Dynamic and results-driven Program Manager with 7+ years of experience in human service leadership. Demonstrated expertise in developing and implementing innovative strategies to drive program success. Adept at fostering collaboration, managing resources, and achieving measurable outcomes. Passionate about making a positive impact on communities and committed to delivering excellence in program management.
Promoted to oversee three health driven programs and program managers within the agency, Preferred Communities, Refugee Medical Assistance, and the Refugee Health Promotion Program. The strengths based intensive case management program, Preferred Communities focuses on providing intensive case management to medically fragile and vulnerable populations. Refugee Health Promotion Program assists clients to navigate the complex health system connecting clients with medical providers and assisting with transportation and translation. Refugee Medical Assistance connects newly arrived eligible refugees with medical insurance for one year upon arrival. Also completed detailed quarterly reports to Ethiopian Community Development Council and United States Citizen and Immigration Services for programs managed. Oversees three program managers and 15 case managers.
Oversaw the Social Adjustment Services Program, in collaboration with the Housing Stabilization Program, catering to the resettlement needs of 1000+ Afghan Humanitarian Parolees and Refugees in the Houston area. Authorized rental and utility assistance to clients based on eligibility criteria. Maintained business relationship and acted as point of contact for over 20 apartment complexes.
Oversaw three residential homes with a combined total of more than 15 individuals at an intermediate care facility for individuals with developmental disabilities. Individuals ranged from ages 15-55 diagnosed with various behavioral, psychiatric, and developmental disorders. Responsible for ensuring all residential facilities followed regulations of state policies and procedures to ensure compliance with Long Term Care, Department of Aging Disability Services, and other governing agencies
Oversaw six residential homes with a combined total of more than fifty individuals at an intermediate care facility for individuals with developmental disabilities. Individuals ranged from ages 10-61 with Autism being their primary diagnosis combined with various other behavioral, psychiatric, and developmental disorders.