Julie Moore

Experience

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  Club Z! In-Home Tutoring Services

  Feb 2006 - Jun 2011

  Teacher

  Identified the needs of learners and when necessary adapted content and delivery style to meet theirneeds• Assisted with class projects and communicated with classroom teacher• Provided services for children ages 7-13 from various socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds, oftenwith identified learning disabilities and language barriers• Maintained communication with parents in English/Spanish languages, provided measurable data onstudent progress• Developed academic strategies to improve student self -sufficiency Show less

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  Commonwealth of Massachusetts

  Feb 2008 - Jul 2010

  Autism Support Broker, Massachusettes Autism Waiver program

  Worked closely with families to manage their awarded budgets and hire staff to provide intensive in home therapeutic and educational therapy intervention• Reviewed quarterly progress notes and participated in monitoring ABA sessions for quality service• Worked closely with third party fiscal intermediary, Public Partnerships on behalf of families• Assisted families in gaining access to government programs designed for low income families withchildren with disabilities• Managed the Autism Support Center phone line weekly, conducted personal, sensitive intakes withparents of newly diagnosed children• Attended and contributed to weekly staff meetings and allocated funds to families in need Show less

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  ABACS, LLC

  Jan 2010 - Jan 2014

  Therapist

  Following the methodologies of Applied Behavioral Analysis, facilitated the development of various lifeskills• Utilized teaching techniques such as discreet trials and task analysis to teach language and social skills• Completed behavioral and educational programming requiring detailed data collection andorganization• Implemented Direct Instruction reading curriculum with measurable goals• Developed and implemented ADL programs• Worked collaboratively as a team with the family, classroom teacher, BCBA, and other serviceproviders to ensure maximum learning of functional, applicable, and achievable skills• Communicated effectively and readily with the child’s support team often exercising Spanish/Englishtranslation Show less

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  Family Continuity

  Jun 2015 - now

  Parent Educator

  Create dialogue and activities to work with families in assessing and prioritizing their social, financial,health and education needs• Actively engage with families and document the mental health related symptoms, collaborate withschools in special education meetings• Assisting families in eliminating barriers by implementing interventions to address self-destructivebehaviors and dysfunctional thought process• Support families through coordination of an Action Plan, locate and research community resourcesrelated to planned goals• Complete referrals for additional or long-term support services• Communicate regularly with DCF agency, Family Networks service coordinators and attend providermeetings• Coordinate and assist in crisis management• Provide advocacy on behalf of families with community resources, the education and legal systems• Provide parent education and training in development of behavioral charts, effective limit setting,impact of trauma, co-parenting issues, communication skills, supervision, and monitoring• Enabling self-sufficiency for families through empowerment, skill building and coaching in skilldevelopment• Monitor and provide transportation for supervised visits with parents and children Show less