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Resume:
Carmael K. Makanaonalani Stagner
Honolulu, HI 96814
Phone: 808-***-****
< aduhxz@r.postjobfree.com >
Objective
To serve the communities of Oahu through a pro-social role.
Education History
Grand Canyon University (1st Year doctoral residency) 7/2015
Med Assist School of Hawaii, Diploma 8/2011
University of Phoenix Master’s of Science,
Psychology 9/2009
Chaminade University of Honolulu Bachelor's of Arts Degree,
English 5/1999
University of Hawaii, Windward Community College,
Liberal Arts 5/1996
Certifications
Certified Substance Abuse Counselor (CSAC)
State of Hawaii, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division
License No. 1182-03
Certified Criminal Justice Addictions Professional (CCJAP)
State of Hawaii, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division
License No. 342 – 11
Certified Clinical Supervisor (CCS)
State of Hawaii, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division
License No. 227 – 11
Substitute Teacher
State of Hawaii, Department of Education
Course completion: October 2011
Administrative Skills & Experience
Basic copy/scan/facsimile machine
Bookkeeping
Data collection
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM V)
Electronic Medical Records (EMR)
Homeless Management Information System (HMIS)
Partners In Care (PIC)
Medical Billing CPT
Medical Coding ICD 10
Microsoft Office 2021
Medisoft 2009
Recordkeeping
Scheduling
Clinical Skills & Experience
Addiction Severity Index (ASI)
Adult Substance Use Survey (ASUS)
Assist in minor surgery
ASAM Patient Placement Criteria
Body Mass Index (BMI)
Data, Assessment, Plan (DAP) progress notes
Expected Delivery Date (EDD)
Hawaii Web Infrastructure for Treatment Services (WITS)
Injections
Level of Services Inventory (LSI)
Medication dosing
Phlebotomy
Prescription shorthand
Seesaw
Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan (SOAP) progress notes
Urinalysis
Venous Blood Draw
Vital signs
ZOOM, Webex
Community Service
Aiea Elementary School 2011-2012
Life Foundation 2011
`Iolani Palace 2011
`Alu Like Native Hawaiian Library 2008 -2010
Kamaile Academy 2009 – 2010
Halau Hula o Kuupuailima o Makaha 2007 – 2017
He Hawaii Au Conference 2009
Ulupo Heiau 2008
Pa`ahao Makahiki Peace, Justice and Reconciliation Center of the Pacific 2008
Na Maka Walu LLC 2007
Employment History
* Stabilization Case Manager, Honolulu 40hrs/wkly FTE
Hawaii Health and Harm Reduction (H3RC)
677 Ala Moana Boulevard #226
Honolulu, HI 96814
9/22 – 12/22
Provided client-centered case management to individuals diagnosed with severe and persistent mental illness needing stabilization. Support focused on principles of harm reduction that offer respect and dignity to individuals moving through stages of change in their lives.
Developed and implemented a strengths-based individualized self-sufficiency transitional plan that promoted and expedited client stability and community integration. Provide wellness/symptom monitoring, daily check-ins, and follow through to ensure ongoing progress.
Ensure timely and complete delivery of core case management services in compliance with program requirements.
Advocated for and coordinated access to State/Federal benefits, medical care, and psychiatric care, as needed. Collaborated with internal and external partners/stakeholders to promote an integrated service delivery.
Provided crisis intervention and conflict mediation, linked with appropriate resources, services, treatment/rehabilitation facilities, and other services, as needed.
Maintained appropriate case files, ensuring complete, accurate and timely documentation in compliance with H3RC program requirements.
Utilized Homeless Management Information System (HMIS), Partners In Care (PIC), and Electronic Medical Records (EMR) software platforms at a novice level.
* Oahu SUD Counselor individual contract per diem
North Shore Mental Health
46-001 Kamehameha Hwy #217
Kaneohe, HI 96744
10/21 - 9/22
Provided comprehensive biological, psychological, social and drug use assessment and narrative through the Hawaii CARES and Hawaii WITS programs.
* Residential Services Coordinator, Honolulu 40hrs/wkly FTE
Mental Health Kokua (MHK)
1221 Kapiolani Boulevard #345
Honolulu, HI 96813
7/17 – 10/21
Provided 5-point decisionmaking process in the appropriateness of admissions into a community level Mental Health Kokua adult mental health group home: 1) Maintains requirements of the State of Hawaii Department of Health Adult Mental Health Utilization Management office and federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act through a Sharepoint platform; 2) Submits a clinical review and BioPsychSocial meta-anlayses of Hawaii State Hospital Patients who are mentally unfit of criminal sentencing for jailable offenses; 3) Evaluates comprehensive background, crimogenic involvement, and risk for relapse; 4) Completes, submits and discusses findings in a group setting with housing staff and community case management agency; 5) Makes recommendations for additional support services to assure successful placement in the lowest level of community housing available.
Gave direct clinical and administrative supervision to 15 on-site staff, and 41 dually-diagnosed single adult individuals with severely persistent mental illness (SPMI): Therapeutic Living Program has 14 beds; 24hr program has 7 beds; 8-16hr program has 12 beds; and Semi-Independent program has 7 beds. Housing program deliverables focus on a residential setting with clear expectations given by a judge to an SPMI patient to assist with the maintenance of community custody as managed through a probation officer. This judge assigns SPMI patients on Conditional Release or Release on Conditions to a case management agency for placement at an MHK housing program.
Worked collaboratively with case management agencies and forensic coordinators to enforce the legal conditions of the consumers’ community custody level by linking these SPMI consumers with community services to increase their protective factors and reduce their risk for re-offending, and/or re-hospitalization.
Interpreted the Individualized Level of Skill Survey (ILSS) and Level of Care Utilization System (LOCUS) to assign the most appropriate, lowest level of community housing support and supervision for SPMI patients in tenancy with MHK.
Trained residential assistant staff in Trauma Informed Care, Motivational Interviewing, Using “I” Statements, Cultural Competency, Customer Service, and documentation skills. Used the NextStep program to develop consumer crisis plans & treatment plans, which trends, tracks and monitors consumer progress or lack of progress in specific activities of daily living.
Assessed consumer motivation to change behavior, and willingness to participate in MHK housing programs through individual counseling and implementation of the Behavior Contract, Housing Action Plan and Termination of Program Services as reflected by the dynamism of the consumer.
Applied the Crisis, Prevention, Intervention model with staff and consumers when managing acute crises and conflict to assure emotional, physical and overall safety. Met in weekly supervision with direct supervisor MHK Oahu County Director, and MHK Clinical Director in case review and for staff support. Manages RA staff with weekly MAGIC (meet and greet / assess self and consumers/ give options/ inspire/ celebrate ) protocols to check in for compassion fatigue and over all well-being of consumers and staff.
Managed time sheets through the Automatic Data Processing (ADP) system. Attends to requests off, job performance appraisals, and staff dashboard accessibility.
* Recreational Assistant 32hrs/wkly FTE
Hawaii Job Corps Waimanalo
41-467 Hihimanu Street
Waimanalo, HI 976795
11/16 – 5/17
Provided short-term and long-term decisionmaking process groups with job corps cadets specific to modifying behaviors to meet the expectation of social recreation in a clean and sober environment.
Led group supervision for job corps cadets in a recreational setting using prosocial role modeling of appropriate behaviors, social cues, responses and citizenship in the community through volunteer service.
Attended weekly staff meetings. Completed daily progress notes. Assigned delinquency tasks. Worked in cooperation with administration, security, medical and educational units for specific modification of recruit behaviors as needed.
* Case Manager 40hrs/wkly FTE
Community Empowerment Services (CES)
A CARF-certified Psychosocial Not-For-Profit Agency
1110 University Avenue 3411
Honolulu, HI 96826
12/11 – 10/12
Provided individual decisionmaking sessions with mental illness patients registered with the Adult Mental Health Division (AMHD) who are seriously and persistently Mentally-Ill (SPMI) on the island of Oahu, at least 18 years old, in the community, residential, and houseless living situations.
Consumer services are provided 24-hours per day, seven days a week, 365 days a year using the principles of: hope, purpose, acceptance, mutual help and responsibility.
Individual recovery plans focused on the following interventions to assist with access to medical and rehabilitative services to reduce psychiatric and substance abuse addiction symptoms:
Skill building
Crisis assessment
Crisis intervention
Budgeting
Accessing transportation
Individual restorative interventions for the development of interpersonal, community coping and independent living skills
Development of symptom monitoring and management skills
Administration and monitoring of medication and self-medication
Treatment for substance abuse or other co –occurring disorders
Psychoeducation
Supportive counseling
Referrals
* Parent Educator 10hrs/wkly PTE
PARENTS, Inc.
45-955 Kamehameha Highway #301
12/11 – 4/12
Provided individual and group decisionmaking reflections through educational classes and activities to both court-ordered, and volunteer parents in the community. Conducted three-hour educational activities in evening and weekend classes.
Developed treatment plan goals, identified strategies, and modified the treatment plan as necessary. Report all changes in treatment planning to program coordinator.
Maintained electronic weekly progress notes, submitted to program coordinator per contract requirements.
Maintained weekly mileage, service hours, and monthly activity reports submitted to human resources per contract requirements.
Used google docs, and additional electronic means to communicate with staff. Attended one monthly evening staff meeting.
*Clinical Supervisor, Substance Abuse Specialist V 40hrs/wkly FTE
Department Of Public Safety Honolulu, HI
949 Ala Moana Boulevard #405
Honolulu, HI 96814
2/2006 – 5/2010
Provided progressively responsible administrative and operational decisionmaking through direct supervision to eight (8) level four counseling staff; and four (4) level three security staff groups in a 204 - bed alcohol and/or drug treatment program in a correctional setting; Weekly supervision and monthly supervision reports conducted regularly, with an annual review. Collaboration with section head persons and supervisors;
Asserted administrative, operational, professional and analytical work assessing individuals and developing individualized treatment plans for alcohol and/or drug use intervention and treatment; and providing substance abuse counseling and education to individuals and groups; collaborate inter and intra facility, division, section and department regarding inmate movements, custody levels, re entry and release plans;
Cooperated with staff persons within the facilities, administrators within the department, and also networking with community offender service offices including the Hawaii Paroling Authority, Probation, Drug Court, the Judiciary and the Interagency Council on Intermediate Sanctions and other community agencies.
Monitored substance abuse treatment programs provided for Hawaii inmates incarcerated in mainland facilities by contract with Corrections Corporation of America, Hawaii State Agreement #85531.
Completed comprehensive review of the inmate file including but not limited to the Initial Prescriptive Plan (IPP), Prescriptive Plan Update (PPU), Inmate Classification, Sentencing reccommendations, and other documents completed by the Receiving, Admissions and Diagnostics Unit at Halawa Correctional Facility for newly incarcerated males and parole violators; Provided intake assessments for newly incarcerated adult males using the Substance Abuse Subtle Screening Instrument (SASSI), the Level of Service Inventory - Revised (LSI-R), and Adult Substance Use Screening (ASUS) instruments; and Evaluated contracted service providers.
Temporarily assigned into the programs manager position whose duties included but was not limited to organizational review, evaluation and implementation of departmental policies, procedures and programming of all in-prison substance abuse service providers at Halawa Correctional Facility, Waiawa Correctional Facility, Kulani Correctional Facility, Maui Community Correctional Center, Kauai Community Correctional Center, Hawaii Community Correctional Center, Women’s Community Correctional Center, Otter Creek Correctional Facility, Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility, and Saguaro Correctional Facility. Provided oversight to transitional offender re entry programs to include work furlough and transition programs at the Women’s Community Correctional Center, TJ Mahoney, Laumaka, and Waiawa on Oahu.
* Outreach Counselor 40hrs/wkly FTE
Kalihi YMCA Honolulu, HI
1335 Kalihi Street
Honolulu, Hawaii 96818
9/1999 – 2/2006
Provided safe space for teenagers to reflect on poor decisionmaking regarding substance use in a school-based substance abuse treatment services to students in grades 9- 12 at Aiea and Moanalua High School, minimum of 33 clients per contract year, minimum 3 - 8 direct service hours per week per client, minimum of 20 direct service hours per week, not to exceed 96 clinical hours per client per year; provide field supervision to level one and level two counselors as a senior counselor.
Trained 40 substance abuse and community-based prevention and mentoring counselors in the 12 core functions of counseling, ethics and additional areas as needed. Train counselors for direct service contracts with the Office of Youth Services, Juvenile Drug Court, Girls Court, the Family Court, and the Hawaii Youth Correctional Facility.
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