Undergraduate and graduate field opportunities combined
Northcoast Behavioral Health Care
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Northcoast Behavioral Health Care 1756 Sagamore Road P.O. Box 305 Northfield, OH 44067 Ami Butalia 330-467-7131 NBHS is a state mental health/psychiatric hospital with 490 beds on three campuses—Cleveland, Northfield, Toledo. Northeast Ohio Adoption Services 5000 East Market Street Suite 26 Warren, OH 44484
Adoption agency works with adopting families; special needs adoptions; parent training; home studies. Northside Hospital Youth Services Unit 500 Gypsy Lane Youngstown, OH 44501
Northside Medical Center is a university-affiliated hospital offering a wide range of inpatient, outpatient, emergency, diagnostic and therapeutic services for patients throughout our Valley. As an affiliate of ValleyCare Health System of Ohio, the Northside Medical Center team is looking forward to a brighter future for healthcare in our community. Ohio Department of Youth Services 161 South High Street, Suite 100 Akron, OH 44308 www.dys.ohio.gov/dysweb/AkronRegion.aspx Laura Melnick 330-643-3040 laura.vaccariello@dys.ohio.gov Page 55 This agency interacts with juveniles that are judged delinquent, as determined by the Juvenile Court and committed to the Ohio Department of Youth Services. Services provided include parole services, transitional care, crime and delinquency prevention, job training, referral, and placement. Student direct practice activities are mostly observational with limited assignments under the direction of a parole officer.
941 Princeton Street Akron, Ohio 44311 http://www.openm.org/ Montoya Boykin 330-434- 0100 ext. 403 family@openm.org This is a faith-based non-profit neighborhood ministry which provides help to residents of Summit County in need. Its focus is to feed the hungry, heal the sick, nurture children, build families, and strengthen the community. Social workers would work in our Family Development program providing assessments, obtaining resources, and assisting in areas such as utility assistance, Bridges Out of Poverty classes, etc. Social workers could also work in our Free Health Clinic either Tuesday or Thursday evenings providing help to clients regarding health needs for patients and their families as well as provide direct patient/family care. Oriana House Inc. 49 East Glenwood Avenue Akron, Ohio 44304
At Oriana House, we believe alcoholism and chemical dependency are diseases that require an individual's continuous commitment to recovery over the course of his or her life. Our programming sends individuals on a multi-step journey to rehabilitation through their own admission of a problem, abstinence, avoidance of relapse, and a daily dedication to recovery. We are proud to be a part of this process and to assist individuals in regaining control of their lives. We are also committed to building stronger communities through safe, proven, and effective programming for appropriate offenders. No community can avoid crime or chemical dependency, but community corrections programs can minimize their impact and increase public safety. Our services include treatment, education, employment, case management, and help prepare individuals for a successful reintegration to the community. * This site focuses on Detox Center, Chemical Dependency & Treatment & Community Corrections Outreach Community Living 337 W. North Street Wooster, OH 44691
This agency is a non-profit corporation established to provide a continuum of residential and support services to persons with mental disabilities. Field activities include Psychiatric, Elders, MRDD, Adult, Case Management, and Intake. P.A.L. Mission 1634 Market Ave. South Canton, OH 44707 Page 56
This agency’s mission is to provide a stable, secure environment to meet physical, emotional and spiritual needs of young adult women as they prepare for emancipation. Agency Field activities include Child Welfare, Adolescent, Assessment, Case Management, and Foster Care. Parkside Villa Nursing Facility 7040 Hepburn Road Middleburg Hts., Ohio 44130
Parkside Villa is a skilled nursing facility with both long-term and short-term rehab stay residents. There are 143 beds on four separate units. The Redwood unit is specified as the dementia unit. Students would experience a wide variety of experiences while at Parkside Villa. Students would participate in the following activities: MDS assessments, care planning, and RAP assessments. Students would also participate in admission psychological assessments, quarterly and annual reviews, family and individual counseling, resident council, and possibly additional group work. Students would learn the Medicare and Medicaid processes as well as gain practical knowledge in the field of medical social work. Pastoral Counseling Services 282 West Bowery St Akron, OH 44307 http://pcssummit.org/ 330-996-4600 Kent Boyd kboyd@pcssummit.com Diana Christian dchristian@pcssummit.com Amy Wagner awagner@pastoralcounselingsummit.com ext. 1340 PCS is a non-profit organization that has served the Greater Akron community since 1963. Recognized as a strong advocate of children, youth, and families, continually exploring innovative ways of providing professional therapeutic and community support services. Since 1998, PCS has joined efforts with local school districts to provide School-Based Therapy to the children in Northeast Ohio. Currently serve the children in:
These collaborations have made School-Based Therapy our largest endeavor. We also provide Outpatient Services for people of all ages at our Barbara M. Vassel Comprehensive Care Center at 147 Park St. in Akron. Pathway Caring for Children 4895 Dressler Road N.W. Suite A Page 57 HOME N. Canton, OH 44718
Pathway is a private, non-profit agency providing quality, community-based and treatment-oriented residential care for boys and girls who are unable to live with their own families. Its purpose is to care for neglected, abused and abandoned youth age’s infancy to 19, by providing loving, stable environments. Services offered are foster care, group home, and foster parent services. Student opportunities include participation in respite program, providing support for parents, adoption, conducting research, and involvement with other community social service agencies. Pebble Creek Senior Care Residence 670 Jarvis Road Akron, OH 44319
Pebble Creek is a nursing home. A student may be involved in documentation, behavior management activities, and discharge planning and community referrals. Personal and Family Counseling Service 1433 5th St NW New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663
Personal & Family Counseling Services serves individuals, couples and families in an effort to strengthen the overall community. Services include outpatient counseling, home-based therapy, specialized services for children in placement, positive parenting programs, community support services, early intervention services for ages 0-3 years and a variety of group programs. Student activities may include working with high-intensity, at-risk families, direct therapy, leading group sessions, supervision, and management of client records. Phoenix Rising Behavioral Health and Recovery 4974 Higbee Avenue, Suite 209 Canton, Ohio 44718 www.phoenixrisingbhr.org/index.html Michelle Litton-Betts (330) 493-4553 michelleb@phoenixrising.bhr.org The mission of Phoenix Rising is to provide opportunity for growth and recovery utilizing behavioral healthcare treatment that is evidence-based and effective in meeting the needs of the individuals served. The organization offers individual and group counseling, case management, and psychiatry. Portage Area Transitional Housing 5650 S. Prospect St. #401 Ravenna, OH 44266
The mission of PATH is to provide an integrated, comprehensive variety of support services and case management, in conjunction with housing, for homeless families and single adults in order to promote greater self-sufficiency, self-determination, and permanent housing. Page 58 Portage Children’s Center /Children’s Advantage 520 N. Chestnut St. Ravenna, OH 44266
The mission of this agency is to provide behavioral healthcare services and forge community partnerships in order to help children and families reach their fullest potential. A student may be involved with case management. Portage County Board of MR/DD 2606 Brady Lake Rd. Ravenna, OH 44266 www.pcbmrdd.org/ Gina Brown 330-297-4107 The mission of the Portage County Board of Mental Retardation & Developmental Disabilities is to ensure the availability of programs, services, and supports that assist eligible individuals with mental retardation and developmental disabilities in choosing and achieving a life of increasing capability such that they can live, work, and socialize in the community, and to assist and support the families of these individuals in achieving this objective. Portage County Department of Job and Family Services 449 S. Meridian St. Ravenna, OH 44266
The Portage County Department of Job and Family Services is an agency that is a combined agency with Child Protective Services and Adult Protective Services. Services provided are childcare programs, child health care programs, adult abuse cases and child support fraud. Portage Industries (Portage County Board of MR/DD) 7008 State Route 88 Ravenna, OH 44266
The Portage County Board of MRDD’s mission is to provide services to citizens of Portage County who have mental retardation/developmental disabilities. Goal of services is to help consumers become contributing members of the community. Some services include: special education classes at Happy Day School, case management, vocational training, nursing, and residential assistance. Portage Path Behavioral Health HOME 340 S. Broadway Street Akron, Ohio 44308 www.portagepath.org/ Dr. Tracy Davis Yaeger (330) 253-3100 x 252 Page 59 This agency is a professional care company that exists to provide outpatient, inpatient, emergency, and other specialized behavioral health care services to individuals and other purchasers in the Northeast Ohio Region. The purpose of Summit County’s Adult Mental Health System Admission Unit is to implement an effective and efficient program staffed by experienced clinicians to evaluate all persons requesting services. It is expected that the field student will complete the initial assessment/diagnostic reports and schedule follow-up agency appointments best able to meet the individual’s current mental health treatment needs. Portage Trail Village 45 Cathedral Lane Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44223
Portage Trail Village is an Independent Living environment where student placement would consist of working with seniors and individuals with disabilities in a H.U.D. housing setting. The primary role of the student would be in the service coordination area. The student experience would be to assist the residents to remain as independent as possible. The student would assist the resident with providing emotional support, medical assistance, advocacy and coordination of financial assistance. Students observe and assist service coordinators in informing residents about service availability, coordination from hospitals, physicians, prescriptions, transportation, and other relevant issues in the residents’ own homes. Pregnancy Care of Summit County 195 E. Tallmadge Avenue Akron, OH 44310 www.pregnancycareonline.org/
Pregnancy Care of Summit County is a pro-life, non-profit, non-political agency serving families in the community since 1971. The agency freely provides a broad range of services to women who are faced with unexpected, untimely or crisis pregnancies. The agency assists low income parents with material goods, prenatal care, and parenting classes. Activities include case management, intake, crisis intervention, and pregnancy testing. Pressley Ridge All Children. Always 23701 Miles Road Cleveland, Ohio 44128 Camile Price 216-763-0800 cprice@pressleyridge.org Vision “All Kids Thrive” All of us at Pressley Ridge share a dream that one day all kids may thrive. All of our efforts every day are directed at creating a world in which our vision can become a reality. Mission
“Whatever it takes to create success for children and families” HOME Our mission statement speaks to our complete and unequivocal commitment to do all in our power to improve the lives of children and families everywhere and especially those whose lives we touch. There is no challenge too big or barrier too strong to keep us from doing our utmost on their behalf. We succeed when they succeed, then and only then. Page 60 Project GRAD Akron (Graduation Really Achieves Dreams) 1040 Copley Road Akron, Ohio 44320
Project GRAD Akron is an education reform initiative in 6 schools (4 elementary, 1 middle, and 1 high school) of the Buchtel Cluster of Akron Public Schools. The schools were identified for the Project GRAD program to assist low income; African American students build high expectations for academic performance and remove social conditions that impede academic success and social well-being. Student interns with the Project GRAD program may expect to: Remove or manage delinquent behavior, address truancy and violent behavior issues, assist in programs that improve self-esteem, mental and emotional health, and behavior of students and equip parents in supporting the academic and social success of their children. Project R.I.S.E. (Realizing Individual Strength through Education) 70 N. Broadway Street, Room 300 Akron, Ohio 44308
Project RISE is a collaborative effort by Akron Public Schools, local shelters, and the community to provide supplemental educational services to children and youth who are experiencing homelessness. The first demonstration grant was received in 1991. Project RISE serves approximately 500-700 students annually. Homelessness is stressful, especially for children, and can cause developmental delays, learning difficulties, depression, and anxiety. Regardless of their living conditions, all children have the right to receive high-quality educational and social services in a safe and caring environment. Project RISE is designed to empower students and their families by providing opportunities to improve the quality of their lives through educational, cultural, and community resources. Education is known to be the key in breaking the cycle of poverty and homelessness. Quest Prevention & Recovery Services 1341 Market Avenue, N. Canton, Ohio 44714
The mission of this agency is to reduce the incidence and prevalence of chemical abuse and dependency and their related effects in the community through the provision of cost-effective, culturally sensitive services in the least restrictive environment of care regardless of ability to pay. Rape Crisis Center/Battered Women Shelter (formerly YWCA Rape Crisis Center) 974 East Market Street Akron, Ohio 44305 330-860-5635 www.rccmsc.org/ www.scmcbws.org/ Brittney Paliswat BrittanyP@scmcbws.org 330-374-0740 ext. 127 Top of Form The Rape Crisis Center of Medina and Summit Counties is a nonprofit organization serving sexual assault victims and co-survivors in Summit and Medina Counties in northeastern Ohio. We do not charge for any of our services. All survivors of rape and sexual assault, both male and female, are potential survivors regardless of race, religion, financial status, educational background or sexual preference. To honor survivors' confidentiality, the Rape Crisis Center collects demographic information anonymously. Page 61 RCC staff members have received specific training on diversity and underserved populations and are ready and able to respond to the needs of the diverse cultures found in our community. Males, seniors, non-English speakers and the mentally and physically disabled are survivors that often need the most intensive services. However, when it comes to rape and sexual assault, the truly underserved populations are the vast number of survivors who never report the crime committed against them. To help these individuals, the Rape Crisis Center maintains an active and engaged Outreach Coordinator to educate the public and help remove the stigma associated with sexual assault. In addition, many victims seek medical attention but choose not to notify the police; we collaborate with local hospitals to ensure these survivors can still be reached by our services if they want them while keeping their anonymity. Bottom of Form Battered Women Shelter- For families of violence, women, men and children who are in danger of physical, emotional, and sexual abuse. The Battered Women's Shelter of Summit and Medina Counties provides emergency services and supportive services to victims seeking to end family violence. Unlike other agencies that focus on victims of all types of crime, BWS is the only agency in Summit/Medina County that focuses on family violence, intervention and prevention. Regina Health Center 5232 Broadview Road Richfield, OH 44286
Regina Health Center is a care facility of the Sisters of Charity of St. Augustine. The Center provides cooperative care in an 81-bed nursing home unit and 74 bed assisted care bed unit. The goal and mission is to provide compassionate and holistic care to all who reside there. Student activities may include participation in surveys, reports, staff meetings, in-services, assessments, and community agency referral. Renal Care Group 257 Boardman-Canfield Rd. Boardman, Ohio 44512 www.renalcaregroup.com Ann Hutchison (330) 629-8856 Renal Care Group, Inc. is a specialized dialysis services company that provides care to patients with kidney disease. The Company serves over 32,500 patients at more than 450 outpatient dialysis facilities in addition to providing acute dialysis services at more than 200 hospitals. Over 9,400 associates provide services across the Company's 34-state network. More information about Renal Care Group, Inc. can be found at www.renalcaregroup.com.
731 Scholl Rd. Mansfield, OH 44906
This agency’s mission is to strengthen or to provide family life for all children who are subject to abuse and neglect. Student intern activities may include: case management intake and assessment, advocacy, referrals, and community networking. Page 62 Robertson Bereavement Center 5075 Windfall Road Medina, Ohio 44256 www.hospiceofmedina.org/ Beth McGuire (330) 725-1900 ext. 116 Robertson Bereavement Center is a community outreach of Hospice of Medina County and Barberton Hospice and Palliative Care. Hospice is a special program that provides compassionate car for the terminally ill and their families. Student opportunities will include: Supervised visits to hospice patients and families in a variety of settings; supervised group facilitation; psycho-social, spiritual and bereavement assessments; attendance at interdisciplinary team meetings; ;discharge planning; program planning; overall functions of agency including marketing, budgeting, fundraising, admissions, attendance at various meetings of county-wide social service agencies. Robinson Memorial Hospital 6847 N. Chestnut Street, P.O. Box 1204 Ravenna, OH 44266-1204
Student activities may include case management, in-service consultation, team meetings, interdisciplinary team meetings, discharge planning, and ECF transfers. Rockynol Retirement Community 1150 West Market Street Akron, OH 44313-7178
Rockynol is a continuing care retirement community. Their mission is to provide older adults with caring and quality services towards the enhancement of physical, mental, and spiritual well being. The levels of care offered include skilled nursing care, independent living apartments, assisted living, and a special car unit for those with dementia. They also have day care and home care programs. This agency offers two internship experiences: one is with Independent and assisted living residents and their families. This involves significant work around level of care changes and moves, and support services. The second is in the Nursing Home area, which is highly regulated by Medicare and Medicaid. This job includes assisting residents to adjust to their situation and establish a life with satisfaction and quality. Assessment, documentation, and case management are inherent in both positions. The student will be a team member with all departments. Directory: dotAsset dotAsset -> The British state and slavery dotAsset -> Torsten Feys European University Institute (Florence) Prepaid tickets to ride to the New World: the New York Continental Conference and transatlantic steerage fares 1885-1895 dotAsset -> 2016 Bradley University crest research Internship Program dotAsset -> Agency Roster-Graduate- foundation Field opportunites dotAsset -> To Change an Extension # on a ip telephone Set please note: An Extension # being assigned to an ip phone must already be programmed dotAsset -> Curriculum vitae jonathan scott lee dotAsset -> E-train AppFest Teacher’s Aid Apps Download 1.18 Mb. Share with your friends:
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