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- Danielle R. Damico
- 1 E Leigh St Apt B
- Richmond, VA 23219
- (757) 7177393
- Damicodr@gmail.com
- Education
- Virginia Commonwealth University Bachelor’s Degree
- •Major in Religious Studies
- •Minor in Social Justice
- •GPA 3.1
- Job Experience
- The Choice Group (June 2014 – Current)
- Richmond, Va
- •Vocational Counselor – managed a caseload of 20+ individuals ranging from all different disabilities
- •Successfully placed 13 individuals in jobs that are a great fit for them and they continue to maintain their positions
- •Provided intensive training to a variety of individuals in different job settings
- •Carved out two positions for individualized jobs for specific clients
- •Build an excellent rapport with DRS Counselors and their clients through detailed communication
- Dominion Waiver Services (June 2013 – May 2014)
- Richmond, Va
- •Support Coordinator maintained
- a caseload of 15 individuals with disabilities and special needs, ID and DD Medicaid waivers
- •Wrote ISP's, quarterlies, 457's, and behavior plans for ID and DD waiver
- •Sponsor Residential CoordinatorHelped
- grow sponsor residential program from 3 individuals to 6 individuals
- •Provided intensive training for contractors to work inhome
- with individuals with special needs
- •Proactively maintained a lowstress
- environment for Dominion's Day Support Program
- DeltaT
- Group: Fredrick Douglas Young Scholars (2012June
- 2013)
- Philadelphia, Pa
- •Therapeutic Staff Support – reduced a student’s behavioral episodes from five per day to once bi monthly
- •Helped student overcome severe ADHD, scaled back prompts from 15 per 30 minutes to 3 per 30 minutes
- •Taught Reading Mastery Reading Intervention Group and increased students’ proficiency levels inliteracy, fluency, and vocabulary by x
- amount
- •Mentored and consoled students with severe socio, economical, behavioral and familial background challenges
- DeltaT
- Group: Delaware County Intermediary Unit (2012)
- Broomall, Pennsylvania
- •Early Intervention Personal Care Assistant – through the application of ABA therapy I successfully taught a young boy with autism with no
- communication skills sign language
- •Applied PEX through constant manding and intensive teaching sessions and was able to teach children how to communicate through
- pictures
- •Worked strenuously inside and outside of physical therapy to help a young boy walk up and down the stairs independently and succeeded
- •Taught a student with no verbal communication skills how to count to ten
- DeltaT
- Group: Phase Four Learning Academy (20112012)
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- •Taught Social Studies a low income alternative school, with little formal training, and successfully maintained classroom order through
- effective management and behavioral engagement strategies
- •Created a positive learning atmosphere for students that were previously uninterested and found creative alternative ways to encourage
- and invest them to work
- •Never gave up on students that needed behavioral support and proactively sought and found assertive techniques to help them through
- their problems
- Undergraduate Experience
- Teaching Internship at Huguenot High School for Kristen DuMont (20102011)
- •Worked with special needs children, including children with autistic support
- •Tutored 9th 12th
- grade students in a variety of subjects including Math, English, and Social Studies
- •Worked individually and in group settings with students
- •Created differentiated lesson plans for students, obtained experience working with Special Needs and English as a second language (ESL)
- students, obtained knowledge of using a Smart Board for class lectures and assignments
- •Aided teacher in all possible ways
- Teaching Assistant at VCU for Professor Mark Wood (20102011)
- •Class – Spirituality of Nature
- •Lectured and created modules for in class assignments
- •Assisted students with help in their assignments
- •Helped organize many class lectures and journal entries
- •Applied knowledge of class material when engaging with students
- Teaching Assistant at VCU for Professor Cindy Kisselito
- (20092011)
- •Class – Global Ethics and World Religions (Service Learning)
- •Provided service learning cites for students and had a 98% success rate for students getting involved in volunteer opportunities
- •Created educational modules connecting religious perspectives with the environment
- •Helped organize many class lectures and assignments
- •Applied knowledge of class material when engaging with students
- Club Activities
- Awards
- Outstanding Teaching Assistant in Religious Studies Award
- •Awarded by the College of Humanities and Sciences
- Certifications
- ∙ABA •CPR/First Aid Certified
- ∙TOVA •Confidentiality and HIPAA training
- References
- Mark Wood mdwood@vcu.edu 8049373833
- •Professor and Director of Religious Studies at VCU
- •Years knownfive
- Liz Kincaid elizabeth.kincaid@gmail.com 8045250486
- ∙ General Manager of Max’s on Broad
- ∙ Years known seven
- Jessica Wirshup jwirshup@phillyscholars.org 6462873924
- •English Teacher at Young Scholars
- •Years knowntwo
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