Hana Lewis

Experience

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  River Riders, Inc

  Mar 2013 - May 2014

  Program Director

  Responsible for overseeing staff training, program development and program growth in several areas of the business. Successfully promoted Adventure Camp in 2013, 10% growth compared to 2012. Managed 30+ staff over the summer and 10+ staff in the off-season. Organized American Camp Association accreditation for on-site visit during 2014.

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  Copa Health formerly Marc Community Resources

  May 2015 - Jun 2015

  Occupational Therapist - Level I

  Worked with clients who have various mental illnesses in their home and community setting to improve independence in daily occupations.

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  Tucson Medical Center

  Dec 2015 - Dec 2015

  Occupational Therapist - Level I

  Evaluated and assessed clients in an acute inpatient setting to determine treatment outcomes and discharge plans. Worked with OTAs to develop appropriate treatment plans and goals.

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  Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation

  Jun 2016 - Sept 2016

  Occupational Therapist - Level II Student

  Worked closely with an interdisciplinary team to provide client care to Native Americans and their families in rural Northern Arizona. Provided treatment to all ages and all diagnoses across the continuum of care in a culturally diverse setting. Experience in acute, sub-acute and outpatient settings with mentorship provided by a CHT.

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  Advanced Therapy Solutions

  Sept 2016 - Dec 2016

  Occupational Therapist - Level II Student

  Completed evaluations, created and implemented treatment plans for several schools and an outpatient pediatric clinic; working with children and young adults, ages 3 – 25 years old. Collaborated with several interdisciplinary teams to successfully complete IEPs and 504s. Provided in-services for new evidence-based standardized evaluations.

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  Walter Reed Army Medical Center

  Jan 2017 - Apr 2017

  Occupational Therapist - Doctoral Resident

  Worked with active duty service members in the behavioral health clinic at The President’s hospital. Assisted in program development utilizing a Mission-Based Trauma Recovery model to restructure all behavioral health clinics for the U.S. Armed Forces. Engaged in research and planning for the “Big Dog” study recently funded by congress with a $7 million budget. Presented at the National Institute of Health Traumatic Brain Injury Symposium 2017. Obtained and have a current confidential Department of Defense security clearance. Show less