1. 1511 S. Bedford Street, #5
Los Angeles, CA 90035
Tel: 310.569.6993
Email: davidrose18@gmail.com
David A. Rose, LCSW#70054
LCSW issue date - 12/19/2015
Education
2007 - Master of Social Work, California State University Los Angele
Concentration – Youth, Women, Children & Families
2003 - Bachelor of Psychology, University of California Los Angeles
Experience
2007 Los Angeles County, Department of Children & Family Services
2007-2008 Emergency Response
2008-2010 Family Maintenance & Reunification
2010-2011 Emergency Response
2011-2013 Family Maintenance & Reunification
2013-2014 Emergency Response
2014 to Present - Family Maintenance & Reunification
Emergency Response
 Investigate allegations of child abuse (physical, emotional & sexual), neglect, and exploitation.
 Provide crisis intervention, and case management/planning, and stabilization to families referred to
DCFS due to abuse, neglect and exploitation.
 Prepare initial assessments, recommendations, and initial court petitions.
 Engage families in community based teaming with relevant service providers & ensure linkage to
referred resources.

2. Family Maintenance, Reunification & Permanency(Adoptions & Legal
Guardianship)
 Focus of treatment: Family Preservation or Family Reunification. When families are unable to reunify
an alternative permanent plan will result in Adoption or Legal Guardianship. For adolescents unable for
adoption/legal guardianship, treatment will focus on successful emancipation and transition to
adulthood.
 Provide direct practice clinical case management & psychotherapy to clientele, including, children,
parents, and families.
 Conduct monthly assessments, collecting relevant information, from parents, foster parents and or
service providers to ensure and promote child safety.
 Maintain case files in accordance with DCFS /Federal/ California State laws and regulations.
 Prepare Court Case Plans to ensure child safety by assisting individual and families with family
reunification, family maintenance and or child placement permanency (legal guardianship, adoption,
emancipation).
 Monitor and keep record of parents’ & children’s medical, dental, developmental, educational, and
mental health prognosis.
 Actively participate in following meetings: Individualized Education Program, Child Family Team, and
Multidisciplinary Case Planning Committee as needed.
 Provide case management/planning, and linkage to families and individuals to public assistance
program, domestic violence program, mental health services, family preservation referrals, and regional
center services.
 Prepare Court Reports (assessments & recommendations) every 2-6 months and mail out court notices
to individuals and families to certify compliance with Superior Court of California/Juvenile Branch.
AdditionalSkills
 Proficient in assessments & writing
 Committed, Creative, Caring, Understanding, Impartial, and Organized
 Dependable & hardworking individual
 Great ability in learning new information and able to apply learned knowledge
 Self-starter, requiring little or no supervision
 DSM literate in diagnostics and language
 Computer Literate, (i.e., Data Entry, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Microsoft Excel, Internet Navigation).
 Great Interpersonal Skills-Able to develop productive relationship with colleagues, clients and staff at all
levels.
References
 DCFS Direct Supervisor, Farideh Mostowfi, 323-900-2335
 DCFS Division Chief, Dr. Michael Rauso, 323-900-2200
 DCFS Clinical Supervisor, Charlene Gonzales, 323-900-2321
 DHM (Department of Mental Health) Dr. Lorena Frcek, PhD, 323-900-2355