Psychiatric Technician Addiction Recovery

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Stockton, CA. *****

707-***-**** Mobile

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Skills Summary:

Having worked within the exciting field of: Psychology—Forensic, Psychosexual, Developmental, Mentally Ill, Dual Diagnoses, Borderline, Poly-substance Abuse, Addiction, etc.; and by striving to not simply meet minimum requirements, but, rather, exceed expectations, I have become a teacher by deed. By regularly presenting alternate methods, and viewpoints for empowering others, through the continued reexamination of the question, “How can we…?” and by strongly believing in the, Who, What, Where, When, and How of any given situation, I sup- port the diverse rights of each patient as an individual in reaching his/her goals; and, thus, the facility in meeting its. I have, over the years, a lifetime, accepted those around me as individuals with specific ideations unique to themselves, acknowledging not only our similarities, but also our differences as positive influences in creating, and maintaining, a therapeutic relationship. Credentials:

CA. State Licensed Psychiatric Technician # PT 26317 Nationally Certified Psychiatric Technician III (NCPT3) CAADAC-Registered Recovery Worker # RW4536

National Provider Identifier 172*******

Experience:

Nov. ’22 - present Health RIGHT 360 (Drug/Alcohol) Withdrawal Nurse San Francisco, CA. Addiction Recovery (Residential) Nov. ’16 - Nov. ’22 Joe Healy Detox (Drug/Alcohol) Detox Specialist San Francisco, CA. Addiction Recovery (Residential) Feb. ‘12 - Present Living at Reflections (Drug/Alcohol) Associate Nurse/Counselor Novato, CA. Addiction Recovery (Residential)

Dec. ‘10 - Feb. ‘12 Bayside of Marin (Drug/Alcohol) Medication Nurse/Counselor San Rafael, CA. Addiction Recovery Center (Residential) Feb. ‘01 - Nov. ‘10 Marin Tx. Center (Drug/Alcohol) Nursing Super./Dispensing Coord. San Rafael, CA. Russell Sandberg, MD 415-***-**** July ‘99 - Dec. ‘00 Our Family Inc., Napa County, Crestwood Child Counselor I Aug. ‘87 - Feb. ‘97 CA. State Hospitals: Patton, Fairview, Napa Psychiatric Technician Education:

2001 - 2012 Santa Rosa Junior College Nursing, Psych., Pharm., Social Science Santa Rosa, CA 95409 A.S. Social Behavioral Sciences (pending) 1990 - 2000 Napa Valley College A.S. Psychiatric Technology Napa, CA. 94559 (Honors)

1987 - 1989 San Bernardino Valley College Psychiatric Technician Certificate San Bernardino, CA. 92410 (Dean’s List

Charles R. Cosper Jr.

Philosophy:

Delivering, as a team, holistic care addressing the whole of the client; I believe in that which supports and nurtures the body, mind and spirit of every man, woman, and child; they are far more than a diagnosis and an associated treatment plan, and their lives are far richer than the short narrative recorded in their charts. Empowerment and the opportunity for personal growth remain extremely important, we empower through truth, the truth of our very being—our journey, as well as our homecoming. An institution must, itself, be healthy in order to aid those in need of its services; we can only provide effective treatment when we fearlessly seek to find that which waits behind the masks we wear—masks fashioned from the fears and injuries of a lifetime. Many of our clients have survived pandemonium only imagined by others. Goals:

1. Advocating for the client, not only as a customer, but as an investor, an individual with a unique perspective concerning his/her perceived needs, desires, hopes and dreams. 2. Supporting the continuing health and welfare of each client through the utilization of the most current bio-psycho-social rehabilitation modalities available, assisting him/her in achieving optimum mental health, personal well-being and social functioning. 3. Cultivating a professional relationship with the client, their family (as indicated), and the Interdisciplinary Team, facilitating continued growth and understanding of addiction. 4. Encouraging open, interactive communication, affording each individual the opportunity to engage in treatment and rehabilitation that fosters full cooperation, allowing him/her to safely take risks, make decisions, and experience the results of those decisions in a sup- portive, confidence-promoting, environment.

5. Acknowledging and supporting each individual’s participation as a complete partner in reaching their full potential by assisting them in discovering the world in which they live, how it works and how they play a part in it; as well as providing them continuing opportu- nities to remain a productive member of society, and a chance to be proud of who they are

(this often includes developing the skills necessary to take ownership of one’s behavior, as well as the outcome).

6. Maintaining the highest standards while striving to meet not only the needs and goals of the client and the establishment, but all pertinent licensing agencies, as well. Affiliations:

CAPT California Association of Psychiatric Technicians AAPT American Association of Psychiatric Technicians CAADAC California Association of Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Counselors NCSPP Northern California Society for Psychoanalytic Psychology ASAM American Society of Addiction Medicine

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