Social Work Mental Health
Resume:
DR. SUE FUTERAL, LCSW-C, C-EAT, CIMHP, CIMNTT,CMIP
Baltimore, Maryland 21208
Home/Office 410-***-****
Fax 410-***-****
Cell: 410-***-****
Email: ************@*******.***
LCSW-C state of MD. #04787
190******* NPI NASW membership: 881696880
Career Objective: To offer mental health evaluations for the federal courts for immigrants and refugees seeking political asylum and hardship.
To offer social work services in PRP program
To offer outpatient psychiatric care and coordinate patient/client care and supervise clinicians
To offer EAP services to clients in the workplace regarding their familial life or work stressors and providing CISD, and wellness training to personnel in their work settings or
To teach at a University in the masters or doctoral clinical program, courses such as: DSM V; expressive arts therapies, psychology, sociology, humanities, social work and human services, courses in an undergraduate or graduate academic setting; to offer guidance, support and mentoring to students, to participate in research and grant writing opportunities and to provide support to other faculty within the department.
Education:
1983-1993 University of Maryland School of Social Work and Community Planning
Baltimore, Maryland
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Social Welfare
Dissertation: “The Effectiveness of Social Group Work on Self-Esteem with Head-Trauma Rehabilitation Patients”
Concentration: Clinical Social Work
1979-1982 University of Maryland School of Social Work and Community Planning
Baltimore, Maryland
Master of Social Work (MSW)
Concentration: Clinical Social Work and Social Welfare Administration
1973-1976 Goucher College
Towson, Maryland
Baccalaureate of Arts (BA)
Concentration: Major in Psychology, Minor in Pre-Medical Studies
AWARDS
11/2022- Ezer Mitzion Fireworks at the Ritz Theatre in Elizabeth, NJ, BMT Donor Recipient Award
6/2022-University of Maryland Medical Systems
Great Submissions Letter Award
3/2020 NASW- Maryland Chapter
Lifetime Achievement Award
3/2020- University of Maryland, Social Work School
Social Worker Emeritus Award
3/7/2014- University of Maryland, School of Social Work
Outstanding Contribution to Social Work Award
4/28/12 University of Maryland School of Social Work
50th Anniversary Celebration Heroes for Justice Award
3/1/2014- Cited in BCPS Team Communications Log
Character Education Work in March is Social Work Month
5/1982 Won Graduate Student Research Day Award
Professional Training – Post Graduate:
07/22- CMIP- Certified Mindfulness Informed Professional,
Evergreen #965060
06/22- CIMHP- Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional,
Evergreen #782885
05/22- CIMNTT- Certification in Integrative Medicine and Nutrition in Trauma Treatment thru Institute for Integrative Medicine. #03015
09/14 – 06/15 Trauma Treatment for Children Certification, University of Maryland, School of Social Work
08/15-10/1 Train the Trainer- Youth Mental Health First Aid, University of Maryland, School of Social Work
07/14 Certification in MAP: Managing Advanced Practice (evidenced based therapy) University of Maryland
05/16/14 Mental Health First Aid, by Baltimore Metropolitan Health Association
07/13 Certification in Ethics Training- NASW
01/07-05/08 Certification in Expressive Arts Therapy
San Diego University of Integrative Studies
12/04-01/05 State of Maryland, Volunteer Disaster Training- Acute and Chronic (deployed to New Orleans for Hurricane Katrina as part of the Children’s mental health team)
07/03 HIV Facilitator; HIV Outreach Competencies; STD’s and Reproductive Technology
Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
State AIDS Administration
12/01 Serve on Governor’s task force for sex offenders- listed in Directory
11/01 American College of Certified Forensic Counselors
Diplomate of the Board – Clinical Forensic Counseling, F196697
2/97 National Board Certification for Clinical Hypnotherapy
9/96 Doctoral Addiction Counselor (DAC)
National Board of Addiction Examiners, B5310
Specializing in:
Alcohol & Drugs Eating Disorders Gambling Addictions
Sexual Disorders Relationship Problems
9/95 – 6/96 Peer Mediation Training
3/95 Eriksonian Institute of Hypnotherapy
Baltimore, Maryland
9/93 Myers Briggs Certified Tester
9/90 – 9/91 Strategic Family Therapy through Jay Haley Institute
Hannah More Center School
Reisterstown, Maryland
9/82 – 9/93 Psychodrama and Group Therapy
Spring Grove Hospital Center
Catonsville, Maryland
9/82 – 6/83 Strategic Family Therapy through Jay Haley Institute
Northwestern Community Mental Health
Baltimore, Maryland
GRANTS
2006- State of Maryland-D HR, Stress Management Training ($5000.00)
Department of Social Services, Western Maryland, Professional, Clinical and Support Staff
2001-2004- Disruptive Youth Grant, MSDE, GOCCP ($100,000.00)
Study expelled elementary school-age children, demographics, interventions, outcomes
2003-2004 Title 2 Grant Staff Training – Federal Monies
1) Family Therapy-Dr. Paul Ephross ($2000.00)
2) Adolescent work ($2000.00)
Family work-Dr. Geoffrey Grief
Anxiety and Yoga- Ken, Yoga Studio
3) Special needs for Teen Moms ($1500.00)
Financial Planning-. Allen Myrowitz, MBA and John Harter
Pediatric Care- Dr. Maria Pearl
Sexually Transmitted Diseases- Dawna Sandler, BSRN
1998-1999 Fund for Excellence ($500.00)
A study for Homelessness in Baltimore City, Maryland
SOCIAL WORK/PSYCHOLOGY CLASSES
McDaniel/Western Maryland College- Intro to Social Work, Human Behavior in the Social Environment, The Social Work Profession, DSM Assessments
Stevenson University-Developmental Psychology
Towson University- Graduate Courses in Psychology, Counseling techniques in Addictions
Sociology- Intro to Soc. Marriage and the family
Baltimore City Community College- Intro to Psych, Developmental Psych, Psychology and Education, Women and Psychology, Intro to Sociology, Humanities
Salisbury State University- Supervise psychology students in the field
CCBC- Marriage and the Family, Into to Sociology
Anne Arundel Community College- Psychological Counseling techniques
SDUIS- Art therapy, music therapy, dance-movement therapy, research, sand therapy, chair, co-chair for doctoral dissertation
Coppin State- Lobby Day (Taking Social work students to Annapolis)
UMB- Social Work Field Instructor
MSU- Social Work Field Instructor, BSW and MSW students
Carroll Community College- Into to Human Services, Intro to Psych, Ed Psych
Publications:
“Lessons from Japan”, Cause and Function. Vol. II, No. 2, spring 1982.
“The Integration of Management Information Systems with Community Mental Health Centers”, Cause and Function. Vol. III, No. 1, Fall 1982.
The Effectiveness of Group Work on self-esteem with Head Trauma Rehabilitation Patients. Dissertation, Presented May 20, 1993.
“Group Work with Head Trauma Patients”, chapter in Group Work with Populations at Risk
by Dr. Paul Ephross and Dr. Geoffrey Grief, Oxford University Press 1996. Second Printing, 2003
Case Management, A Workbook, Towson State University, September 1995.
The Prevention of Child Abuse. “Theoretical, Practical and Research on Protocols to Reduce Incidence and Prevalence Rates of Child Abuse”, (unpublished manuscript, 1998).
The Social Worker Role in Special Education, (unpublished manuscript, 1999).
“Hurricane Katrina Deployment”- Accepted for publication, Spring 2014 by DHMH state of Maryland
“The Emotional Healing of a Cancer Patient, CURE magazine fall 2022
Suzie Q fights Leukemia
Suzie Q gets a BMT
Professional Memberships:
NASW – National Association of Social Workers, Maryland Chapter – MD License #04787
NASW Committees
Chair – Student Faculty Liaison Committee (1998)
Member – Legislative Affairs Committee
Conference Chair – Social Work in Schools Committee (1998, 1999)
Member- Social Workers in Schools Committee
Member-Children, Youth and Families Committee
Lobby Day in Annapolis- Meet with NASW lobbyist and State Legislative Personnel
Board Certified Diplomat in Clinical Social Work – License #00578
AAMD – American Association of Mental Deficiencies, Eastern Region
DIA – Disabled in Action, Maryland Chapter
PACE – Political Organization of NASW
Member Greenpeace
Member National Wildlife and Federation Reserve
ACY – Advocacy for Children and Youth
BCPSSWA – Baltimore City Public Schools Social Work Association – President (1996-1998)
CPR Certified – Infant, Child and Adult, Heart saver
First Aide Certified
Baltimore County Public Schools:
Advisory Board for Alternative Education
Social Committee
Professional Development Committee
March is Social Work Month
Recognition Awards Committee
SPAN and CAN representative
HIV facilitator
LMB committee 6-12
411 Coalition Member
Safe and Drug Free Schools Conference Committee
Co-chair- Research committee
VOLUNTEER ACTIVITY
MPVC-Maryland Professional Volunteer Corps- Mental health counseling for Hurricance victims in Ocean City, Md,/Sandy Hook, NJ
Mental Health Team-Red Cross, Hurricane Katrina, deployed to Baton Rouge and Lafayette,
Louisiana, Sept 05
Pro-Bono Counseling Center-Provide free counseling to low-income individuals
WEST- Wellness Employee Transfer Service-Provide training and clinical services to children, adolescents; Also Provide mental health counseling services to victims of Hurricane Isabelle in Bowleys Quarters, Fall 2002
TASK- Teach Advocacy to Special-needs Kids- Executive Board Member
Professional Experience: ACADEMIC and CLINICAL
Fall 2017- present- CORE WELLNESS CEU Educational Programs
Presentations, Training and Workshops in Medical Trauma; Trauma Treatment; Expressive Arts Therapy; Ethics, Supervisory and Clinical practice with Children Adolescence, Families and Groups
-Fall 2010- 2019: Adjunct faculty for SDUIS-
Family therapy, Art therapy, Music Therapy, Dance-movement theapy, Psychodrama, Advanced Research, Serve on doctoral dissertation committees for students
09/09 to present Adjunct Faculty for Stevenson University
Stevenson- Greenspring Campus, 1525 Greenspring Valley Rd, Stevenson, Md.
Psychology Department- Teach Developmental Psychology, Serve on Ethics Panel for Undergraduate Field Students, Student Career Advising
09/82 to present Futeral Institute for Clinical Social Work
Baltimore, MD. 21208
Supervise graduate students from University of Maryland, School of Social Work, and Supervise Social Workers for practice/research for their licensure and supervision hours
Providing wellness trainings to clinicians and other health care staff in various work or educational settings in regard to clinical and work related issues. Topics include issues such as conflict management; communication skills; stress management; time management; critical incidence stress debriefing and team building, through EAP programs
Providing evaluations for persons experiencing immigration issues that affect their legal status such as extreme and severe hardship; political asylum; spouse abuse; and voluntary removal. Evaluations include a thorough psychosocial assessment, administering and scoring various testing instruments, and a mental health component. Expert testimony has been given by this examiner in the Fallon Federal Court Building in Baltimore City and the DHS Immigration courts in Arlington, Virginia.
Mental health evaluations are also offered for work related stress due to situational factors as well as emotional factors. CISD services offered, including on-site visits for trauma or death (sudden, expected, or suicides) as well as for victims in the workplace experiencing anxiety and stress due to criminal acts such as assaults, robberies, murders. Grief and addiction services are provided as well.
Fall 2007 to2019 Adjunct Faculty
University of Maryland at Baltimore
Graduate Programs
School of Social Work and Community Planning
525 West Redwood St
Baltimore, Md. 21201
Continuing Education Department: Teaching courses in the following:
Expressive Arts Therapy
Feng Shui- Applications of an Ancient Chinese Philosophy
Treatment of Juvenile and Adult Sex Offenders
Ethics in Social Work
06 /00 to fall 2019 WEST (Wellness Employee Service Transfer) and CHP (Catastrophic Health Planners)
255 Clifton Blvd.
Non-profit Carroll County Center
Westminster, Md. 21157
Teaching research methods and testing procedures to the staff and students of the WEST program. Promote healthy strategies for living for persons afflicted with catastrophic health and life issues. Assist in grant writing. Complete grant-funded activities. Offer trainings to human service staff and personnel. Offer Group Counseling services to at-risk youth
01/01 to 01/2021 Baltimore County Public School System (retired)
Board of Education
Office of Alternative Education, Drop-out Prevention and
Summer School
Southwest Student Support Services Office
3620 Commerce Drive, Suites 715-717
Baltimore, MD. 21227
Phone: 410-***-**** or 410-***-****
Fax: 410-***-****
6901 Charles St. Towson, Maryland 21204-old address
410-***-****-old phone
Home and Hospital Center- referral source for emotionally disturbed students or current teenage pregnant girls and teen moms
6229 Falls Rd.
Baltimore, Md. 21209
Also providing clinical social work services to:
Towson High School
Franklin High School
Owings Mills High School
Franklin Middle School
Cedermere Elementary School
Owings Mills Elementary School
Supervise graduate students in field placement from University of Maryland School of Social Work and Morgan State University, School of Social Work
Provide services to Alternative Education; Special education, General education and BCDC students.
Coordinate school social work group services to “Teen Moms” and to “School Phobic” students. Plan the curriculum and run groups for these populations. Teaching on-line tele-classes for students that are teen moms.
Teaching child development and child psychology courses to students in the Home and Hospital Program. Prepare the testing procedures, research tools, testing instrument, scoring, and administration using evidenced based outcome measures with students diagnosed with emotional disturbances and those facing challenges in the academic careers.
Provide services to expelled elementary, middle and high school students through the Disruptive Youth Grant through the LMB, local management Board: Chair, Subcommittee on Family Life and Poverty for Baltimore County Executive Office
School Social Worker- Provide therapeutic and case management Services to At-Risk youth, (teenage pregnant girls, teen moms, children with acute and chronic mental health and physical health issues) Serve on Several committees- Chair-Research and Development, Safe and Drug-Free Schools, Positive Behavior Management, Homelessness, Advisory Board, Professional Development, Focus on the Early Years; Provide Staff trainings, Collaborate efforts of multi-disciplinary team for data-driven research through grants. Assist with supervision and consultation to counselors in Afternoon Learning Groups for expelled middle school students. Supervise graduate students in field placement from UMAB, School of Social Work and Community Planning.
Prepare staff development programs on issues related to At-Risk youth to educators, administrators and counselors.
01/01 to 6/01 Baltimore Child Abuse Center
34 Market Place Suite 310
Baltimore, Maryland 21202
Ph: 410-***-****, Fax: 410-***-****
Forensic Interviewer
Interviewing victims of physical, emotional and sexual abuse. Working as part of an Interdisciplinary team. Preparing documents for court testimonies. Track statistical data on child abuse
12/00 to 9//01 Bacharach and Volkman Psychiatry
Crossroads Professional Building
4801 Dorsey Hall Rd., Suite 200
Ellicott City, MD
Ph: 410-***-****
Position- Outpatient Psychotherapist. Providing individual, couples and family counseling. Offer short term counseling for children and adolescents.
10/00- 12/02 Ventajas
6547 Sperryville Pike
Boston, Virginia 22713
Ph: 877-***-****, fax: 540-***-****
Training social workers for state licensing exams. Teaching and supervising students and trainers. Providing CEU’s through NASW.
9/99-12/99 Alliance, Inc.
Wise & Merritt Blvd.
Dundalk, MD and 31 Howard St Aberdeen, Harford County, MD.
Ph: 410-***-****
Providing targeted case management services to the CMI (Chronic mentally ill) and homeless population. Provide assistance with housing, rehabilitation, and psychiatric and legal issues.
Providing in school social work services to three elementary schools in Harford County through a grant from Family and Children’s Service
5/00 to 09/00 Anne Arundel Community College
Arnold, Maryland
Department of Allied Health Care-Physician Assistant Program
Psychiatric Medicine-
Teaching interviewing, diagnostic and prescriptive techniques and
Counseling strategies to undergraduate students. Reviewing DSM IV. Planning
For Faculty Retreat- Team Building techniques and Stress management
5/99 to 08/00 Sheppard Pratt Health System
Northwest, Catonsville, and St. Agnes Outpatient Centers
Baltimore. Maryland
Psychotherapist and Graduate Field Instructor
Provide intensive outpatient psychotherapy, EAP services, psychosocial evaluations, and Case Management and crisis intervention for children, adolescents, adults, couples, families and Groups.
Supervise graduate students from University of Maryland. School of Social Work.
Baltimore. Maryland
Psychotherapist and Graduate Field Instructor
Provide intensive outpatient psychotherapy, EAP services, psychosocial evaluations, and Case Management and crisis intervention for children, adolescents, adults, couples, families and Groups.
Supervise graduate students from University of Maryland. School of Social Work.
Administer and score personality, mood, and character trait tests. Provide cognitive and Behavioral interventions for children with attention deficit hyperactive disorder and learning disabilities. Serve as lecturer on topics related to mental health for various agencies for Speakers’ Bureau.
Offered Testing for National Depression Day and National Anxiety Screening Day
2/99 to 5/00 Department of Psychology-Graduate School
9/94 – 5/96 Department of Sociology and Anthropology – Adjunct Faculty
1/96 – 5/99 Department of Professional Development and Continuing Studies
Towson University
Towson, Maryland
Position – Teaching introductory and advanced courses in sociology, such as Introduction to Sociology; Social Welfare; Marriage and the Family; Sociology of the Family (independent study); and Sociological Imagination. Coordinating research projects for undergraduate students. Teaching and training effective case management techniques to DHR (Department of Human Resources) staff for “Homelessness Program,” with focus on Women and Children. Graduate Fieldwork instructor. Supervise and train graduate schoolwork students. Teaching courses on intro psychology and advanced self-esteem, love and attraction to adults and non-traditional students.
Teaching graduate level psychology classes on Addictions Treatment and Counseling Strategies
1/95 – 6/99 Department of Social Science and Behavioral Sciences – Adjunct Faculty
Baltimore City Community College
Baltimore, Maryland
Position – Teaching courses in psychology, sociology, and humanities. Coordinate student research projects. Freshman advising. Participate in faculty seminars and staff meetings.
8/96 – 6/97 Department of Social Work, Visiting Assistant Professor at
Western Maryland College/ McDaniel College
Westminster, Maryland
Position – Teaching introductory and advanced courses in social work, human behavior and sociology. Student advising and student field placement supervision. Field instructor liaison. Offer academic counseling to students. Serve on various faculties committees, e.g., substance abuse, ethics, etc.
2/98 – 6/98 Department of Social Sciences
Catonsville Community College
Catonsville, Maryland- Adjunct professor
Position – Teaching courses in Sociology and Introduction to Social Science.
12/96 – 6/98 Mercy Center for Eating Disorders
Baltimore, Maryland
Position – To provide psychotherapy and consulting services to individuals with eating disorders. Serve as a member of the interdisciplinary team for clinic evaluations.
5/96 – 8/96 Department of Psychology – Adjunct Professor
Salisbury State University
Salisbury, Maryland
Position – Supervise students in the field to train upper level students in practice testing, research and ethics. Coordinate fieldwork and practice theory with chairperson of Psychology Department.
9/89 – 6/91 Carroll County Community College
Westminster, Maryland- Adjunct Faculty
Position – Teaching introductory courses in Mental Health and Human Services to undergraduate students.
9/90 – 6/95 National Center for Human Development – Lecturer
Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital
Towson, Maryland
Offer workshops for professionals and lay people; woman’s issues, time management, feminist psychotherapy, stress management, self-esteem, alcohol and drug abuse, child guidance issues.
3/95 – 5/99 Social Work Educational Consultants, School Social Worker
Baltimore City Board of Education
Baltimore, Maryland
Position – Plan, presents and prepares Staff Development Program. Teach methods of behavior management, conflict resolution, and peer mediation and suicide/violence prevention. Provide supportive services to special education team. Offer therapy services to emotionally disturbed children and adolescents in programs ranging from Level I through Level V. President of Baltimore City Public Schools Social Work Association (2 yr.). Member ARD team.
5/94 – 5/99 Executive Clinical Director
Futeral Institute of Clinical Social Work
Randallstown, Maryland
Position – Coordinating administrative, marketing, management, and clinical duties in a research, teaching and clinical setting. Providing workshops and training for professional staff as well as the public. Offering a broad range of psycho therapeutic services such as individual, couples, family and group therapies for children, adolescents and adults. Coordinating “Practice Research” for program evaluation and therapeutic effectiveness of social group work for specific populations. Developing therapeutic interventions “for women at risk.” Coordinating substance abuse prevention and education programs.
6/95 – 5/99 Social Work Consultant
Samuel Esterson Physical Therapy Associates
Catonsville, Maryland
Position – Consulting with staff of physical therapists on the psychosocial aspects of service delivery to the patients. Assessing psychosocial needs of patients. Conducting chart reviews for utilization review.
6/95 – 5/99 Social Work Consultant
Pediatric Services of America
Pikesville, Maryland
Position – Provide home health care to disabled persons. Assess and evaluate patients for other related service providers.
7/91 – 5/94 Psychotherapist and Transition Coordinator
Greenspring Mental Health Services
Towson and Woodlawn, Maryland
Position – Specialize in administrative and clinical duties for national managed health care agency. Coordinate admission and discharge of psychiatric patients in the State of Maryland. Perform a broad range of psycho therapeutic services; family therapy, marriage and couples counseling, crisis work, child, adolescent and individual therapy. Also assist individuals’ transition from inpatient psychiatric facilities and chemical dependency treatment to reintegrate into community living and outpatient psychotherapy. Coordinate live supervision and clinical training programs for two Baltimore regional offices.
5/84 – 6/92 MANSEF SCHOOLS
Coordinator Family Outreach, School Social Worker
Hannah More Center School
Reisterstown, Maryland
Position – Coordinate Family Outreach program. Refer families to community resources. Provide intensive outpatient psychotherapy services to SED Level V middle and high school students. ARD team member, Served on MANSEF committee and presented at MANSEF conferences, School Social Worker
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9/90 – 6/91 Centers for Living. Inc. (Graduate Student-Doctoral Research)
Montebello State Hospital Center
Baltimore City, Maryland
Provided social work services to head trauma rehabilitation patients and their families. Worked as part of an interdisciplinary team with outpatient TBI (traumatic brain injury) program.
3/82 - 5/84 Unit Coordinator Northwestern Community Health Center
Baltimore, Maryland
Position – Plan, coordinate Psychosocial Rehabilitation Program for the chronic mentally ill. Develop individual re-liaison work with Spring Grove Hospital Center. Provide case Management services. Offer individual, group and family therapy.
8/81 – 12/81 Medical Social Worker – Pediatric Social Worker (Graduate Student)
Graduate Fieldwork, Sinai Hospital
Department of Social Work
Baltimore, Maryland
Position – Provide supportive services. Perform needs assessments. Prescribe discharge planning to patients and the medical team. Perform crisis intervention. Review and audit staff documentation.
8/80 – 6/81 Research Analyst (Graduate Student)\
Department of Human Resources
Social Services Administration
State of Maryland
Baltimore, Maryland
Position – Develop character profile, excess cost caseload children to non-excess caseload children. Analyze and perform statistics on the data. Present findings to University of Maryland.
1/80-6/80 Geriatric Social Worker (Graduate Student)
Graduate Field Work
Geriatric Day Treatment Center
US. Public Health Hospital
Baltimore, Maryland
Position – Perform needs assessments. Develop “buddy system” for home-bound geriatrics patients. Provide case management services. Develop integrated liaison services in the Primary Care Center. Offer life review group therapy.
4/79 – 10/79 Mental Health Counselor: Group Therapy
Charles Village House
Baltimore, Maryland
Position – Develop mainstreaming program for community based psychiatric halfway house residents. Conduct group therapy sessions utilizing creative modalities. Plan and coordinate individual assessments.
10/78 – 4/79 Resident House Counselor
Lutheran Association for Retarded Children
Home of Guiding Hands
Lakeside, San Diego County, California
Position- Plan and coordinate residential treatment program. Provide case management studies for six severely emotionally disturbed and multi-handicapped adolescents. Licensed care providers for SED adolescents.
8/78 – 10/78 Residential Advisor
San Diego County Association for the Retarded
San Diego, California
Position – Develop individual program plan for residents in the supervised apartment setting. Teaching adults with MR community living skills.
8/78 – 10/78 Psychiatric Aide
Genesee East Health Center
San Diego, California
Position – Provide therapeutic intervention for patients with schizophrenia and thought disorders on a locked in-patient psychiatric unit. Develop respite care program for patients.
1/77 – 1/78 Community Living Assistant
Baltimore Association for Retarded Citizens (BARC)
Baltimore, Maryland
Position – Provide counseling and case management service. Develop normalization programs.
9/76 – 12/96 Psychiatric Aid (undergraduate internship)
Phipps Psychiatric Clinic, Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore, Maryland
Position – Administer and score various psychological tests to in-patients. Provide counseling to persons with neuropsychological abnormalities.
Publications:
Self-published:
Suzie Q Fights Leukemia 2020
Suzie Q Gets a BMT- 2021
“Lessons from Japan”, Cause and Function. Vol. II, No. 2, spring 1982.
“The Integration of Management Information Systems with Community Mental Health Centers”, Cause and Function. Vol. III, No. 1, Fall 1982.
The Effectiveness of Group Work on self-esteem with Head Trauma Rehabilitation Patients. Dissertation, Presented May 20, 1993.
“Group Work with Head Trauma Patients”, chapter in-group Work with Populations at Risk
By Dr. Paul Ephross and Dr. Geoffrey Grief, Oxford University Press 1996. Second Printing, 2003
Case Management, A Workbook, Towson State University, September 1995.
The Prevention of Child Abuse. “Theoretical, Practical and Research on Protocols to Reduce Incidence and Prevalence Rates of Child Abuse”, (unpublished manuscript, 1998).
The Social Worker Role in Special Education, (unpublished manuscript, 1999).
Hurricane Katrina Deployment: A caseload of 7,000 in Louisianna, Through MPVC, and Maryland Stae Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, pub, October 2005
Professional Memberships:
NASW – National Association of Social Workers, Maryland Chapter – MD License #04787
NASW membership: 881696880
NASW Committees
Chair – Student Faculty Liaison Committee (1998)
Member – Legislative Affairs Committee
Conference Chair – Social Work in Schools Committee (1998, 1999)
Member- Social Workers in Schools Committee
Member-Children, Youth and Families Committee
Lobby Day in Annapolis- Meet with NASW lobbyist and State Legislative Personnel
Board Certified Diplomat in Clinical Social Work – License #00578
IATP-International Association of Trauma Professionals
AAMD – American Association of Mental Deficiencies, Eastern Region
DIA – Disabled in Action, Maryland Chapter
PACE – Political Organization of NASW
Member Greenpeace
Member National Wildlife and Federation Reserve
ACY – Advocacy for Children and Youth
BCPSSWA – Baltimore City Public Schools Social Work Association – President (1996-1998)
CPR Certified – Infant, Child and Adult, Heart saver
First Aide Certified
Baltimore County Public Schools:
Advisory Board for Alternative Education
Social Committee
Professional Development Committee
March is Social Work Month
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