Erika Leigh Keorlet
(732)-710-0472
Erika.keorlet@gmail.com
EDUCATION
Graduate School: Rutgers University School of Social Work, August 2016-present
Pursuing a Master's of Social Work (MSW) degree
College: The College of New Jersey (TCNJ), Ewing, NJ, Jan. 2007-May 2010
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a concentration in Clinical/Counseling Psychology and a minor in Criminology
 Graduated Summa Cum Laude: GPA 3.94
 Member of Psi Chi: Psychology Honor Society
 The College of New Jersey Merit scholar, Robert C. Byrd Honors scholar, Edward J. Bloustein scholar,
Amerada Hess scholar, Wegmans scholarship recipient
WORK EXPERIENCE
Cage Cashier, SugarHouse Casino, June 2016-present
 Provide friendly, efficient service to guests when they redeem their chips and slot tickets for money
 Comply with all Pennsylvania Gaming Commission Board regulations
Caregiver, The Canaris family, Aug. 2015-Aug. 2016
 Provided part time companionship for an elderly cancer patient; offered emotional support and assisted in
activities of daily living, doctor appointments, laundry, and grocery shopping
Nanny, The Buzzard family, Sept. 2013-May 2016
 Cared for the family’s infant and toddler; engaged the children in fun, developmentally appropriate activities
Employment Specialist, Philadelphia Youth Network, March 2013-Aug. 2013
 Acted as a seasonal liaison for teenage employees and over 100 employers as part of the Work Ready Initiative
 Traveled to Philadelphia high schools to promote the program and conduct enrollment sessions with youth
 Identified and matched qualified candidates with employers; coordinated the interview process
 Led weekly professional development sessions focused on workplace conduct, accountability and teamwork
 Conducted work site visits to troubleshoot issues and guarantee satisfaction within the employer-employee
relationship
Cashier, Wegmans Food Market, Oct. 2003- July 2010; April 2011- Feb. 2013
 Processed customer payments accurately and ensured customers had a positive experience at the store as a
member of the Front End team
 Assisted in many other departments including Produce, Dairy, Coffee Shop, Compliments, Helping Hands,
Sub Shop, Bakery, Prepared Foods, Grocery, Deli, the Cheese Shop, and Catering
 Received written compliments from customers/coworkers on ability to provide friendly, efficient service
Graduate Clinic Assistant, La Salle University Community Psychological Services Clinic, Aug. 2011- Jan. 2012
 As a graduate student, facilitated the daily operations of the clinic, including responding to phone and email
communications with clients on behalf of student clinicians; performed initial phone screens and follow-up
to assess client’s mental stability and appropriate program track
 Maintained physical and electronic charts, scheduled appointments, kept a list current of referrals and
community resources, processed payments, performed data entry, filing, and faxing
Erika Leigh Keorlet
(732)-710-0472
Erika.keorlet@gmail.com
Residential Youth Aide, Triad House, Jan. 2010- Jan. 2011
 Monitored and mentored 12 LGBTQ teen residents who were physically and sexually abused to ensure their
emotional and physical well-being
 Counseled the residents to help them learn to deal with stress, anger, and conflict in a healthy manner;
modeled appropriate behavior and coping skills
 Worked with a special needs student for one on one tutoring, job applications, and mock interviews
 Assisted in life skills training and accountability i.e. cooking, laundry, homework, and appropriate dress
 Worked with the youth on setting and attaining their academic, extracurricular, and social goals
 Documented issues with behavior and medication compliance
ACTIVITIES
 Worked as a Research Assistant in the Psychology Department's Romantic Relationships Research lab for
two years; responsibilities included recruiting and tracking study participants, obtaining informed consent,
interviewing, transcribing, coding, and which culminated in a Senior Research Thesis
 Worked in Residential Life as an Assistant Residence Director for one year; managed an office staff if 11
workers; responsible for the maintenance and functionality of 24 townhouses, the well-being of 240
residents; served in an on-call duty rotation as a crisis responder
 Former Vice President of The College of New Jersey’s LGBT club and ran programming aimed at education
and inclusivity
 Volunteered for the Office of Anti-Violence initiatives and assisted in programs aimed at awareness of
sexual violence, intimate partner violence, stalking, and consent
 Began The Haven, an email based, anonymous support system for students struggling with their sexuality
SKILLS
 Passion for and commitment to serving the needs of diverse populations in the tri-state area
 Extensive experience working in the mental health field, particularly with the adolescent and LGBT
populations
 Crisis response training
 Trained in effective interpersonal communication
 Detail oriented, driven, focused, and efficient
 Exceptional customer service skills
 Leadership and team building experience
 Facility in Microsoft Office programs
 Experience using NaviNet, as well as other medical insurance and billing software
LICENSURE
 Current Pennsylvania Gaming Commission License
 Permit # G-94606-1 Expires 5/31/2019
REFERENCES
1. Michael Canaris: Former supervisor in my role as a Caregiver ; (856) 912-7572;
michael.canaris@temple.edu
2. Lynda Buzzard: Former supervisor in my role as a Nanny; (443) 934-0756; lynda.buzzard@us.pwc.com
3. Jason Hall: Former supervisor at Wegmans Food Market; (302) 983-0173; jhall@rastellimarket.com
4. Erin McMenamin: Former manager at SugarHouse Casino, Philadelphia, PA; (215-717-3857);
Emcmenamin@sugarhousecasino.com

Erika Keorlet's Resume

  • 1.
    Erika Leigh Keorlet (732)-710-0472 Erika.keorlet@gmail.com EDUCATION GraduateSchool: Rutgers University School of Social Work, August 2016-present Pursuing a Master's of Social Work (MSW) degree College: The College of New Jersey (TCNJ), Ewing, NJ, Jan. 2007-May 2010 Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a concentration in Clinical/Counseling Psychology and a minor in Criminology  Graduated Summa Cum Laude: GPA 3.94  Member of Psi Chi: Psychology Honor Society  The College of New Jersey Merit scholar, Robert C. Byrd Honors scholar, Edward J. Bloustein scholar, Amerada Hess scholar, Wegmans scholarship recipient WORK EXPERIENCE Cage Cashier, SugarHouse Casino, June 2016-present  Provide friendly, efficient service to guests when they redeem their chips and slot tickets for money  Comply with all Pennsylvania Gaming Commission Board regulations Caregiver, The Canaris family, Aug. 2015-Aug. 2016  Provided part time companionship for an elderly cancer patient; offered emotional support and assisted in activities of daily living, doctor appointments, laundry, and grocery shopping Nanny, The Buzzard family, Sept. 2013-May 2016  Cared for the family’s infant and toddler; engaged the children in fun, developmentally appropriate activities Employment Specialist, Philadelphia Youth Network, March 2013-Aug. 2013  Acted as a seasonal liaison for teenage employees and over 100 employers as part of the Work Ready Initiative  Traveled to Philadelphia high schools to promote the program and conduct enrollment sessions with youth  Identified and matched qualified candidates with employers; coordinated the interview process  Led weekly professional development sessions focused on workplace conduct, accountability and teamwork  Conducted work site visits to troubleshoot issues and guarantee satisfaction within the employer-employee relationship Cashier, Wegmans Food Market, Oct. 2003- July 2010; April 2011- Feb. 2013  Processed customer payments accurately and ensured customers had a positive experience at the store as a member of the Front End team  Assisted in many other departments including Produce, Dairy, Coffee Shop, Compliments, Helping Hands, Sub Shop, Bakery, Prepared Foods, Grocery, Deli, the Cheese Shop, and Catering  Received written compliments from customers/coworkers on ability to provide friendly, efficient service Graduate Clinic Assistant, La Salle University Community Psychological Services Clinic, Aug. 2011- Jan. 2012  As a graduate student, facilitated the daily operations of the clinic, including responding to phone and email communications with clients on behalf of student clinicians; performed initial phone screens and follow-up to assess client’s mental stability and appropriate program track  Maintained physical and electronic charts, scheduled appointments, kept a list current of referrals and community resources, processed payments, performed data entry, filing, and faxing
  • 2.
    Erika Leigh Keorlet (732)-710-0472 Erika.keorlet@gmail.com ResidentialYouth Aide, Triad House, Jan. 2010- Jan. 2011  Monitored and mentored 12 LGBTQ teen residents who were physically and sexually abused to ensure their emotional and physical well-being  Counseled the residents to help them learn to deal with stress, anger, and conflict in a healthy manner; modeled appropriate behavior and coping skills  Worked with a special needs student for one on one tutoring, job applications, and mock interviews  Assisted in life skills training and accountability i.e. cooking, laundry, homework, and appropriate dress  Worked with the youth on setting and attaining their academic, extracurricular, and social goals  Documented issues with behavior and medication compliance ACTIVITIES  Worked as a Research Assistant in the Psychology Department's Romantic Relationships Research lab for two years; responsibilities included recruiting and tracking study participants, obtaining informed consent, interviewing, transcribing, coding, and which culminated in a Senior Research Thesis  Worked in Residential Life as an Assistant Residence Director for one year; managed an office staff if 11 workers; responsible for the maintenance and functionality of 24 townhouses, the well-being of 240 residents; served in an on-call duty rotation as a crisis responder  Former Vice President of The College of New Jersey’s LGBT club and ran programming aimed at education and inclusivity  Volunteered for the Office of Anti-Violence initiatives and assisted in programs aimed at awareness of sexual violence, intimate partner violence, stalking, and consent  Began The Haven, an email based, anonymous support system for students struggling with their sexuality SKILLS  Passion for and commitment to serving the needs of diverse populations in the tri-state area  Extensive experience working in the mental health field, particularly with the adolescent and LGBT populations  Crisis response training  Trained in effective interpersonal communication  Detail oriented, driven, focused, and efficient  Exceptional customer service skills  Leadership and team building experience  Facility in Microsoft Office programs  Experience using NaviNet, as well as other medical insurance and billing software LICENSURE  Current Pennsylvania Gaming Commission License  Permit # G-94606-1 Expires 5/31/2019 REFERENCES 1. Michael Canaris: Former supervisor in my role as a Caregiver ; (856) 912-7572; michael.canaris@temple.edu 2. Lynda Buzzard: Former supervisor in my role as a Nanny; (443) 934-0756; lynda.buzzard@us.pwc.com 3. Jason Hall: Former supervisor at Wegmans Food Market; (302) 983-0173; jhall@rastellimarket.com 4. Erin McMenamin: Former manager at SugarHouse Casino, Philadelphia, PA; (215-717-3857); Emcmenamin@sugarhousecasino.com