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Cortinna V. L. Moore

Cortinna V. L. Moore

Teacher-Human Service
Converse,Texas

Summary

To obtain a position in which can utilize skills and knowledge of social work and social services to advocate for the veteran’s behalf, making a difference in the community and society as a whole.

Hardworking Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor skilled at conducting assessments and managing records. Well-versed working with individuals with disabilities such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and Borderline Intellectual Functioning. Excellent communication and time-management demonstrated over 3-year career history.

Overview

18
18
years of professional experience

Work History

Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor

Texas Workforce Comission
San Antonio, TX
01.2020 - Current
  • Assisted individuals with addressing disabilities and developing career plans.
  • Handled caseload of more than 250 clients.
  • Coordinated community resources and secured referrals.
  • Administered preliminary and comprehensive vocational assessments.
  • Prepared and maintained records and case files detailing clients' personal and eligibility information, services provided and relevant correspondence.
  • Consulted with interdisciplinary teams to enhance coordination of care, establish medical clearance and determine optimal timing of further interventions.
  • Evaluated diagnostic data to determine eligibility and needed services.
  • Customized vocational exploration activities to identify self-determined rehabilitation needs and goals.
  • Performed duties in accordance with applicable standards, policies and regulatory guidelines to promote safe working environment.

Case Manager Supervisor

Volunteers of America of San Antonio
San Antonio, TX
04.2015 - 07.2019
  • Supervise team of 10 case managers as advocate for homeless client’s and veterans needs to be met
  • Effectively implementing documents and reports for team in all types of settings VA, HUD and HUDVASH
  • Assist case managers with providing on-going outreach and in-reach to homeless individuals on streets, in encampments, shelters, and other living situations and provide services were become self-sufficient
  • Followed-up with case managers, veterans, and other clientele to ensure client's needs have been addressed
  • Insured timely and appropriate documentation as required by Agency including: link with HVRP for veterans, notes, activity logs, PATH surveys, discharge forms, etc
  • Participated in community coordinated events such as Project Homeless Connect, Wounded Warriors Connections, Homeless Veterans Stand Down, Vet to Success, etc., Training in HMIS, Sentry file, Homeless Count & Relias trainings.
  • Managed support services and fostered communication among social workers, therapists, hospital staff and patients.
  • Consulted with clinicians to devise and manage ongoing care plans for at-risk patients.
  • Evaluated treatment plans against individual goals and healthcare standards.
  • Increased referral rates by providing excellent service and building meaningful relationships with patients and caregivers.
  • Collaborated with external agencies to meet educational and transitional needs of students.
  • Developed positive relationships with parents to foster communication and encourage involvement for student growth.
  • Participated in professional growth programs to support special education improvement efforts.
  • Developed and implemented transition services plan to facilitate movement from school to activities.
  • Conducted training for educational staff to properly identify learning disabilities and remediation strategies.
  • Collected special education enrollment data to generate statistic reporting in Software.

Case Manager II

WORKS formally Homes Count
Ft. Walton Beach, Florida
08.2013 - 04.2015
  • Managed homeless caseload of 450 families in and out of welfare system to provide comprehensive, community-based
  • Worked independently as advocate for homeless client’s and veterans needs to be met
  • Effectively worked with homeless individuals in all types of settings
  • Provided on-going outreach and in-reach to homeless individuals on streets, in encampments, shelters, and other living situations and provide services were become self-sufficient
  • Followed-up with clients and other agencies to ensure client's needs have been addressed
  • Re-engaged or re-established contact with clients who had not followed through on necessary services
  • Monitored transition of clients into follow-up / referral services such as case management, housing, financial, medical, etc
  • Responded to client’s crisis situations as needed by developing plans and interventions
  • Developed and maintained relationships with other homeless agency staff to facilitate teamwork among homeless service community
  • Insured timely and appropriate documentation as required by Agency including link with HVRP for veterans, notes, activity logs, PATH surveys, discharge forms, etc.
  • Participated in community coordinated events such as Project Homeless Connect, Wounded Warriors Connections, Homeless Veterans Stand Down, Vet to Success, etc., Training in HMIS, Sentry File, Homeless Count & Relias training's.
  • Participated in professional growth programs to support special education improvement efforts

BHOS Therapist

Cortinna V. L. Moore, Gulf Coast Youth Services
Crestview, Florida
03.2010 - 08.2013
  • Generated documents appropriate clinical information in medical record in timely manner, according to Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) policy
  • Conducted individual and group therapy with over 350 youths, and family therapy as appropriate
  • Assessed youth needs and recognizes age specific needs and variations in methods used for care of youth of different age groups
  • Developed and responsible for clinical content of youth’s treatment plan
  • Actively participated as member of youth’s treatment team, and reviews youth’s progress
  • Assisted program staff in facilitating therapeutic milieu
  • Communicated with referral sources regarding clinical information, as necessary, as well as communicate regularly with case managers, physician, or nursing staff regarding clinical issues
  • Generated comprehensive social history assessments and other documentation, as required by Department of Juvenile Justice standards & program policies must be completed
  • Generated comprehensive social history assessments and other documentation, as required by Department of Juvenile Justice standards & program policies must be completed
  • Attended staff development and in-service programs; serve as role model by demonstrating qualities of service excellence through positive attitudes and behavior.

Behavioral Specialist Consultant

Progressions Behavioral Health
Allentown, Pennsylvania
01.2009 - 03.2010
  • Collaborated with other members of treatment team, designs and directs implementation of behavior modification intervention plan which is individualized to each child or adolescent and to family
  • Recommended identified behavioral goals and intervention techniques, and recommends non-aversive behavioral change methods to staff and physician
  • Provided assessment such as program design and monitoring rather than direct therapy while maintaining some direct contact with child and family
  • Attended in Inter-Agency Service Planning Team (ISPT) meetings
  • When questions or conflict around behavioral paradigms arose in behavior, such as school or other community, participate as consultant in special child-centered, attended family focused meetings along with therapist.
  • Provided group counseling sessions with over 200 at risk youth daily.
  • Utilized variety of methods, skills and tools to provide direct behavior support to students on caseload
  • Crafted Behavioral Intervention Plans for individual students

Teacher/ Assistant Director

Infinity School of Marion County, WINGS
Ocala, Allentown, Florida, Pennsylvania
10.2004 - 01.2009
  • Trained and directed in childhood developmental stages, abuse and neglect, managing difficult behavior, and regulations/procedures of alternative education system.
  • Participated in team-building activities to enhance working relationships
  • Directed elementary unit from K thru 5th grade
  • Monitored at risk youth with Office of Community Services (OCS) or Families in Need of Services (FINS) clients in their homes
  • Assisted with teaching parenting classes, support, and case management; facilitated meetings, read articles and watched videos on diversity; learned methods for developing relationships with people from other cultures and socioeconomic backgrounds
  • Participated in companies camping events, at-risk Olympics, worked with team leader on projects, and hosted meetings
  • Supervised case manager, therapist in correspondence with parents, coordinated paperwork for activities.
  • Planned and implemented integrated lessons to meet national standards.
  • Communicated frequently with parents, students and faculty to provide feedback and discuss instructional strategies.

Education

Master of Science - Interdisciplinary Curriculum and Studies

National Louis University
Chicago, Il
04.2007

Bachelor of Science - Varying Exceptionalities (Special

Nova Southeastern University
Davie, Florida
08.2001

Skills

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
  • Evaluation Reports
  • Rehabilitation Services
  • Caseload management
  • Community Resources
  • Community Service Programs
  • Program Operations
  • Team Meetings
  • Best Practices and Standards
  • Client records management
  • Community Engagement
  • Benefits Programs

Timeline

Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor

Texas Workforce Comission
01.2020 - Current

Case Manager Supervisor

Volunteers of America of San Antonio
04.2015 - 07.2019

Case Manager II

WORKS formally Homes Count
08.2013 - 04.2015

BHOS Therapist

Cortinna V. L. Moore, Gulf Coast Youth Services
03.2010 - 08.2013

Behavioral Specialist Consultant

Progressions Behavioral Health
01.2009 - 03.2010

Teacher/ Assistant Director

Infinity School of Marion County, WINGS
10.2004 - 01.2009

Master of Science - Interdisciplinary Curriculum and Studies

National Louis University

Bachelor of Science - Varying Exceptionalities (Special

Nova Southeastern University
Cortinna V. L. MooreTeacher-Human Service