Juan Perea-Gonzalez

• Director of operations duties, including program management, case work, life skills classes, trainings, referrals, housing of CYFD youth, management of outings, Youth Care Specialists, Shift managers, work underneath Executive Director

I was a CSW/Caseworker for TLS where we utilize resources and tools to help clients reach their goals including medical assistance, support with all needs including doctor appointments, therapy, housing, and any other needs they might have

• I do billing and data entry including assessments, quarterly and annual updates

• I started my own music record label/company in September 2003 and I’m still currently running it
• As an artist/producer I record music, distribute product, manage my own appearances, studio and merchandise
• We as a label have contributed to many fundraiser across the regional Southwest for communities and people in need of assistance
• The musical journey was good financially for me and my family and it also took me places I otherwise might have never seen
• I’m still currently running this independent company and I’m still a recording engineer for local and global musicians

• I was a family support specialist working with Bernalillo County family services
• I did family support and life skills with CYFD referred clients and families
• Training and certifications included, also did billing, data entry, administrative, and audit work included

I have done home health-care/case management and cognitive/occupational therapy with clients

• As a company we provided medical transportation and food management, along with other health-care and hospice duties

• I’m a trained domestic violence advocate and group facilitator for batter prevention groups
• I’ve received certification in order to be able to serve victims of domestic violence and to help offenders also through group facilitating to help with court mandated issues
• We do assessments for victims and offenders, help fill our restraining orders, accompany them to court and court dates, transport crisis clients to shelters and more
• I managed deposits, paper work, filing, data entry for CYFD and monthly client reports for courts
• We work closely with the community in efforts to raise awareness and prevention
• I also have spent time at the dispatch center and realize my experience here has helped me with my education purposes
• I have my CPR training done and I am looking forward for change in the field I’m educated in

• I was called in for days when custodians missed or were absent to do their daily scheduled duties
• This was just as a substitute type of job and it was very scarce, but I did remain available for them to call me for three years

• I operate heavy machinery and installed water line mains around the county to provide clean running water to citizens
• We installed water hydrants, and removed old lines that needed to be replaced
• Overall the job was a great experience but very seasonal

• I got classifications in water and waste water 1 in order to help maintain the city water supply system
• Parks and recreational work was required along with running water lines to homes and securing town maintenance
• We were always on call to be available for anything that would arise as far as emergencies
• Left for new job opportunities in construction

• I was a delivery driver where we took sales and work orders to job sites all around the East Mountains and beyond
• We did sales reports and other lumber yard duties required of us to get daily work completed
• Left for better job opportunities in landscaping