I am a dedicated professional with a Master’s degree in Forensic Psychology and dual Bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and Criminal Justice. My experience spans behavioral health, legal support, and academic instruction providing a well-rounded foundation for a career in federal law enforcement. I have delivered behavioral therapy in diverse settings including clinical facilities, schools, and private homes, applying evidence-based strategies to support individuals with developmental and behavioral challenges.
In the legal field, I interned with the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office, where I assisted in case investigations, reviewed legal documents, and observed courtroom procedures. As a Teaching Assistant at California Baptist University, I supported criminal law instruction, helped students with legal research, and contributed to course development.
Fluent in Spanish and a U.S. citizen, I bring strong communication skills, cultural competency, and a proven ability to adapt in high-pressure environments. My background reflects a commitment to integrity, public service, and accountability core values I aim to uphold in a role with the U.S. Marshals Service.
Provided therapy across various clinical settings, including clients' homes, school districts, and facilities.
Able to communicate effectively across diverse communities in both written and spoken forms. Experience providing services, conducting interviews, and managing cases in bilingual settings. This skill has been essential in supporting individuals and families in behavioral health, academic, and legal environments, and is directly applicable to law enforcement roles involving public contact, investigations, and community outreach.