Kayci Wise

• Conduct comprehensive behavioral health assessments that focus on strengths and needs.
• Deliver high-fidelity wrap-around services to empower multi-system youth and their families.

• Lead child and family team meetings, fostering collaboration and positive outcomes for youth living with mental health and/or addiction issues.
• Create and execute strength-based child and family care plans, tailored to their unique needs.

• Developed strong relationships with community partners, facilitating referrals and collaboration on behalf of patients.
• Conducted regular evaluations of care plan effectiveness, making necessary adjustments based on feedback from patients and providers
• Developed strong relationships with community partners, facilitating referrals and collaboration on behalf of patients.
• Conducted regular evaluations of care plan effectiveness, making necessary adjustments based on feedback from patients and providers

• Utilizing Person-Centered Planning, assessment of wants and needs, and assessment of risks, the SSA will learn what is important to and for the person. In collaboration with families, guardians, waiver service providers, and other community members or agencies, the SSA will coordinate services and supports for the individual served
• Provide follow-up discussions via phone, email, video, in-person or other contact to aid in the development of outcomes that ensure health and welfare to help the person live their best life
• Ensures that services and supports authorized through the ISP process are within an individual’s assigned budget

• The Social Worker Assistant/Social Service Aide (Case Aide) is responsible for the continuous assessment of abuse, neglect and other forms of maltreatment of children in the agency’s care and custody and intervening for their safety when warranted. Case Aides focus on ensuring the social, physical, psychological and emotional well-being of their clients. Case Aides work with law enforcement, the court system, childcare providers, community services, families and relatives to ensure the permanency, safety and well-being of all children with whom they work.

Plans and Provides services, support, and instruction to assigned student throughout the school year in order to assure the health and safety of the student.

• Organized and planned age-appropriate lessons involving reading, crafts, music and movement.
• Regulated children's schedules to balance rest, learning and play.
• Delivered direct, supervised care to groups of children between ages 1 month to 18 months.
• Helped prepare meals, snacks and refreshments for children, accounting for individual dietary needs and restrictions.
• Discussed new developments, misbehavior and concerns with parents or guardians.
• Observed and monitored play to identify developmental strengths and target areas for enrichment activities.
• Assisted children in development of social, communication and problem-solving skills.