Allie Mosley

Lead Direct Care Counselor over PHP/IOP programs with experience working with residential clients.

• Maintain each client’s physical and psychological safety at all times including assigned tasks, e.g. taking and recording vital signs, weights, recording meals and reporting results to nursing and/or the physician
• Provide one-on-one assistance to clients in crisis as directed by the nurse or therapist and the client’s plan of care
• Assist clients with nutritional and dietary needs as indicated by the facility’s nutritionist and interdisciplinary plan
• Document patient progress and complete accurate documentation of observations
• Lead/Co-lead and facilitate groups for Residential/ Partial Hospital/Intensive Outpatient Clients

• Support and advocate for victims of child abuse and their non-offending caregivers as they make their way through forensic interviews, counseling, the criminal justice system, etc.
• Serve as a liaison between victims/ caregivers and Children’s Protective Services (Department of Human Resources), law enforcement agencies, the District Attorney’s Office, various mental health services and additional non-profits, etc.
• Work with DHR, law enforcement agencies, District Attorney’s office, and other professionals on a multi-disciplinary team
• Check-ins/ parent meetings/ crisis intervention with families and caregivers
• Update caregivers on statuses of cases, explain legal processes/ applicable Alabama Victim’s Rights Laws/ counseling services/ CAC processes/ etc.
• Provide training materials for DHR, LE, parents, the community, etc.
• Create and design informational pamphlets/ guides/ booklets/ online resources etc. for caregivers, victims, other professionals, etc.
• Provide referrals to victims and families
• Transcribe/ schedule forensic interviews

• Supported and advocated for victims and their non-offending caregivers  Worked on a multi-disciplinary team of professionals and coordinated bi-monthly MDT meetings to discuss cases with CCCC staff, DHR, LE, and the DA present
• Maintained case statuses and files; shared information and updates cases with families, DHR, LE, other CACs, etc. pertaining to
• Presented school-based program, SCAN (Stop Child Abuse and Neglect), to 3rd, 5th, 7th, and 9th grade students across Calhoun County
• Presented on child abuse prevention to foster parents, schools, and the community in Calhoun and Cleburne County
• Transcribed forensic interviews

• State/ Nationally accredited CPhT licensure/ CE accreditations
• Regularly completed paperwork, prescription transcription, entered insurance billing information into patient profiles, and strictly maintained patient confidentiality in accordance to HIPAA law & regulations
• Communicated directly with doctor's offices and insurance companies via telephone, email, and fax
• Efficiently processed high volume of order requests in fast-paced environment

• Supported initiatives and programs, including educational enrichment opportunities, for migratory children and providing consistent, sustainable support and resources for migrant families
• Planned and prepared meals for approximately 50 to 100 children/ family members of children weekly, in accordance with all applicable Alabama laws regarding child nutrition

Emphasis in English/ Journalism and Sociology | Helped establish JSU's Earth Club: planned campus events, advocated, and implemented fund-raising and volunteer opportunities | Helped establish university chapter of RESULTS | Volunteered for campus newspaper and radio station (The Chanticleer and WLJS91.9 FM) | Also involved in: Writing Club, Active Minds, Inc. | Studied abroad (Rome, Italy - 2013) | Awarded summer film scholarship (Baton Rouge, LA - 2011) | Awarded 2-year academic scholarship (2010)

Granted a yearlong fellowship with RESULTS, Inc., a nonprofit, grassroots advocacy 501(c)(4) organization which pushes for specific policies and legislation to address poverty and empowers people to become powerful voices for the end of poverty through grassroots advocacy. Will receive training and support over 12 months to become a more powerful advocate | Will attend the RESULTS International Conference in Washington, DC. In July 2019 and the REAL Change Spring Policy Summit in D.C. in Spring 2020 to learn about RESULTS priority issues more in depth. Will meet directly with members of congress and their staff on Capitol Hill | Will commit an average of 6+ hours per week to working with RESULTS and attend bi-weekly meetings (held on late evenings/ nights)