Darryl M. Johnson, Sr.

**** *********** **** ** *** Washington, DC 20018 703-***-****

acxpjv@r.postjobfree.com

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

STRONG ORGANIZATIONAL AND INTERPERSONAL SKILLS COMPUTER SAVVY

ABILITY TO SUCCESSFULLY MANAGE AND COORDINATE PROGRAMS

EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION SKILLS ABILITY TO WORK WITH AT-RISK YOUTH

Articulate, confident, achievement-driven, skilled at prioritizing multiple projects, and competing demands; Focused and results-oriented; A team player and dedicated to achieving 100% customer and client Satisfaction.

Over 20 years of experience working with a diverse group of clientele and providing case management services.

Extraordinary time management skills with the ability to excel in a fast-paced, client focused environment as well as inspiring confidence at all levels.

Superior administrative, bookkeeping & office management skills.

Demonstrated ability as a team player and leader.

Over 20 years of volunteer experience serving the Washington Metropolitan area in alcohol and substance abuse intervention and prevention.

Served as Chairperson of East of the River Area Service (6yrs)

Alcohol and substance abuse group facilitator @ Community Action Group (CAG) facility

Chesapeake Potomac Region Convention Planning Committee

Board of Directors (Anacostia Young Peoples Club) Recovery Network(Washington, DC)

Board of Director of Ironsn7sfire, Inc. (Washington, DC/Maryland)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Samaritan Inns Adult Treatment Program, Case Manager, Washington, DC 3/2016-Present

Provide counseling and case management to inpatient clients with substance abuse and co-occurring disorders in need of addiction, mental health and transitional housing services.

Provide case management and maintain a case load of over 10-20.

Provide referrals and coordinate services with adjunct services when needed including mental health, employment, housing and chemical dependency services.

Facilitate and co-facilitate counseling group sessions.

Document appropriate client data into WITS data system.

Attend and participate in all pertinent professional development trainings.

Monitor and document medication dispensing.

Support with implementing a 12 Step recovery model.

Supervise a staff of 6 to 8 individuals.

Transcribe group notes then enter in company database.

So Others Might Eat (SOME) Case Manager for Transitional Housing, Washington, DC 9/2013-10/2015

Provided counseling and case management to residents of Transitional Housing programs in need of addiction, mental health, employment and housing services.

Provided case management and maintained a case load of over 100.

Completed Intake, Screening and Assessment Interviews.

Developed post treatment and recovery care planning for transitional living and self-sufficiency.

Provided referrals and coordinated services with adjunct services when needed including mental health, employment, housing and chemical dependency services.

Scheduled, coordinated and facilitated individual and group sessions.

Attended pertinent professional development trainings conducive to successful support of client needs towards sustainability.

So Others Might Eat (SOME) Transitional Housing Counselor, Washington, DC 3/2012 – 9/2013

Provided counseling and supportive services to residents of Transitional Houses; Assisted clients with developing healthy coping skills; Overseen daily residential operations

Managed a caseload of specific clients including developing service goal plan, budgeting and monitoring of client’s compliance with program rules.

Conducted and document client meetings to monitor progress.

Conducted outreach and established network of community resources and services.

Made referrals to other services as needed and worked with other community providers to provide collaborative services to clients.

Monitored direct assistance that can be used for financial support, rent, utility and security deposit.

Water Mitigation/Mold/Bio Hazard Technician Service Master Clean, Alexandria, VA 2011-2013

Provided disaster restoration services in the residential and commercial sectors of the Washington Metropolitan Area. Worked with insurance vendors accessed by customers requiring restorative and emergency services resulting from natural disaster, failed plumbing and maintenance or bacterial/microbial uncleanliness. Responded to Project Manager/Water Claims Supervisor Job Directives.

Worked with Water Mitigation Supervisors to provide livable conditions for families and business owners after structural damages have occurred.

Removal of contaminated materials (drywall, carpet, padding, cabinetry, flooring, etc)

Used tool and specialty equipment to clean and remove damaged and affected structural materials.

Used environmentally safe anti-microbial products to clean and decontaminate affected structures.

Completed drying inspections to assure proper drying process is occurring by using moisture and hydrometer meter to measure atmospheric humidity.

Drove all company fleet vehicles for equipment transport and content disposal items.

Supervised temporary workers and Production Assistants during job performance.

After School Program Coordinator District of Columbia Public Schools, Washington DC 2008-2011

Provided overall leadership for the afterschool program at Johnson Middle School; Worked with the ( Out of School Time Project) providers to ensure maximum benefits to student participants through peer learning; Engaged with the local community regarding afterschool needs at the school site.

Worked with community organizations to ensure that students were getting the most out of their afterschool activities.

Worked with teachers to ensure that students had all available resources in order to improve their study skills.

Worked with low-income families and children.

Worked with older students whom were disconnected from traditional school and work opportunities to ensure that they had opportunities for advancement.

TRAINING

Conflict Resolution, CPR/First Aid, Medication Management, therapeutic restraint training, addiction prevention and intervention (12 core functions of addiction), teen parenting (teaching teen parents how to cope with raising at-risk children ages 0-7), and cognitive counseling skills training. Psychopharmacology, Group Counseling, Ethics and Confidentially, Clinical Documentation, Microsoft Office

EDUCATION

1992-1993 University of the District of Columbia, Washington DC

Undergraduate Studies: Public Administration and Early Childhood Education

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