I am a responsible self-starter who communicates well and is dedicated to providing great customer service and staff support. I am comfortable working autonomously or in a team-based setting. I am both calm and focused, great at prioritizing, completing multiple tasks simultaneously and following through to achieve project goals.
Experience
Domestic Violence Counselor Advocate, 2015 - Current Cvs Health – Greensboro, NC, The nonprofit organization that I
work for has had a contract with the Department of Children and Family Services
of San Bernardino County since 2010 to provide Domestic Violence counseling,
education, advocacy and support for their staff and clients at their Eastern
office. I work onsite at the county office Monday through Friday 8am to 5pm and
provide the follow Duties; crisis
intervention, trauma informed care, preventative services, and support services
to victims of domestic violence; their families, as well as CFS staff. Services
include assessing victims for danger, safety planning, assisting victims to get
into emergency shelter, providing weekly domestic violence education classes
and groups, accompany and advocate for clients at the Juvenile Dependency and
or superior court, as well as linking victims up with
additional resources in their community. How I
provide support services to the department staff is by attend daily RAM’s (Risk
Assessment Meetings). These are meetings where the social workers and I provide
the information collected from the family and present them to CFS social
workers, supervisors and management regarding which key factors are present, which
are not, assessing the degree of risk in a family and if the family has a plan,
support system and the likelihood of future maltreatment to a child or
adolescent. I will also attend TDM’s (Team Decision Making meetings) a Team
Decision Making meeting is a collaborative process designed to produce the best
joint decision concerning the family, the child’s safety and placement, with
contributions from: Children, Family, CFS staff, family members/parents, the
child (when appropriate), community partners, service providers, foster
parents, family’s support networks, and other supports as invited. I follow-up
and documented the outcome of each referral till services are completed and
cases are closed. I also present yearly workshops and
training for CFS staff, new hires and interns regarding domestic violence. I
also continuously develop and provide brochures, written material and the
latest information to raise the awareness of domestic violence. Part of my
regular office duties includes completing a daily service log, daily case
notes, new client intakes, preparing referral outcome reports and letters for
the department or court and monthly summary reports.
Shelter Hotline Advocate, 01/2013 - 06/2015 Department Of Homeland Security – Missoula, MT, I took a graveyard position at this shelter working 4 nights a week 10 hours each night from 10pm to 8am my duties included; Taking nightly hotline calls: conducting crisis intervention over the phone and in person, conducting shelter intakes if appropriate or referring the caller to other requested resources in their community. I would provide onsite supervision of the shelter and its residence overnight. Daily duties included: Walking the shelter every hour assuring that the residents follow the house rules for example safety, bed time, curfew, noise level and any conflict resolution that may occur. Working with shelter clients consisted of teaching independent living skills such as, cooking, household chores, laundry, personal hygiene, interpersonal communication, and the effects of domestic violence as well as working with them on communal living skills. Occasionally I would dispense medication, first aid, hygiene products or transporting the clients and their children to the ER as needed. I performed daily documentation of client’s behavior, actions and needs that they may have throughout the night in their file. Part of my administrative duties was to maintain, update and submit accurate documentation of our hotline reports, and closing the files of clients that exited the shelter. I would also make sure the shelter and offices were maintained in a clean, organized fashion by providing a variety of housekeeping functions on a daily basis. I was frequently asked to ensure that all new personal were well versed and trained on the overnight shelter operations and procedures by providing training for new employees, interns and volunteers.
Domestic Violence Counselor Advocate, 07/2008 - 03/2013 DOVES Domestic Violence Education And Services – City, STATE,
I began working with this agency
as an administrative assistant helping the office program director, my regular
office duties included, answering and screening a heavy volume of phone calls
which for the first 2 years included hotline calls, handling the mail, filing,
making copies, maintaining accurate inventory of office supplies, ordering
supplies and assisting
Clients with intake paper work. After
completing the state mandated 40 hour training I worked my way up to advocate
part of my new duties included assessing clients and providing crisis
intervention when needed. I facilitated support groups and life skills, empowerment
workshops.
In 2009 when our office program director left
I took over managing the day to day operations of our outreach center as well
as working with clients one on one from 2009-2011. The added responsibility was
to coordinate with a local organization that provided us with food for our food
pantry when we used to buy the food in the past. I collaborated with local
community partners, agencies and organizations so that we all work together to
provide clients and their families with as many services as they need on the
mountain. I planned and put on fundraisers and event in the community to raise
awareness for domestic violence and sustain our agency, this was accomplished
by our take back the night event, our candlelight walk, ice cream social as
well as tabling at yearly resource fairs and making presentation to our local
schools, agencies and organization. I was also responsibly to train our new
office hires and volunteers as well as doing my part in presenting at our State
Mandated Domestic Violence training that the agency conduct 2 times a year.
Administrative Assistant, 08/2005 - 06/2007 Acor Materials, LTD – City, STATE, My general office duties included fielding
and screening phone calls for administration and sales representatives.
I handled daily billing and invoicing for two
office locations one being out of state in Saint Louis MO. I was responsible for
all the accounts receivable and collections.
I assisted in coordinating LTL shipping and
prepared import documentation for customs, Acor imported their ball bearing parts
from China.
I prepared all daily reports, spreadsheets,
return goods authorizations and payable verification and verified potential client’s
credit references and provided references for existing clients.
Administrative Assistant, 08/2000 - 05/2005 California Agency – City, STATE,
My responsibilities included conducting I-9
review, drug test, reference and criminal background checks on potential
employees in accordance with EEOC regulations and agency standards.
My daily duties included updating and
maintaining client and employee data on the agency’s computerized system.
Performed clerical duties such as typing, faxing, and sending e-mails, as well
as, handling all of the agency’s correspondence.
I addressed clients and
employees inquiries/concerns by assisting them or directing them to the
appropriate party in a timely manner.
I scheduled and conducted interviews with
clients and potential employees.
I performed follow-ups with clients during
employees first month of work and checked on them on a regularly basis.
Responsible for all accounts receivable and
accounts payable.
I also created and maintained the agency’s
website.
Education
: General Education, Expected in 1995 - Citrus College - , GPA: General Education
High School Diploma: , Expected in 1992 - Glendora High School West College Medical Assistant - , GPA: Domestic Violence 40hour training
Languages
Bilingual Fluent in Spanish
Skills
Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, Power Point, Outlook
* Programs: AIMsi, OMS Systems, UPS Worldship and ALICE, Apricot.
* Type 40 WPM, 10-key touch by Sign & Touch
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