Shannon Warner 580-***-****

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Employment:

June 2023 to Present:

Domestic Abuse Victims Advocate, Magellan

Advocate for victims of Domestic Violence on/off the military base regarding soldiers and their spouses. Instruct trainings for new soldiers, yearly trainings, and pre deployment/post deployment trainings regarding Child abuse and Domestic violence. Prepare, Organize, and execute events for community awareness regarding domestic violence. Complete outreach with in the community regarding resources for victims of Domestic Violence.

February 2023 to Present

Resource Specialist with TFI Family Connections

Promote the well being of children in the Foster Care Services Program, participates in staff meeting and trainings and coordinates with staff from other agencies involved in providing foster care services. Manages a case load of Foster Care Services placements. In addition, assess the need for placement, safety, family strengths and needs, and placement resources for the child and care provider/kinship caregivers, assists care providers and kinship caregivers in providing a safe, nurturing environment for children in their care, maintains a working relationship with public and private agencies involved in providing foster care services and support.

August 2004 to November 2022

Child Welfare Specialist IV, Oklahoma Department of Human Services

I began as an aide and moved up to complete my career as a supervisor. I supervised a staff of 3/5 workers with caseloads of up to 20 investigations. File, prioritize and organize information as it pertains to individual cases. Compile reports for courts as well as other outside agencies. Interview clients, children, and collateral/references as to sensitive information regarding each case. Coordinate and facilitate meetings regarding safety, resources, and outcomes regarding case work. Interview, onboard, and hire new staff. Train staff and outside entities regarding practices, procedures, and law regarding agency with a curriculum I put together based on the needs, organization, and needed outcomes. Ongoing training yearly of 40 hours as to practices, procedures and policy. Work with clients, other staff, courts, counselors, and school staff as well as other outside resources regarding families and their needs.

Special Skills:

Types 50+ words a minute, Word, Excel, Microsoft office, Workday, Organizational skills, time management, Notary Public, Forensic interviewing (Masters level 10+ years), Works well individually and in a group, enjoys training others.

Additional Employment information available upon request.

Education:

Bachelor’s degree – Criminal Justice (Minor Sociology), Camron University 2004

High School Diploma – Omak High School, Omak, WA 1989

References:

Ret. Det. Don McGee 580-***-****

Linda Beckendorf 580-***-****

Range Master David Schucker 580-***-****

Additional references available upon request