3- Supervisory Psychologist. Koba Associate Inc, Washington, D.C. Responsibilities: Conducted individual and group therapy, psychological assessment, supportive counseling, crisis intervention, consultation with staff and clients families, functioned as a member of the multidisciplinary teams responsible for the development and review of clients treatment plans, and staff training. In addition to being Project Director for the Group Counseling Project, an out - patient cocaine abuse treatment program, worked as staff psychologist in the Partnership for Family Preservation Program, a residential drug treatment program for addicted mothers and their children. (1994 - 1995). 1
4- Clinicianl Administrator, Koba Associates, Inc., Washington, D.C. Responsibilities: staff training, individual and group therapy, diagnostic assessment, supportive counseling, crisis intervention, consultation with staff and clients families, functioning as a member of the multidisciplinary team responsible for development and review of clients treatment programs. (199
2- 1994). 1
5- Clinician/Administrator, Koba Associates, Inc. Washington, D.C. Provided psychological services to patients with drug abuse problems receiving treatment at ADAPT Clinic, (199
1- - 1994). 1
6- Director of Cooksville Academy for Boys (in Maryland). Koba Associates, Inc. Responsibilities: Overseeing the daily operation of the Academy, developing behavioral program, providing crisis intervention and supportive counseling, supervising the staff, preparing monthly reports and coordinating educational, therapeutic, and recreational services, (1990 - 991). 1
7- Staff Psychologist, Koba Associates, Inc. (Oak Hill Youth Center). Washington, D.C. Responsibilities: staff training, individual and group therapy, psychological assessment, supportive counseling, crisis intervention, consultation with staff, functioning as a member of the multidisciplinary team responsible for development and review of clients treatment programs. (198
9- 1990). 1
8- Psychology Associate, Associated Human Services, Silver Spring, Maryland. Conducted forensic and comprehensive psychological evaluations for adolescents referred to ASH by the Juvenile Services Agencies of Prince Georges, St. Marys, and Charles counties. Also conducted psychoeducational evaluations on developmentally and/or emotionally handicapped students referred by the Baltimore City Public School System. (198
7- 1989). 1
9- Psychology Associate, Metropolitan Health Services, Washington, D.C. Provided psychological evaluation for mentally retarded and developmentally handicapped clients referred to MHS by the Bureau of Community Services of Government of the District of Columbia; also functioned as a member of the interdisciplinary team responsible for annual evaluation of clients habilitation programs. (1989). 2
0- Research Assistant, Study Center, St. Elizabeth Hospital, Washington, D.C. Interviewed pregnant women to identify high risk mothers, provided diagnostic testing for mothers participating in the research, and conducted developmental assessment of their newborn infants; also assisted with coding and analyzing research data.