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Jonella Tannis

Brooklyn,NY

Summary

Driven and responsible sophomore college student majoring in Forensic Psycholog with a minor in Economics. Experienced supervisor for caseworkers assisting the asylum seekers, demonstrating strong leadership, organizational, and communication skills in high stakes, humanitarian-focused environments. Passionate about social impact and policy, with a solid academic foundation and a commitment to applying practical experience to future professional opportunities.

Overview

1
1
year of professional experience

Work History

Supervisor

Platinum Community Care
Brooklyn, NY
03.2024 - Current
  • Supervised daily operations at a high-volume service center supporting asylum seekers, coordinating intake services, application assistance, and client appointments.
  • Managed weekly scheduling for a team of [10] employees, ensuring optimal staffing and sourcing rapid replacements to maintain operational efficiency.
  • Led process improvements that enhanced client service delivery under tight deadlines and shifting resource constraints.
  • Demonstrated real-time problem solving, critical thinking, and empathy in supporting vulnerable client populations.

Team Lead / Researcher

  • Directed multiple research initiatives on forensic psychology topics, managing project timelines, data collection, and team delegation.
  • Synthesized complex research findings into strategic recommendations, presenting to academic panels and faculty members.
  • Developed expertise in critical analysis, structured writing, and collaborative problem-solving under academic deadlines.

Education

Bachelor of Arts - Forensic Psychology

John Jay College of Criminal Justice
NY, NY
01-2027

Skills

  • Research and data analysis
  • Project management and team leadership
  • Goal-oriented
  • Strategic problem solving
  • Customer service
  • Staff management

Timeline

Supervisor

Platinum Community Care
03.2024 - Current

Team Lead / Researcher

Bachelor of Arts - Forensic Psychology

John Jay College of Criminal Justice