into the program
Oversee Person Centered Plan documentation and treatment authorizations
Screen and assist clients eligible for Medicaid
Refer and assist with Shelter Plus and Graham Housing Authority
Serve as staff liaison to Residential Council
Schedule referrals and appointments with VA, Public Health, DSS, Open Door Clinic
Manage transition and discharge by requesting extensions, coordinate transportation,
complete referrals to other facilities, i.e. ADACT
SUBSTANCE ABUSE CASE MANAGER/COUNSELOR (Intern)
Treatment Works Reidsville and Yanceyville, NC May 2013- Jan. 2014
Provide services to consumers who identify as substance abusers or potential users
Implement the 12 Core functions; explain in a manner easily understood by consumers
Create age and gender appropriate psycho-educational programs presented in group and
individual sessions
Accurately complete required intake forms, reports, and other relevant documentation
Comply with all confidentiality laws, ethical regulations, and professional best practices
HONORS AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Registered with NC Substance Abuse Professional Practice Board; LCAS-A licensure
Certified Prime For Life DWI instructor, completed April 15, 2015
Fowler, D.C., Betters, C. (2010) Adjustment Disorder: Considerations for the Workers’
Compensation System. Rehabilitation Professional Journal. Published December, 31
2010