Overview
Work History
Education
Skills
Certification
Languages
Timeline
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Wesley Crawford

Vancouver,BC

Overview

13
13
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Student Support Worker A

Vancouver School Board
03.2017 - Current
  • Provides assistance in elementary and high school for students with developmental, behavioural and multicultural needs
  • Assisting with assessing, planning and reviewing student progress
  • Documents case notes and maintains files
  • Supervise students in school related activities
  • Provide life skills training and support services for clients, one on one and brief family sessions
  • Properly deals with difficult situations while under pressure
  • Empathize and actively listen in a sensitive manner accessing appropriate additional support when necessary
  • Effectively creating a working relationship with clients and deal effectively with different behaviours
  • Able to work effectively in a team
  • Provides a range of evidence-supported strategies and interventions to improve the student's social, emotional, and behavioral development
  • Able to plan and implement strategies for students to use while in a dysregulated state

Residential Care Worker / Adult Day Program

Developmental Disabilities Association
07.2013 - Current
  • Promoted and supported client rights and self-determination
  • Encouraged clients to balance health and safety and provided education and resources to support their decisions
  • Enabled individuals to develop and maintain support networks, friendships and lead active social lives
  • Advocate for inclusion and meaningful contributions by clients in their communities
  • Promote professional and organizational effectiveness and accountability
  • Provide clients with proper nutrition
  • Successfully established working relationships with difficult clients
  • Able to communicate, cooperate and work effectively with team members as well as clients
  • Properly and effectively responded to client needs and issues
  • Met clients physical, emotional, social, recreational, and medical needs
  • Assessed program needs and implemented new goals
  • Weekly ongoing work with meals on wheels to enhance the work with ADP seniors

Rehabilitation Care Worker

Cheshire Homes Society
01.2014 - 04.2015
  • Educate clients with Acquired Brain Injury regarding issues such as personal care, access to community leisure programs, and housekeeping duties
  • Empowered the clients to perform all aspects of daily living as independently as possible, providing support and intervention where necessary
  • Provide life skills training and support services for clients
  • Provided support with budgeting and meal planning
  • Properly dealt with difficult situations while under pressure
  • Effectively created a working relationship with clients
  • Able to work effectively in a team
  • Properly and successfully dealt with client needs

Student Social Worker

Family Children Services: School Support Program
04.2012 - 01.2013
  • Assisted troubled youth in an educational environment
  • Developed working relationship with students
  • Ability to work with diverse populations
  • Took initiative to support students with school work
  • Learned how to properly resolve conflict
  • Ensured educational and personal growth of students
  • Attended meetings discussing interventions for youth
  • Able to properly use Front Line to obtain child information
  • Efficient at case writing
  • Led and organized “Me to We” group
  • Contact and set up events with other organizations in the community
  • Respond appropriately to the needs of the clients
  • Communication with clients, foster parents, and community members
  • Created group goals and evaluative methods
  • Arranged student schedules
  • Flexible to change
  • Ability to implement programs for children and youth
  • Gained knowledge of child protection issues

Education

Ontario Secondary School Diploma - Social Service Program

Conestoga College
Kitchener, ON
01.2013

Skills

  • Great Interpersonal & Communication Skills
  • Positive Interaction with Clients
  • Implement Real Life Experience to
  • Conscientious Work Ethic
  • Identify problems and form strategies with most favorable outcomes
  • Team player
  • Teacher support
  • Autism spectrum support
  • Behavioral support

Certification

  • CPR/First Aid training, Developmental Disability Association, Richmond, BC, July2013
  • Nonviolent Crisis Intervention, Developmental Disability Association, Richmond, BC, May2014

Languages

English
Native or Bilingual

Timeline

Student Support Worker A

Vancouver School Board
03.2017 - Current

Rehabilitation Care Worker

Cheshire Homes Society
01.2014 - 04.2015

Residential Care Worker / Adult Day Program

Developmental Disabilities Association
07.2013 - Current

Student Social Worker

Family Children Services: School Support Program
04.2012 - 01.2013

Ontario Secondary School Diploma - Social Service Program

Conestoga College
Wesley Crawford