1. RYAN LEIGH KMETZ
7425 Key Deer Circle
Midlothian, VA 23112
(804) 539-7597
ryanhooghkirk@gmail.com
EDUCATION: Universityof Alabama May 2016
Master’s Degree is Rehabilitation Counseling Tuscaloosa, AL
West Virginia University December 2013
Bachelor of Science in Sport and Exercise Psychology Morgantown, WV
EXPERIENCE: Therapeutic DayTreatment Counselor November 2015-Present
Intercept Youth Services, Inc. Richmond, VA
 Provides prevention programs using student support services to
build positive relationships with students, families, and school staff
to strengthen/improve student and family resilience
 Provides individual and group sessions, family counseling, and
behavior modification to increase student and family success in
school and in life
 Assists in removing obstacles that prevent student/family from
participation/progress in the program by providing crisis
intervention to clients as needed
 Coordinates closely with other staff and community partners to
ensure the appropriateness of treatment modalities and services
being provided
 Provides comprehensive student support services, child/family
support services by serving as clinical liaison to referral sources
and parents regarding progress and needs
 Complies with required methods of record-keeping by maintaining
high quality documentation of all case work, completed in a timely
manner, and consistent with outlined program policies and
licensure requirements
 Monitors student attendance
 Creates and develops individualized service plans, quarterly
service plans, and monthly progress reports
 Participates in developing and evaluating the recruitment and
enrollment process by exercising sound judgments in proposing
changes to treatment plans
 Writes and submits daily progress notes in accordance with
program policies
 Provides ongoing communication to the Clinical Program
Coordinator on the status of the client caseload
 Participates in staff trainings and team meetings as requested
 Participates in regular supervision with licensed clinical social
worker
Patient Representative October 1-August 14
Advanced Orthopaedics Midlothian, VA

2.  Welcomes and greets all patients and visitors, in person or over
the phone
 Answers the phone while maintaining a polite, consistent phone
manner
 Registers new patients and updates existing patient demographics
by collecting detailed patient information
 Facilitates patient flow by notifying the provider of patients’ arrival,
being aware of delays, and communicating with patients and staff
 Responds to patients, prospective patients, and visitors inquires in
a courteous manner
 Protects patient confidentiality by making sure protected health
information is secured
 Keeps medical office supplies adequately stocked by anticipating
inventory needs, placing orders, and monitoring office equipment
Substitute Teacher January 2014-September 2015
Chesterfield CountyPublic Schools Chesterfield, VA
 Carry out and follow teacher’s lesson plans
 Ensure safety of students throughout school building and grounds
 Assist students with disabilities with accommodations as per their
IEP
 Implemented goals for students that had mental health issues
 Offer guidance and instruction to students in teacher’s absence
Waitress March 2014-September 2014
The Flyin’ Pig Backyard Barbeque & Bar Midlothian, VA
 Check patrons' identification in order to ensure that they meet
minimum age requirements of alcoholic beverages.
 Collect payments from customers.
 Write patrons' food orders on order slips, memorize orders, or
enter orders into computers for transmittal to kitchen staff.
 Take orders from patrons for food and beverages.
 Check with customers to ensure that they are enjoying their meals
and take action to correct any problems.
 Serve food and/or beverages to patrons; prepare and serve
specialty dishes at tables as required.
After School Program Instructor September 2013-December 2013
Kaleidoscope Community Learning Center Westover, WV
 Help children, kindergarten through 5th
grade, with homework
 Help children with snacks
 Provide a safe and fun environment for children
 Instruct children in crafts and learning material
Gymnastics Coach January 2013-December 2013
Aerial Port Gymnastics Center Fairmont, WV
 Teach children, ages 5-17, proper techniques of gymnastics

3.  Safety in the gymnastics environment
 Develop socialization skills in younger children
 Develop older children’s interest and success to continue in the
sport of gymnastics
Volunteer Cheerleading Coach March 2013-April 2013
Stepping Stones Morgantown, WV
 Prepare special needs children for a cheerleading competition
 Teach cheers and dances
 Perfect motions and transitions
ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
 WVU Gold Squad Cheerleader, Freshman-Senior Year
 Virginia State Gymnastics Championship; First Place Level 8
Team, 2005
 Virginia State Gymnastics Championship; First Place Uneven
Bars, 2004 and 2005
 National Cheerleader of the Year Competition; First Runner-Up,
2010