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mental health service coordinator i resume example with 14+ years of experience

Jessica
Claire
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(555) 432-1000,
Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA 94105
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Professional Summary

To seek and maintain a full-time position that offers professional challenges utilizing interpersonal skills, excellent time management, problem-solving skills to benefit mutual growth and success. Knowledgeable in program and project coordination. Mental Health professional with skill leading situation-specific advocacy. Expertise in working with children and adults in crisis. Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals.

Skills
  • Building rapport
  • Case documentation
  • Team Building
  • Patient education
  • Proficient in MS Office
  • Multitasking ability
  • Client needs assessment
  • Self-motivated professional
  • Conflict resolution
  • Flexible & Adaptable
Education
Grand Canyon University Phoenix, AZ, Expected in 2022 ā€“ ā€“ Ph.D. : Performance Psychology - GPA :
CSU Northridge Northridge, CA, Expected in 12/2011 ā€“ ā€“ M.S : Public Administration - GPA :
CSU Dominguez Hills Carson, CA, Expected in 06/1995 ā€“ ā€“ B.S : Business Administration - GPA :
Work History
Los Angeles County, Patientsā€™ Rights Office - Mental Health Service Coordinator I
City, STATE, 06/2017 - Current
  • Patientsā€™ Rights Advocate Represent Consumers at Inpatient Psychiatric Hospitals.
  • Travel to psychiatric hospitals throughout Los Angeles County and represent patients who are involuntarily detained.
  • Prepare and advocate for up to 18 patients daily, their probable cause hearings to determine if the treatment facility has sufficient cause to hold the patient without their consent.
  • Established 95% success rate of patients' care plan.
  • Represent mentally ill patients at medication capacity hearings (Riese hearings) to determine whether involuntarily treated patients have the ability to consent to or refuse psychiatric medication.
  • Leverage positive uncertainty to help patients deal with ambiguity, accept inconsistencies when making decisions.
  • Encourage patients to express feelings and discuss what was happening in day-to-day life to help develop insight into personal experiences.
  • Meet with patients and families to establish care and a plan of action.
  • Liaison between hospital staff and patients to facilitate effective communication.
  • Uphold confidentiality requirements and regulatory compliance guidelines.
  • Resolve conflicts and negotiate mutually beneficial agreements between patients and doctors.
Los Angeles County, Office Of The Public Guardian - Deputy Public Conservator II
City, STATE, 07/2008 - 06/2017
  • In addition to Deputy Public Conservator I duties, evaluated and monitored complex estates and care management regarding levels of patient care in a hospital or skilled nursing settings.
  • Investigated social, medical, and financial background of persons referred for conservatorship or guardianship.
  • Testified in court regarding the necessity for public conservatorship on the probate of wills, sales, accounts, and other matters relative to conservatorship.
  • Maintained compliance with Probate, Welfare & Institutions Codes.
  • Advised, consulted, and approved public and private groups establishing mental health services, including dual-diagnosis services.
  • Monitored, evaluated, and ensured that involuntary psychiatric evaluation and treatment were appropriate and met professional and legal requirements.
  • Provided direct contact with the conservatee to assess their level of care provided by hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, board and care homes, and licensed treatment providers to ensure the appropriate quality of care is administered.
  • Reviewed medical records, consulted with treating personnel, and evaluated mental health laws in psychiatric treatment facilities.
  • Prepared written documentation detailing findings patient visits.
  • Followed up with medical staff and conservative requests and with concerned family members to assure patient met current needs.
  • Developed, monitored, and implemented case plans.
  • Coordinated and approved placement planning with appropriate agencies.
  • Identified service gaps and located needed resources for individuals, including housing, work placement, and other support.
  • Determined needed and relevant interventions based on each client's cognitive abilities and current needs.
  • Prepared numerous written communications, reports, and documents to ensure smooth operations.
Los Angeles County, Office Of The Public Guardian - Deputy Public Conservator I
City, STATE, 07/2007 - 07/2008
  • Made periodic visits to evaluate and monitor the delivery and quality of care given by treatment providers, determined special needs, and performed personal services such as obtaining clothing or other personal items.
  • Assisted in establishing and monitoring conservatees' and wards' budgets for care, treatment, and other personal expenses.
  • Arranged to secure financial benefits or assistance, such as social security, veterans, retirement, life insurance benefits, or welfare assistance.
  • Managed financial liabilities against estates to satisfy conservatees and wards' financial debts, taxes, or care and treatment expenses.
  • Authorized expenditures and payment of claims.
  • Made funeral arrangements and adhered to provisions of wills.
  • Assisted County Counsel attorneys in preparing petitions for conservatorship.
  • Prepared a variety of different written communications, reports, and documents.
Accomplishments
  • Represent patients at Inpatient Psychiatric Hospitals.
  • Advocate for patients at medication capacity hearings (Riese hearings).
  • Serve as liaison between the patients, doctors, and medical staff.
  • Crisis intervention techniques when interacting and assessing individuals who may be potentially combative and violent.
  • Certified Public Conservator
  • Managed caseload of 90 patients each month.
  • Recognized as a consistently helpful and supportive professional by patients and staff alike.

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School Attended

  • Grand Canyon University
  • CSU Northridge
  • CSU Dominguez Hills

Job Titles Held:

  • Mental Health Service Coordinator I
  • Deputy Public Conservator II
  • Deputy Public Conservator I

Degrees

  • Ph.D.
  • M.S
  • B.S

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