Description
My ideal employer would leverage my wide experience as a Ph.D. psychologist who has conducted and managed research studies in a host of healthcare environments. Equally important would be for that company to provide opportunities for me to employ my skills as a direct service provider--someone who has worked directly with people suffering from mental and substance use disorders.
Work Experience
| COMPANY | POSITION HELD | DATES WORKED |
|---|---|---|
| Washington School of Psychiatry | Training Psychotherapist | 1/2006 - 1/2007 |
| MANILA Consulting Group | Project Director | 12/2004 - 11/2012 |
| ICF International (then Caliber Associates) | Managing Associate | 4/1998 - 7/2004 |
| The National Committee for Quality Assurance | Senior Analyst | 7/1994 - 1/1998 |
Education
| SCHOOL | MAJOR | YEAR | DEGREE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fielding Graduate University | Post-Doctoral in Clinical Psychology | 2006 | Specialist Degree |
| Temple University | Developmental Psychology | 1993 | Doctorate Degree |
| St. Joseph's University | Psychology | Bachelor Degree | |
Accomplishments
Highlights:
Awarded fellowship at Massachusetts Institute of Technology to be one of a very select group of researchers to study one of psychology's most unique neurological cases known as H.M. At ICF International (formerly Caliber Associates) was promoted to Managing Associate, indicating my success at winning proposals and increasing the visibility of the organization. Chosen to lead scientific paper presentations at the American Psychological Association--a very competitive process. Published my research findings in respected, and highly selective, scientific journals.Companies I like:
Medical University of South Carolina; The Mentor Network; Palmetto Summerville Behavioral Health
Job Skills
| empathic listening |  |
| scientific (and creative) writing | |
| data entry, analysis, and reporting | |
| research design | |
| problem conceptualization/problem solving | |
| intrerpersonal communications | |
Keywords
Responsibilities
Conceptualizing tools for exploring the best, evidence-based practices in mental health and substance abuse treatment. Expanding business prospects through proposal development and public briefings. Project and research design for determining outcomes of various psychotherapies and health support strategies. Working collaboratively with major stakeholders in the private and public sectors such as: health economists; psychiatrists and other physicians; healthcare performance measurement experts.
