Julia Hardin
Savannah,GA
Summary
Motivated Social Worker Intern provides exceptional professional care and implements appropriate interventions. Utilizes variety of resources to identify unique needs and assist vulnerable populations. Dedicated to forming trusting relationships and advocating for the best interest of students.
Overview
3
3
years of professional experience
Work History
Office of Disability Services Social Worker Intern
Caitlin Rabold
02.2024 - Current
- Observed college students in classroom environments
- Assisted in helping students understand material
- Advocated for their needs and well-being
- Influenced students to self-advocate for themselves
- Supervised Executive Functioning Study groups
Nanny
08.2021 - Current
- Perform housework related to childcare, such as laundry, tidying up play area, and cleaning up from meals
- Transport children to and from school and other events
- Teach children safe behavior skills and social manners
- Experience with communicating with children at all different developmental stages
- Provide excellent childcare from ages ranging from newborn to 11 years old
- Meet with parents at the end of the week to discuss child’s behavior, plans for the next week, and potential cases of discipline as well as solutions for the child.
CASA Volunteer/Intern
Karan Albritton
12.2020 - 05.2023
- Awarded volunteer of the year award southwest judicial circuit 2021
- College internship January 2021- May 2021
- Paid internship May 2021- November 2021
- Experienced with children of all ages ranging from infant to teen
- Attended court proceedings to advocate for the best interest of the child
- Gathered information to assist in case management decisions
- Managed own caseload as well as other children in the area with no casa
- Reviewed available records regarding the child’s family history, school behavior, medical or mental health history, and any other records
- Conducted home visits to ensure that the children are in an appropriate setting
- Made sure children and their families are receiving needed services and relaying those needs about the child to the right professionals
- Determined what services are necessary to meet the children’s needs by discussing it with case workers, casa supervisor, or attorneys.
- Gathered, organized and input information into digital database.
Education
Master of Social Work - Dual concentration Advanced Clinical and Social Administration
Savannah State University
Savannah, GA05.2025
Bachelor of Science - Psychology
Georgia Southwestern University
Americus, GA05.2021
Skills
- Time management
- Adaptable
- Compassionate
- Open-minded
- Effective Listener
- Teamwork
- Problem-solving
- Hardworking
Timeline
Office of Disability Services Social Worker Intern
Caitlin Rabold
02.2024 - Current
Nanny
08.2021 - Current
CASA Volunteer/Intern
Karan Albritton
12.2020 - 05.2023
Master of Social Work - Dual concentration Advanced Clinical and Social Administration
Savannah State University
Bachelor of Science - Psychology
Georgia Southwestern University