Jameil Hall

Military Service:

• Rank: Specialist

  Branch/Position: Army

  Period: March 2014 - October 2017

  Occupation: Behaviorial Health Specialist

  Security Clearance: None

  Duties Description:

  Behavioral Health Clinics Supervisor

  • Served as supervisor for (4) Child and Family Behavioral Health/Tele-behavioral Health/Family Advocacy Clinics and Community Behavioral Health Services at Moncrief Army Community Hospital.

  • The clinics provide services for 75-100 active-duty soldiers and their families on a monthly basis. The Community Behavioral Health Services also provided daily walk-in behavioral health services to a population of approximately 50,000 soldiers in training, 4,500 permanently stationed soldiers, and 12,000 Army tech school students, family members and retirees. Key services and functions of the clinic include:

   Patient intake and tracking for clinical mental health and referral services, especially soldiers with PTSD.

   Family advocacy case management for domestic & child abuse victims.

   Liaison point of contact between military police, local law enforcement, and family court for cases that escalate to criminal charges.

   Provide applied behavioral analysis (ABA) therapy for school aged children.

   Community Behavioral Health Services: high rate, high risk walk-in clinic where (8) providers were expected to see a minimum of 7 patients per day, with some providers seeing up to 40 patients in a day, generally suffering from adjustment disorder and having attempted suicide or suffering from suicidal thoughts.

   Provide day-to-day operational oversight of each of the (4) Child & Family Behavioral Health, Tele- behavioral Health, and Family Advocacy Clinic facilities

   Responsible for managing, maintaining, and monitoring a $200,000 operational inventory for the (3) clinics.

   Identify and initiate supply purchases through US Army supply chain.

   Direct supervision of (3) behavioral health technicians, (9) administrative staff members, and (18) providers.

   Scheduling (time and attendance)

   Staff performance evaluations using the US Army’s NCOER evaluation systems.

   One-on-One Staff supervision meetings on a quarterly basis

   Establish agenda and implemented bi-weekly staff meetings.

   Train and orientate of new staff

   Maintain and assure HIPAA patient privacy record keeping and compliance for extremely sensitive cases and vulnerable populations.

   Assess challenges and inefficiencies in the clinic scheduling and intake protocols and policies.

  Behavioral Health Specialist

   Served as Behavioral Health Technician (E3) for secure hospital in-patient psychiatric ward at Moncrief Army Community Hospital

   My duties and responsibilities included:

   Track patient progress and complete required shift notes documentation using US Army Essentris case management system

   Build relationships with clients, and monitoring care plan

   Communicate and liaison with clinical and medical experts. Convene and facilitate patient therapy groups primarily using cognitive-behavioral therapy, skills development, exposure therapy, and psychoeducational therapy, especially for soldiers with PTSD.

Education:

• California State University, Northridge

  Bachelor's Degree – Sociology

  Period: January 2018 - May 2020