Elizabeth Dandreano
Transitional house case manager at ST CHRISTOPHER'S INN INC- Claim this Profile
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Experience
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ST CHRISTOPHER'S INN INC
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United States
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Hospitality
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1 - 100 Employee
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Transitional house case manager
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Sep 2017 - Present
Leveraging experience gained from working as an activities aide at Putnam Ridge Nursing Home, I was well-prepared to navigate the challenges of working with individuals requiring assistance with both physical and mental health needs at the addiction treatment center.As transitional house case manager, I oversee clients in two sober houses across two locations; assess mental and physical health needs of clients to identify appropriate service(s). In addition, I act as liaison between clients and external / vocational services, and search for additional resources within the community to facilitate effective outcomes. • Manage up to a 26 person case load at one time, facilitate interventions, and maintain transparency / strong communication with the treatment team.• Promoted to transitional house case manager after working as an administrative worker for the Solutions to End Homelessness Program (STEHP).• Developed a GED program for clients by cultivating relationships with Westchester Library Systems, which offered to provide free services and outside resources for specific clients.
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Activities Aide
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2017 - 2017
While wrapping up my Associate’s Degree in Human Services at Dutchess Community College and completing a counseling internship at Garrison School in Garrison, NY, I was hired on at Putnam Ridge Nursing Home as an activities aide.In this role, I acted as a caretaker for elderly residents in the nursing home and rehabilitation center; displayed compassion through forging relationships with patients, listening intently, and responding to sensitive situations. In addition, I ensured compliance with regulations and policies at all times.• Designed age appropriate activities for residents afflicted with dementia to enhance daily living skills, promote socialization, and provide entertainment.• Advocated for patients to build an environment conducive to inclusivity and positivity.
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