KEISHA MOYE

Determine eligibility for public assistance programs, SNAP (food), TANF (cash), and Medicaid, promoting community stability. Responsibilities include interviewing applicants, verifying information, calculating benefits, and maintaining case records. Eligibility Determination: Analyzes financial, household, and personal information to determine eligibility for SNAP, Medicaid, and TANF programs.
Case Management: Manages a caseload to ensure timely processing, recertification, and accuracy of benefits.
Customer Service: Assists customers with inquiries regarding benefits, policies, and procedures via phone or in-person.
Policy Application: Interprets and applies complex federal, state, and local regulations to ensure compliance.
System Usage: Utilizes state computer systems to record data, track cases, and verify information.

Patient Care & Hygiene: Assisting with personal hygiene (bathing, mouth care, toileting, dressing) and ensuring patient comfort.
Mobility & Safety: Safely transferring, lifting, and turning patients to prevent bedsores.
Monitoring & Reporting: Monitoring and recording vital signs (blood pressure, temperature, heart rate) and notifying nurses of any significant changes in condition.
Nutritional Support: Assisting with meals, serving food, and monitoring food/fluid intake.
Environmental Maintenance: Maintaining a clean, safe, and organized environment for the patient.

Support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) to live independently, integrate into the community, and manage daily life. Daily Living Support: Assisting with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and mobility.
Skill Building & Independence: Teaching self-care skills and helping individuals achieve goals outlined in their support plans.
Community Integration: Accompanying individuals on outings, job coaching, and helping them access community resources.
Health & Safety: Administering medication (with proper training), monitoring health conditions, and ensuring a safe environment.
Household Tasks: Housekeeping, meal preparation, shopping for groceries, and laundry.
Documentation: Maintaining accurate daily logs, data, and time sheets regarding services provided.

Monitor youth on probation or conditional release by ensuring compliance with court-ordered sanctions, such as curfews, community service, and school attendance. Case Management & Monitoring: Manages a caseload of youth, conducting required face-to-face contacts at home, school, or work to monitor compliance with supervision conditions.
Court Reports & Testimony: Prepares and presents comprehensive reports to the court and provides testimony regarding youth progress and violations.
Counseling & Support: Assists youth and families in accessing community resources, school enrollment, and mental health services to achieve personal goals.
Data Entry: Maintains accurate, up-to-date case files in the Juvenile Justice Information System (JJIS).

Provide essential services to improve the social and psychological functioning of families, often focusing on preventing child abuse and promoting child welfare. Case Management & Support: Assist investigators in maintaining a caseload, develop individualized family service plans, and provide ongoing support to families.
Assessments & Home Visits: Conduct in-home visits to evaluate safety, risk, and the needs of children and families.
Resource Referrals: Connect families to community services, including medical care, education, employment, and counseling.
Documentation: Maintain accurate, confidential, and up-to-date client records and databases.
Education: Provide parenting skill training, nutrition information, and child development guidance.

Live-in group home manager responsible for providing a safe, nurturing, and structured family-style environment for children in residential care, group homes, or boarding schools. Child Care & Supervision: Provide 24-hour care, ensuring safety, hygiene, and emotional/social development.
Household Management: Plan, prepare meals, manage groceries, and perform or oversee cleaning and laundry.
Behavior Management: Implement therapeutic, structured behavioral plans, and crisis intervention.
Transportation: Drive children to school, appointments, and recreational activities.
Documentation: Maintain daily logs, medication records, and incident reports.
Collaboration: Participate in team meetings, work with social workers/teachers, and maintain family contact.