Bodywork

Head Therapist

Provide Relief for clients at HPE for the purpose of a better life quaily, that promotes health and wellness. Techniques used are Cranial Sacral Therapy, Neuromuscular Dynamics, Myofascial Release, Reflexology, and Lymphatic Drainage.

Biometric Screener

Health Educator employed by Health Fitness a Trustmark Company, Participated as a Screener at Dolby in San Francisco. Triage and annotated BP(Blood Pressure) results

Contractor

Work as contractor providing Customize Massage at Humanity United employees.

Craniosacral Practitioner

Worked as Subcontractor for HealthFitness, provided Cranial Sacral Therapy and Manual Therapy for employees working under the Letterman Digital Art Center umbrella.

Craniosacral Practitoner

Provide Cranial Sacral Therapy for Veterans presenting at the VA Medical Center in Women's Health Mather V.A.

Para- Instructional Educator III

Primary role is to offer students an extra level of support and guidance both inside and outside of the classroom. To do this, many tasks come into play. We analyzed several job postings to determine the primary duties and responsibilities of Paraeducators. Location is Twin Rivers Unified School Dst.

Counseling

MTT-LEND Trainee

The Northern California Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities (LEND) program is a graduate and post-graduate level, interdisciplinary leadership and service training program federally funded through HRSA's Maternal Child Health Bureau. The purpose of the LEND program is to provide interdisciplinary and leadership training to clinicians, families, self-advocates, and community leaders involved with developmental disabilities. By training future visionary leaders, the LEND will improve the health, developmental, and behavioral outcomes of infants, children, and youth with autism spectrum disorders or other developmental disorders (ASD/DD) and assist their families within highly diverse and dispersed, low income and low resource regions of northern CA.

Case Manager/Special Educator

Special Education Services support principals and teachers to provide effective, high quality, standards based instruction and resources that enable each student with a disability to achieve their individual goals to his or her potential; in addition to providing oversight to ensure SFUSD is compliant with State and Federal law. The Content Specialist is a representative of Special Education Services, acting as a liaison between the central office and the field and under the general supervision of the Assistant Superintendent of Special Education and Area Supervisor. Content Specialists are knowledgeable across disciplines and include areas of expertise in: Autism, Behavior and Classroom Management, IEP Facilitation & Coaching; Instructional Design and Scheduling, Mild/Moderate Disabilities, Moderate/Severe Disabilities, Non-Public Schools, and Private/Parochial Services.