Manager Case
Resume:
Timothy O. Asemota
Philadelphia PA, 19153
267-***-**** cell.
**************@*****.***
Objective
To obtain a position which will utilize my skills and educational background.
Employment
Case Manager. Pradera Incorporated
Philadelphia Pa. 2019- present.
Provision of case management services as detailed in County DHS Practice guidelines.
Face to face between case manager and any member of the family/household, and other interested parties
Participate in case, school and all team conferences and court appearances.
Completion and documentation of all services provided. Structured notes, risk and safety assessment. Single case plan and follow up.
Career Advisor, Resources for Human Development, E-3 Center North
Philadelphia, PA 2004-2017
Conduct intake and orientation process for new youth candidates. Maintain the caseload and paper files of assigned youth. Input achievements and case notes and other pertinent information into ETO/Pyramid system software. Act as ambassador for the site to ensure the data and records are reported accurately to centralized computer system. Collaborate with outside agencies including Reintegration, Probation, and treatment agencies to inform them of the client’s progress. Communicate with center instructors regarding youth progress. Attend weekly meetings and participate in development training.
Investigator, Philadelphia Corporation for Aging Adult Protective Services
Philadelphia, PA 2002-2004
Received and investigated reports of abuse, neglect, abandonment of individuals age 60 and above as described in older Adult Protective Services Law and the regulations accompanying these laws. Determined if abuse or neglect was substantiated and made referrals to appropriate agencies and services. Assessed the need for emergency intervention including petitioning for involuntary mental commitments, protection orders, emergency intervention and accessed orders when appropriate. Testified in court as needed. Accompanied and assisted police in delivery and enforcement of the mentioned court orders. Conducted assessments and developed a care plan for consumers, families and friends.
Clinical Counselor, South Carolina Department of Corrections
Columbia, South Carolina 2000-2002
Responsible for scheduling intake assessment on all referred inmates, completes intake forms and staff case with assigned counselor. Responsible for completing classification reviews, 30/90 day MR review, SPMTS, and monitor MR inmates. Completes treatment/discharge planning/summaries on referred inmates. Responsible for providing daily round administrative segregation units. Responsible for reviewing the discharge summary for diagnosis and treatment recommendations on all inmates returning from GPH and staffing at treatment team. Provide crisis intervention on daily basis, and provide necessary documentation. Monitoring medication compliance through MAR reviews weekly and providing feedback and documentation to supervisor regarding non-compliance. Responsible for providing one 2-hour group per week.
Case Manager, Philadelphia O.I.C
Philadelphia, PA 1994-2000
Maintain a liaison to Family Court and Juvenile Probation Officers involved in youth cases. Making court appearances as an advocate for youth. Maintain an ongoing contact with local school officials to expedite the enrollment into school. Develop treatment plan for youth while in state facilities, and provide family intervention and guidance.
Case Manager, Horizon House
Philadelphia, PA 1996-1998
Created and maintained a stable environment for mentally ill clients, counseled and prepared clients for survival in the outside world. Maintained daily verbal and written documentation. Took referrals from clients’ case managers and their families.
Case Manager, Children of the Light Mission, Inc.
Philadelphia, PA 1990-1994
Provide in-home services for severely at risk client families in with standards issued by D.H.S. Provide and document case management services to youth in their placement setting by having face to face counseling with clients, family members and foster parents. Provide crisis intervention to help turn difficult situations into something positive.
Education
B.S. Criminal Justice, Tennessee State University
Nashville, TN June 1981
References
Furnished upon request
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