Katelynn Weaver
Lincolnville,ME
Summary
Licensed clinical social work professional with experience in residential treatment settings providing trauma-informed, evidence-based care to adolescents and families. Skilled in clinical operations, crisis intervention, and multidisciplinary collaboration, with a demonstrated ability to implement programmatic improvements that enhance treatment outcomes, strengthen family engagement, and support safe, sustainable discharges. Recognized for strong client-centered communication, adaptability, and problem-solving abilities, with a commitment to continuous learning and operational excellence. Seeking opportunities to leverage clinical expertise and leadership capacity in Program Director or Operations-focused roles within dynamic, mission-driven organizations.
Overview
3
3
years of professional experience
Work History
Clinical Therapist / Residential Clinician / Clinical Operations Support
The Ridge, RTC
Morrill, ME
01.2025 - Current
- Provide individual, group, and family therapy to adolescents with mood disorders, trauma, behavioral dysregulation, and substance use concerns.
- Conduct suicide and safety risk assessments, crisis intervention, and safety planning to maintain a secure therapeutic environment.
- Lead family therapy sessions focused on improving communication, conflict resolution, and transition readiness for discharge.
- Coordinate discharge planning and continuity of care with outpatient providers, schools, educational consultants and community supports.
- Collaborate with psychiatrists, nursing staff, and direct care staff to ensure treatment consistency.
- Maintain accurate clinical documentation including treatment plans, DAP notes, utilization reviews, and incident reports in compliance with regulatory standards.
- Support clinical operations by assisting with program structure, staff guidance, and workflow coordination.
- Reduced behavioral incidents through implementation of coping skill coaching and proactive crisis management strategies.
- Strengthened multidisciplinary communication by facilitating consistent treatment team collaboration and follow-through on care plans.
Clinical Social Work Intern
Department Of Veteran Affairs-VHA
Bedford, MA
09.2023 - 05.2024
- Provided intensive case management and crisis intervention services to Veterans experiencing housing instability and mental health challenges.
- Coordinated housing placements and connected clients to community resources to improve long-term stability.
- Maintained detailed documentation and collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to optimize care delivery.
Education
Master of Social Work - Social Work
Boston University
Boston, MA05-2024
Bachelor of Science - Criminal Justice
University of Massachusetts, Lowell
Lowell, MA05-2022
Associate of Science - Information Technology
Northern Essex Community College
Haverhill, MA09-2020
Skills
- Residential Treatment Operations
- Self-esteem building
- Clinical documentation
- Ethics and confidentiality
- Crisis Intervention & Risk Assessment
- Family Systems Therapy
- Discharge Planning & Care Coordination
- Staff Support & Team Collaboration
- Regulatory Compliance & Documentation
- Quality Improvement
- Conflict Resolution
- Trauma-Informed Care
Accomplishments
- Boston University Women's Guild Award Scholarship Recipient
- Honor Roll Fall/Spring Semester 2022-2024
- Dean's List Fall/Spring Semester 2022-2024
- Magna Cum Laude graduate
- Honoree of Phi Beta Kappa Honor's Society
Timeline
Clinical Therapist / Residential Clinician / Clinical Operations Support
The Ridge, RTC
01.2025 - Current
Clinical Social Work Intern
Department Of Veteran Affairs-VHA
09.2023 - 05.2024
Master of Social Work - Social Work
Boston University
Bachelor of Science - Criminal Justice
University of Massachusetts, Lowell
Associate of Science - Information Technology
Northern Essex Community College
Peak Performer
Incorporation of wellness-based activities such as gardening, hiking, running, and fitness into clinical practice to promote emotional regulation, resilience, and healthy coping skills among adolescents. Utilizes experiential and movement-based interventions to support engagement, build rapport, and reinforce treatment goals. Motivated to apply these interests to inform program development, including structured recreational and therapeutic activities that enhance client participation, improve behavioral outcomes, and support holistic, strengths-based care.