bilingual LCSW

1. Hillary Samantha Marshall, LCSW
LCS 25065
(714) 402-6526
hillarysmarshall@gmail.com
Education
Masterof Social Work, May 2002, California State University Long Beach
Bachelor’s of Arts,June 1995, University of California, Irvine
Major: Sociology Minors: Spanish,Women's Studies
Professional Experience
Southern California Health and Rehabilitation Programs – VASH program, Clinical Supervisor
12/2014 – 12/2016
--provided clinical supervision to VASH staff members who provided direct services to clients
--maintained communication and worked in collaboration with the Veteran’s Administration to ensure provision of
services
--reviewed all clinical documentation to ensure compliance, completeness, integrity, quality of service delivery, and
appropriateness ofcase materials
--provided regular clinical trainings to enhance quality of care and service delivery
--conducted screenings and suicide assessments ofnew clients
Southern California Health and Rehabilitation Programs – Integrated Clinic Model Director, Bellflower &
Lynwood 07/2012 – 12/2014
– supervised the SCHARP ICM staff to ensure that all staff received an adequate orientation to their position,
information, support,and resources to carry out the duties of their job
– provided therapy for clients as well completing all county paperwork
– in collaboration with partner agencies, developed policies and procedures for the ICM program, including
outreach, intake, service planning, development, and linkages to other resources; ensured policies and procedures
were instituted, maintained, and facilitated the smooth operation of the program, both administratively and clinically
in order to meet quality of care standards and contract requirements.
– supervised clinical and administrative staff to ensure quality of care standards and staff’s documentation was
completed accurately and within the designated time frames, accordance with contract and funding requirements
– responded to crises, emergency and urgent care issues; worked directly with difficult clients when necessary
Alma Family Services—Clinical Supervisor,East Los Angeles, Commerce, Pico Rivera, Long Beach
4/11 – 5/12
--provided individual and group clinical supervision to mental health staff in outpatient,school-based,and
Wraparound programs
--monitored staff's work to ensure quality of service, integrity, and compliance with funding agencies
--worked with staff to advance their competencies in assessments,diagnosis,treatment planning, and service
delivery
--reviewed charts in accordance with DMH, and other guidelines set forth by funding and regulatory agencies
--acted as Seeking Safety clinical supervisorand adherence rater
Penny Lane Family Preservation Program—Clinical Director, Santa Fe Springs & Commerce
5/10 – 11/10
--provided supervision to Family Preservation staff members who provided direct services to clients
--ran Multidisciplinary Case Planning Conferences and developed treatment plans that best suited each family
--provided training and instruction to clinical staff
--maintained communication and worked in collaboration with DCFS to insure provision of services
--made referrals to and networked with outside agencies to insure treatment plans were carried out

2. --reviewed all progress notes and monthly reports
--reviewed case files to insure compliance, completeness, and appropriateness ofcase materials, as well as quality of
service delivery
--was in charge, when Project Director was unavailable
--insured that program was adhering to DCFS Family Preservation contract requirements, as well as child abuse
reporting and confidentiality laws
Substance Abuse Foundation—Psychotherapist (full time),Long Beach 8/09 – 1/10
--provided individual and group psychotherapy to HIV positive clients, low income Hispanics and African
Americans, and substance abusers
--conducted assessments and treatment planning in English and Spanish
Rainbow Services—Family Counselor,San Pedro 6/07 – 6/09
--conducted assessments ofclients in English and Spanish
--provided individual and group therapy to adults and children of domestic violence victims, both in an outpatient
setting as well as in the emergency shelter and transitional housing
--provided crisis intervention to adults and children
Substance Abuse Foundation—Group Counselor (part time),Long Beach 12/06 – 1/10
--conducted didactic and processing groups on child abuse prevention and substance abuse
Enki,El Monte --Outpatient Clinician,El Monte 6/02 – 6/07
--conducted assessment and diagnosis ofclients in English and Spanish
--provided individual and family therapy in English and Spanish
--taught STEP parenting class --formulated treatment plans
--completed Los Angeles county coordinated services paperwork
Kaiser Permanente, Med-Surge Floor and OB/GYN Department --Medical Social 8/00 – 6/01
Work Intern, Bellflower
--conducted biopsychosocialassessments and diagnosis
--completed hospitalcharting and documentation
--participated in interdisciplinary team --conducted individual counseling related to domestic
violence, chemical dependency, eating disorders,and chronic illnesses
Special Skills/Related Experience
--Bilingual in Spanish --Choice Theory/Reality Therapy certified
--Cultural competency --Completed 40 hour domestic violence training
--trained in Seeking Safety
--Experience with addictions, eating disorders,domestic violence, and integrated care