Rose Mary Ray
Qualifications
• Alcohol and Drug Counselor Trainee, Maryland
• Proven ability to build and work collaboratively in strong team concept environment and independently
• Able to adapt effectively to challenging and emergency situations
• Well-developed skills in prioritizing, organization, decision-making, time management, and verbal/written communications skills
• Strong interpersonal skills resulting in exceptional rapport with people
• Excellent analytical skills with accuracy and effectiveness
Educational Background
02/06 – 02/07 Coppin State University, Baltimore, MD
Major: Social Work
02/02 – 02/05 Community College of Baltimore County, Baltimore, MD
Major: Chemical Dependency Counseling
Work Experience
03/00 – 07/10 STATE OF MARYLAND
06/08 – 07/10 Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services, Jessup
Alcohol and Drug Supervised Counselor, Provisional
• Assess inmates as needed using the Addictions Severity Index (ASI) and Texas Christian University Drug Screen (TCU) to identify inmates needing substance abuse treatment services; develop inmates files to maintain original testing instruments
• Provide intensive substance abuse treatment on an individual basis twice monthly and two group sessions a week for two groups with approximately 15 members in each group
• Documentation of all group and individual notes to include treatment plans and discharge summaries in inmate files
• Maintain contact with internal and external resources such as community based addiction providers in support of providing Aftercare services
• Participation in continue professional development through educational training
• Completion of monthly statistics on substance abuse treatment activities
12/05 – 6/08 Department of Social Services, Anne Arundel County, Glen Burnie
Income Maintenance Specialist II
• Determined eligibility and provided case management services for Family Investment Administration programs
• Complete customer interview and pended applications in all program areas; including screening for Expedited Food Stamps
• Maintained payment accuracy within established guidelines, as measured by Supervisory Review System and Quality Control
• Completed caseload/case maintenance activities daily
• Processed existing cases for reconsideration and interim changes
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3/00 – 12/05 University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Baltimore
Accounting Associate
• Provided bookkeeping services to the Joint Center for Astrophysics (JCA) within the Physics Department
• Actively monitored federal grant funding accounts; reconciled and amended budgets; completed detailed research to resolve discrepancies
• Processed biweekly payroll for faculty, staff and graduate/undergraduate students; maintained leave records and reallocated state purchasing card transactions monthly.
• Handled all travel and parking arrangements for the JCA faculty, visitors and interviewees
08/04 – 12/04 Partners In Recovery Intensive Outpatient Program, Towson, MD
Alcohol and Drug Counselor Intern
• Co-facilitated group sessions three times a week for the intensive outpatient program
• Provided individual counseling per clients need
• Maintained group and individual notes for clients as well as discharge summaries and aftercare plans
07/99 – 03/00 Allegis Group, Inc., Hanover, MD
Payroll Associate
• Processed weekly payroll for 700 employees, new hires and terminations; including direct deposits requests, leave payouts and wage verifications forms ; handled request for 401k and pension plans
11/97 – 07/99 The Chimes, Inc. , Baltimore, MD
11/97-07/99 Payroll Clerk
• Monitored leave records, petty cash box and processed biweekly payroll for contractual employees in the Washington D.C. and Pennsylvania areas
• Calculated timecards for the workshop employees to assure accurate payment of hours worked, prepared direct deposits and completed wage verifications forms
12/97-10/98 Night Supervisor (Part-Time)
• Coordinated and supervised clients with developmental disabilities by assuring that their daily job duties were completed; monitored client activities during work hours based on interactions with each another
• Transported the clients to and from their assigned work place to their homes daily; updated clients’ files with progress notes and incident reports. Briefed
Residential Day Counselor about unaccepted behaviors that were exhibited on the prior night.
References furnished upon request
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500 Virginia Avenue #708, Towson, MD 21286
Home: 410-***-**** Cell: 443-***-**** Email: *********@****.***