Maico Josiah Hu has extensive experience working with at-risk youth and criminal justice populations. He holds a Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and has worked as a Behavioral Specialist engaging youth with psychiatric diagnoses. Additionally, he has experience as a Jail Officer supervising inmates with emotional disturbances and as a Field Training Cadet with a university police department. Hu has clinical skills in individual and group counseling through practicum work and utilizes various software programs for documentation.

1. Maico Josiah Hu
300 Patriot Ln. Apt. C • Williamsburg, VA 23185 • (757) 570-1868 • mjhu@email.radford.edu
EDUCATION
M.S. Radford University – Radford, VA 2014 – 2016
Masters of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
B.S. James Madison University – Harrisonburg, VA 2008 – 2012
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
Minor in Biology, College of Science
Hampton Roads Criminal Justice Training Academy – Newport News, VA 2013
EXPERIENCE
New River Valley Community Services – Blacksburg, VA May. 2015 – Present
Behavioral Specialist
Duties/Responsibilities:
 Supervised by Patricia Scott-Cobb LPC
 Engage at-risk youth (ages 6-17) with severe psychiatric diagnoses via community-based
interactions and interventions.
 Model pro-social behavior and intervene during antisocial or maladaptive behavioral episodes.
 Coordinate with societal agencies, such as Court Service Units and Public School agencies, to
create and implement treatment goals for clients.
 30 hours per week
Auburn United Methodist Church- Riner, VA May 2015-May 2016
Assistant Youth Director
Duties/Responsibilities:
 Assisting with coordinating and facilitating activities for middle and high school students (ages
12-17) who were at risk of developing serious emotional disturbances
 Worked on team building, relationships, and managing stress related to current life events
 5 hours per week
Practicum Experience – Radford, VA
Master’s Degree Student, Individual Practicum (January-May 2015)
 Supervision under Dr. Sharon Jones.
 Provide outpatient services to Radford undergraduate students with a range of therapeutic
need; such as, but not limited to, adjustment disorder, depressive symptoms, interrelational
issues, and career counseling.
 Screen potential clients, schedule sessions, and file necessary documentation.
 20 hours per week

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Master’s Degree Student, Group Practicum (August-December 2015)
 Supervision under Dr. Jim Gumaer.
 Provide outpatient services to Radford undergraduate students with a range of therapeutic
need; such as, but not limited to, adjustment disorder, depressive symptoms, interrelational
issues, and career counseling
 Screen potential clients, schedule sessions, and file necessary documentation.
 Maintain and submit confidential case files and folder.
 20 hours per week.
Hampton Roads Regional Jail – Portsmouth, VA March. 2013 – July 2014
Jail Officer
Duties/Responsibilities:
 Uphold and enforce all Hampton Roads Regional Jail Policies and procedures.
 Supervise inmates (ages 16-73) with severe emotional disturbances and dysregulation
 Facilitate daily inmate functions in the jail.
 Manage inmate “Pods” as assigned.
 40 hours per week
United Way Community Resource Center – Williamsburg, VA March, 2013 – June 2014
Customer Resource Assistant (Volunteer position)
Duties/Responsibilities:
 Listen to and advise United Way customers based on their narratives.
 Summarize customer narratives for use by the social-workers.
 Help customers connect to resources and aid groups in the community.
 5 hours per week
James Madison University Police Department – Harrisonburg, VA Sept. 2011 – Dec. 2012
Field Training Cadet
Duties/Responsibilities:
 Patrolled James Madison University’s campus; act as a deterrent to illegal activity.
 Reported illegal and/or suspicious activity; regularly constructed and filed incident reports
 Provided intercampus safety escorts.
 Trained newly hired cadets in job duties, tasks, and responsibilities
SKILLS
 Operating: Microsoft Windows Vista, 7, 8, 10
 Applications: Microsoft Office (Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Works)
 Confidential documentation software (Mindlink and Credible).
 Knowledge of defensive tactics and non-violent restraints (CPI).
 CPR certified
 Psychological First Aid Certified