Case Manager Special Education
Resume:
Jacqueline Partlow
Winston, GA *****
***********@*******.***
Professional Summary
My goal is to assist women struggling with drug addictions and help them become the best versions of themselves and productive members of society. I aim to provide the necessary support to achieve this. At this stage in my life, I am working towards obtaining my degrees to enhance my ability to assist women and their families. I possess strong communication skills, have a passion for helping others, and am a dedicated worker.
I have many years of experience in the school system, most recently with Fulton County Schools, where I focused on supporting children with special education needs. Our school is in desperate need of teachers that has the patience and the understanding of these children and their well-being. I hold a master’s degree in psychology and am dedicated to using my knowledge to help others. During the years I was not working, I served as an advocate for women in prisons and jails. I visited these facilities to show the inmates that if I could turn my life around, they could too. I am proud to say that I have been a recovering addict for 25 to 26 years. Additionally, I ran a catering business where I visited different festivals and enjoyed grilling ribs, meats, and serving sides. Willing to relocate: Anywhere
Work Experience
Case Manager
Department of child services-Indianapolis, IN
May 2016 to November 2016
• I began working as a case manager due to the long distance from home, which was 80 miles away, and I ended this role in December 2016.
My responsibilities included setting up visits with parents or guardians and visiting homes to ensure that the children were in a safe environment.
Additionally, I wrote and logged reports for each visit and assessment. Supervisor
Founder of Keepin It Real Inc, recovery house for women-Flora, IN January 2009 to December 2014
We provided room and board, food, hygiene products, and clothes if needed. Transportation was arranged for all appointments, court dates, child visitations, and work-related activities.
We facilitated attendance at NA and AA meetings.
We coordinated with judges, attorneys, and prosecutors to effectively navigate their schedules. Progress updates were provided regarding behavior in the house, adherence to rules, and any necessary disciplinary measures.
Our staff worked diligently to offer these women every possible opportunity. We were the only recovery house in the area that provided such comprehensive support. This totaled 9 years of service.
Education
Master's degree in Educational Psychology
University of Phoenix-Atlanta, GA
May 2023 to September 2025
Skills
• Discharge planning
• Social Work
• Intake
• Case Management
• Behavioral health
• Crisis Intervention
• Resident's rights
• Care plans
• English
Certifications and Licenses
Driver's License
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