Experience

JCHAI

• Software Development

• Director of Training and Residential Operations

  • Jan 2018 - Present

• Program Director

  • Oct 2004 - Dec 2017

  At JCHAI, Jonathan is responsible for overseeing the operation of each of the houses, which involves staff supervision, staff trainings, program planning and informal counseling for residents and families, and ensuring compliance with BHSL regulatory guidelines. Additionally, Jonathan has mentored social work interns from area universities as they fulfill their educational needs through JCHAI.



Independent Contractor/Consultant

• Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Trainer/Consultant

  • Sep 2012 - Sep 2015

  Provided independent training and consulting work for agencies and personnel in the following areas:Medication Administration, Crisis Intervention, Suicide Prevention, Cultural Diversity, Behavior Modification/Positive Behavioral Supports, Grief and Loss, Ethics, Therapeutic Staff Support, Aging, and a variety of topics concerning the Intellectually Disabled population. Provided independent training and consulting work for agencies and personnel in the following areas:Medication Administration, Crisis Intervention, Suicide Prevention, Cultural Diversity, Behavior Modification/Positive Behavioral Supports, Grief and Loss, Ethics, Therapeutic Staff Support, Aging, and a variety of topics concerning the Intellectually Disabled population.



Widener University

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Co-Leader of Hartford Scholarship Committee for the School of Social Work

  • 2005 - 2008

  Worked closely with Professor Dr. Robin Goldberg-Glen and area agencies in facilitating the integration of graduate level social workers from Widener University into service areas with marginalized aging populations. Worked closely with Professor Dr. Robin Goldberg-Glen and area agencies in facilitating the integration of graduate level social workers from Widener University into service areas with marginalized aging populations.