Dependency Counselor Telemetry Technician

Brenda Parker

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Baytown, TX **521

409-***-**** Cellular

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Summary of Qualifications

• Dedicated to providing exceptional care devising creative treatment plans for individuals suffering with substance abuse disorder

• Compassionate, solution-focused with a biopsychosocial perception

• Utilize the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders V (DSM-V) in assessment and treatment planning

• Knowledgeable of the job’s profile and practices

• Good listening skills with an analytical aptitude

• Current Chemical Dependency Counselor Clinical Internship (CI) certification

• Completed and passed chemical dependency counseling (LCDC) exam July 28 2015 Education

Kaplan University November 2014

Master of Science in Psychology-Addictions

Kaplan University

Bachelor of Science in Psychology- Substance Addiction October 2012 Professional Experience

The Turning Point, Inc. (contracted to Plane State Jail) LCDC Counselor Intern 8/2016 - 1/2017

• Intake Assessment

• Discharge Assessment

• Group counselling up to 58 clients

• one-on-one counselling

• Prepared Individualized treatment plan

• provided and updated monthly progress reports

• Implemented intervention of social skills health education and cognitive behavior skills Houston Methodist St. John Hospital- Nassau Bay, Texas Telemetry Technician 3/2006 - 8/2016

• Evaluate and monitor cardiac rhythms of a maximum of 48 patients

• Alert nurse of any change or dysrhythmia noted in patient’s cardiac rhythm

• Construct individual charts for each patient containing admission details and 24-hour rhythm history in 8 hour intervals Dr. Angele Lai-Zayas: Internal Medicine- Pasadena, Texas Medical Office Assistant 1/ 2004- 1/2005

• Assisted patients with appointment setting while multi-tasking other medical care responsibilities

• Performed pre-verification of patient’s insurance coverage

• Prepared patients prior to doctor’s examination by taking vital signs, performing a comprehensive evaluation of any other conditions and collecting required lab specimens

The Who Program- Humble, Texas - (Bridges to Life- volunteer) Chemical Dependency 10/2009 – 12/2009

• Provided therapeutic intervention services to, adolescents, and adults using individual, family, and group treatment

• Worked successfully with adult survivors and perpetrators of sexual abuse and incest

• Coordinated and provided community-based substance abuse prevention counseling to Adolescents and adults Department of Criminal Justice- The Henley Unit: Dayton, Texas - (Bridges to Life- volunteer) Substance Abuse Rehabilitation Facilitator 12/2001- 12/2007

• Provided group therapy services to incarcerated women ordered by the court for successful participation prior to their release date

• Facilitated awareness of personal triggers

• Implemented motivational therapy to resolve treatment resistance References: Will be available on request

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