Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals. Detail-oriented team player with strong organizational skills. Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously with a high degree of accuracy. To seek and maintain full-time position that offers professional challenges utilizing interpersonal skills, excellent time management and problem-solving skills.
Overview
21
21
years of professional experience
Work History
Substitue Clerical/Adminstive Office Support
San Diego Unified School District
04.2021 - Current
Clerical and secretarial positions perform a wide variety of general office-clerical and secretarial duties in a school or administrative office
Clerical and secretarial positions perform a wide variety of general office-clerical and secretarial duties in a school or administrative office including but not limited to: Serve as a Receptionist
Enroll and transfer pupils; verify and process pupil absence and attendance data
Explain policies and procedures to pupils, staff and the public
Type forms, correspondence, reports, and purchase orders
Maintain operational records and business files, and prepare reports.Maintain acquisition and circulation records for books and audiovisual materials and equipment
Perform other related duties as assigned.
Improved student comprehension by tailoring teaching methods to individual learning styles.
Developed and implemented engaging lesson plans, enhancing students'' critical thinking skills.
School Aide
St. Michael Academy
02.2020 - 04.2019
Provide clerical support to the main office manager
Assist teachers during classroom activity time, supervise children during playground time, organize and distribute material for teachers
Prepare reports as needed.
Work Force Analyst-Specialist
MAXIMUS
09.2009 - 08.2010
Assist in developing, compiling and validating reports as required by the County and management
Prepare and complete the Monthly Progress Report (MPR) for review and approval
Maintain all project MPR records
Maintain a County Program Guide with updated Policy Inquiries and Special Notices
Attend CalWIN and MPR meeting
Ensure performance standards and contract requirements are met through case reviews and internal affairs
Determine error trends and recommend possible solutions that will improve work performance
Statistical analysis, performance monitoring in a deadline orientated work environment
Attend and complete monthly Federal Work Participation Rate surveys per County's direction
Maintain a high level of confidentiality with all information obtained from management and within the department
Travel between local MAXIMUS offices as required and as necessary.
EMPLOYMENT CASE MANAGER SUPERVISOR
MAXIMUS
03.2006 - 09.2009
Supervise the standards and performance of employment case managers and unit assistants
Prepare and submit reports to the County of San Diego recording data reflecting contract requirements of the Welfare to Work program
Serve as a communication liaison between the Family Resource Center and the office
Work with the County of San Diego help desk during new service of new software
Assist the Deputy Project Director in projects
Serve as automation coordinator representative for the office at County meetings
Develop new techniques to assist employment case managers succeed in their assigned caseload
Hold weekly staff meetings in correspondence with brief daily meetings with immediate staff to review performance and concerns
Supervise case manager's punctuality to their scheduled shift approve time sheets and requests for leave; complete performance appraisals
Assisted the Deputy Project Manager in a variety of projects, and served as contact for the office in the absence of a manager.
LEAD EMPLOYMENT CASE MANAGER
MAXIMUS
11.2005 - 03.2006
Training was a key job function of new case managers
Managed d staff on sanction caseload percentage reduction and solutions
Train new employment case managers
Trained new case managers
Worked directly with the unit supervisor to improve performance
Updated 120 cases once a month, including a secondary caseload of 100 cases where the client was not complying with the Welfare to Work program and was being penalized
Monthly reporting on the status of each case was required, and mandatory to complete on a timely basis.
Employment Case Manager
MAXIMUS
10.2002 - 11.2005
Managed and distributed case management workloads described by the agency's guidelines
Collaborated and coordinated with the County of San Diego departments to assist the clients with initiatives and strategic planning of the Welfare to Work Program
Independently educated and advised clients of their employment goals and self sufficiency
Reviewed and determined client's immediate needs and barriers through information from the clients
Coordinated social service activities with client's caseload management
Successfully handled operational budget needs of the MAXClub organization to publicized on special project events
Established and developed a good sense of teamwork among supervisors and peers
Detailed orientated with case management issues and timelines, averaged 120 cases
Formulated networking skills to assess assessments, appropriate, and offered individual job coaching
Assisted in assigning case load management to clients into the Welfare to Work Program and synthesized with numerous County Programs for client's needs and development
Handled authorized payments of supportive services for clients' Welfare to Work Program such as childcare, mileage reimbursement, and transportation costs
Play a vital role with the implementation team toward the development and establishment of the MAXIMUS El Cajon Office in San Diego
Reviewed cases and met with County of San Diego Health and Human Services staff to better assist the community.
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