Brianna Sampson

Supervisor, Mobile Supports at Transitions Rehabilitation Association of St. Albert and District
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(386) 825-5501
Location
Greater Edmonton Metropolitan Area, CA

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Experience

    • Canada
    • Individual and Family Services
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Supervisor, Mobile Supports
      • Feb 2013 - Present

    • Individual and Family Services
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Team Leader
      • Feb 2013 - Present

      -develop person centered approaches and support strategies for adults who have developmental disabilities on an annual or semi-annual basis -plan and implement strategies, direct the team, track short and long term goal progress, measure outcomes of support, and report to the government funder -lead teams of direct support professionals including participation in performance management, disciplinary action, pay rate adjustments, performance reviews, chairing and/or facilitating regular meetings, crisis response and direction, approving time sheets and expenses, providing training opportunities, arranging staff schedules -maintaining communication and reporting to the government funder, the coordinator and department supervisor, guardians, and community stakeholders. -ensure all staff is aware of and adhere to agency Policy and Procedures -working as a team to support adults with developmentally disabilities to establish, promote and maintain personal development while living in the community -intervention of mental health crisis and providing personalized supports -Provide support with day to day living, recreational, career and volunteer pursuits -Assist individuals in developing meaningful relationships, natural supports, and connections in the community while developing their independence and autonomy Show less

    • Canada
    • Law Enforcement
    • 500 - 600 Employee
    • Victim Services Unit
      • Jul 2012 - Jan 2016

      -Providing support and referral to victims of crime such as homicides, sudden death, domestic violence, robbery, etc. -Preparing reports and other documents for police use -Aiding victims in navigating the legal/criminal justice system -Responding to crisis calls -Conducting home security visits -Accompany victims to court and conduct court preparation classes -Providing support and referral to victims of crime such as homicides, sudden death, domestic violence, robbery, etc. -Preparing reports and other documents for police use -Aiding victims in navigating the legal/criminal justice system -Responding to crisis calls -Conducting home security visits -Accompany victims to court and conduct court preparation classes

    • Canada
    • Retail
    • 400 - 500 Employee
    • Sales Representative
      • Aug 2007 - Feb 2013

      Duties: -Use professional sales approach to understand customer's needs and offer them exceptional customer service -Maintain current knowledge of the latest technology products and industry trends -Trouble shoot problems customers may have with their electronics/ computer programs -Administrative duties such as answering phones, processing returns and exchanges, and audits Duties: -Use professional sales approach to understand customer's needs and offer them exceptional customer service -Maintain current knowledge of the latest technology products and industry trends -Trouble shoot problems customers may have with their electronics/ computer programs -Administrative duties such as answering phones, processing returns and exchanges, and audits

  • Edmonton Attendance Center
    • Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
    • Student Practicum Position
      • Sep 2010 - Dec 2010

      -Conducted home visits and placed calls to offenders under Community Supervision/Temporary Absence programs to ensure they met curfew and sentencing requirements. -Provided effective supervision to offender work crews at various community service project sites. -Perform pre-trail interviews with probation officers -Use of JOIN and COMIS -Administrative duties such as making appointments, answering inquires by phone and completing various paperwork -Supported the Fine Options Program and assigned community service tasks based on sentencing requirements set by the judge Show less

  • John Howard Society Edmonton
    • Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
    • Practicum Student
      • Jun 2010 - Sep 2010

      EJHS- Bridges Program Supporting male youth ages 16-24 who are at risk of homelessness and are committed to sobriety. EJHS- Bridges Program Supporting male youth ages 16-24 who are at risk of homelessness and are committed to sobriety.

Education

  • Athabasca University
    Bachelor of Professional Arts in Criminal Justice, Criminal Justice and Corrections
    2009 - 2013

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