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Bilingual English / Spanish read write and speak. Law Firm experience
Desktop, Laptop: computer windows, PowerPoint, data input.
Fund raising events and community organizing lectures presenter
Crisis Hotline Counselor Telephone (24 hour on call), cell phone, pager and multi-line phone systems
Substance Abuse Counselor, Intervention Specialist, Individual and Group Therapy / Facilitator, Corrections Prison Clearance Corrections/Detention/Prison Counselor-Case Manager, Grant Guidelines tracking and data input for program compliance, requirements for continued funding and evaluation audits.
Mast, Beck Inventory, SASSI, Evaluation and Screening process and clinical input
Referral case management link client/consumer to social services needed
Client / Consumer home visits, transport to service providers, state wide and out of state referral
Family intervention support services, community awareness, Motivational Interviewing, CRAFT, CBT, REBT
Treatment Plan, Discharge Plan and continuum of care
Progress Notes, billings hardcopy / computer entry
Follow Up services face to face, telephone contact and letter correspondence
Documentation on a daily basis/Crisis Intervention/Support, Evidence Based Practice

Adrian L. Velasquez is the Manager of the Family Violence Prevention Initiative for Migrant Clinicians Network. This program in focuses particularly on the primary prevention of both sexual and intimate partner violence in the Hispanic migrant community in the United States and building healthy relationships for these families.

Adrian was born in Del Rio, TX. Growing up, Adrian was always involved in social awareness initiatives. During high school and college, Adrian actively led many initiatives; particularly, those dedicated to at-risk youth and local food drives. Adrian attributes his social interests to being a first generation high school and college graduate coming from a migrant family. Adrian graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in 2008 with a B.A. in Latin American Studies.

Adrian began working for the Migrant Clinician Network (MCN) in September of 2009 as a Health Network Associate; addressing the continuity of care needs on a global scale for farmworkers and other mobile populations. He transitioned to Hombres Unidos in 2011 bringing with him many years of experience dealing with diverse populations, cultural competency, and a thorough knowledge of issues pertaining to the migrant population.

Outside the office, Adrian is very active and enjoys playing and coaching competitive volleyball. He is in his second year as the Assistant Director of Austin Elite Volleyball Club.

Emma Zavala-Suarez, JD is an attorney currently working as a consultant for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation where she supports the contracts team in their global health and financial services for the poor work. She is also the chair of the Board of a nonprofit called Community to Community (C2C), a women-led influential grass-roots organization that raises funds and awareness for farm worker women and their families and the immigrant community in Whatcom County. C2C seeks to empower under-represented peoples to have an equal voice in decision-making processes. Emma is also a long-time member and current chair of the Laurel Rubin Farm Worker Justice Project (LRFWJP), a subcommittee of LAW Fund, the preeminent Washington legal aid foundation. LRFWJP raises funds to financially support law students to engage in legal advocacy work on behalf of farm workers throughout the state of Washington. Emma was recently appointed by Governor Gregoire to the Washington State Board of Pharmacy where she serves as a public member, giving a voice to the public health interests of the under-served residents of Washington. Emma has completed her premed requirements for medical school and plans to apply for fall 2013 entrance. Emma was born in Mexico City and immigrated to the U.S. as a young child. She has seven brothers and sisters, and her parents still work in the fields and are seen at Sea Mar Community Health Centers in the Bellingham area.

Education
The University of Texas at El Paso
Master of Social Work
Expected graduation date: December 2013

The University of Texas at El Paso
Bachelor of Multidisciplinary Studies
Graduated: 12/10/2011

El Paso Community College
Associate Of Applied Science (Pharmacy Technician)
Graduated: 08/12/06

Experience
Sin Fronteras Organizing Project (Internship) El Paso, TX.
Director: Carlos Marentes
June 15, 2013 to Currently
• Social Services
• Fundraising
• Advocacy
• Farmworkers education

Child Protective Services (Internship) El Paso, TX.
Unit coordinator: Eunice Buendia
Aug 27, 2012 to Dec 03, 2012
Jan 22, 2013 - May 09, 2013
• Case management
• Supervised parent/child visits
• Documentation and observation

The University of Texas at El Paso El Paso, TX.
Dr. Sam Terrazas
04/04/13 to 08/04/13
Research Assistant: Secondary trauma among caregivers who work with Mexican refugees and migrants.
• Developing contact information of farmworkers service providers and contractors
• Document participants interaction and progress
• Small group facilitator
• Interview participants

The University of Texas at El Paso El Paso, TX.
Dr. Eva Moya and Dr. Silvia Chavez
08/15/12 to 09/15/12
Research Assistant: Las Voces e Imágenes de mujeres migrantes, violencia doméstica y salud sexual y reproductive [UTEP IRB 336186-1]
• Document participants interaction and progress
• Small group facilitator
• Interview participants
• Documentary (Interviewing, cinematography and Editing)

Advanced Pharmaceutical Consultants Santa Teresa, NM.
(The Peak Behavioral Health Services)
08/09/10 to 09/27/10
Pharmacy Technician
• Prepackaged pharmaceuticals
• Entering prescriptions in computer (Dr’s. orders)
• Train Pharmacists on procedures and computer software
• Order drugs from Supplier
• Maintain Pharmacy standards to N.M. Pharmacy Board
• Restocking medidose machines

Pharmacare Services Santa Teresa, NM.
(The Peak Behavioral Health Services)
05/05/09 to 08/08/10
Pharmacy Technician
• Prepackaged pharmaceuticals
• Entering prescriptions in computer (Dr’s. orders)
• Train Pharmacists on procedures and computer software
• Order drugs from Supplier
• Maintain Pharmacy standards to N.M. Pharmacy Board
• Restock medication Carts
Comprehensive Pharmacy Services Santa Teresa, NM.
(The Peak Behavioral Health Services)
09/28/07 to 05/04/09
Pharmacy Technician
• Prepackaged pharmaceuticals
• Entering prescriptions in computer (Dr’s. orders)
• Train Pharmacists on procedures and computer software
• Order drugs from Supplier
• Maintain Pharmacy standards to N.M. Pharmacy Board
• Restock medication Carts

The Peak Behavioral Health Services Santa Teresa, NM.
09/22/04 to 09/27/07
Mental Health Technician
• Providing Residential and Patient safety
• Documentation of patient physical activities and behavior
• Facilitate educational groups
• Crisis intervention and CPI therapeutic hold training

Diamond Shamrock El Paso, TX.
12/01/02 to 09/21/04
Customer service
• Cashier and Customer Service

Desert Eagle Security Company El Paso, TX.
08/20/02 to 11/20/02
Security Officer
• Providing main gate security
• Patrolling warehouses

United States Marine Corps Yuma, AZ.
07/01/98 to 08/01/02
Electrical Equipment Repair Specialist (MOS 1142)
• Generator quality control, electronic and mechanic repair
• Support operations
• Fitness and unarmed combat trainer
• Color guard

Volunteering
Annunciation house “Voice of the voice less”, Spring 2013
Child Protective Services, Family fun fair, Spring 2013
UTEP Project Move, Spring 2013
Farm Workers Center, 30th Anniversary, Spring 2013
Opportunity Center homeless shelter, 2012
UTEP Project Move, Spring 2012
Salvation Army, Clerical work, Spring 2011
Young at Heart, Spring 2010
Sacred Heart Church, food bank, 2009

Computer skills
Proficient with Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, internet searches, library searchers and experience in SPSS data entry. Final Cut Pro X, Compressor, Windows Live Movie Maker.

Activities and interest
Master of social work student organization (Vice President), Martial Arts, UTEP wrestling club, filmmaking and editing. Interest in homelessness, domestic violence and undocumented immigrant issues.
• El Paso Homeless Documentary (Under the same star), El Paso 5th Del Corazon film festival 2012
• Domestic Violence documentary (Every 9 seconds), UTEP centennial museum 2012, Mexican Consulate at El Paso 2012, UTEP lead like a boss conference 2013, UTEP Women’s history month conference 2013, El Paso, TX., 6th Del Corazon film festival 2013 (El Paso, TX.; Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico; UTEP Rubin center).

portable zero dilation diabetic retinal screening systems

Member of MCN IRB. Family Medicine faculty member.

48 yo, female, has been doing correctional Medicine since July of 2009