Lizeth Alonso

Experience

• 

  Phoenix Day Care Center

  Jan 2007 - Apr 2007

  Intern

  Assisted lead teachers· Supervised children's age-appropriate activities.

• 

  Pathways to Desistance Project

  Oct 2007 - Sept 2009

  Academic Professional

  Assisting site coordinator in a ~600 participant study· Conduct quality control phone interviews and other phone calls o Spanish and English· Do monthly reconciliations of petty cash accounts · Track participants using confidential court software and other computer search engines· Prepare charts for weekly staff meeting on MS ExcelSupporting Mexican-Origin Adolescent Mothers and Infants Research Project; Home based interviews in Spanish/English· Data entry· Involved in recruitment events Show less

• 

  The Foundation for Blind Children

  Aug 2009 - Sept 2009

  Substitute Teacher's Assistant
• 

  Southwest Human Development/Child Crisis Center

  Oct 2009 - Sept 2012

  Bilingual Family Support Specialist

  Home visitor for Healthy Families· Provide child development education· Assess development using Ages and Stages Questionnaires· Create Individualized Family Service Plans· Connect families to resources in the community

• 

  Southwest Human Development

  Oct 2012 - Sept 2014

  Family Support Coordinator

  Family Support Coordination (FSC) is a First Things First initiative that commits to provide families with the tools to set a solid foundation for all children. FSC is a referral line open to the public, free of charge, with the potential for short term case management for the families that live in the Central Phoenix zip code area and who have multiple and complex needs. This program is a partnership between seven agencies. Coordinators from these seven agencies collaborate to empower families and connect them to the services they need. Networking and doing outreach to promote this program has been an important part of this job to create a relationship with service providers and to raise awareness about the existence of this strategy. Show less

• 

  Phoenix Children's Hospital

  Sept 2014 - Oct 2016

  The Screening Care Coordinator is the lead and responsible party to report to the program manager within the S.C.O.R.E (Screenings with Care for Outcomes and connections to Referrals and Education) team in the General Pediatrics Department at Phoenix Children's Hospital. This position provides supervision to Screening Care Assistants, has direct contact with patients and their families to provide support/resource information and conduct hearing/vision screenings. This role also follows up on referrals recommended by the pediatrician and works closely with the program's data analyst to ensure all appropriate program documentation is obtained for data collection and evaluation. Show less Family Support Coordination (FSC) is a First Things First initiative that commits to provide families with the tools to set a solid foundation for all children. FSC is a referral line open to the public, free of charge, with the potential for short term case management for the families that live in the Central Phoenix zip code area and who have multiple and complex needs. This program is a partnership between seven agencies. Coordinators from these seven agencies collaborate to empower families and connect them to the services they need. Networking and doing outreach to promote this program has been an important part of this job to create a relationship with service providers and to raise awareness about the existence of this strategy. Show less

  • Screening Care Coordinator

    Jul 2015 - Oct 2016

  • Family Support Coordinator

    Sept 2014 - Jun 2015
• 

  NATIVE HEALTH

  Oct 2016 - Mar 2017

  Clinical Case Manager
• 

  Arizona State University

  Apr 2017 - now

  The Family Check-Up® 4 Health (FCU4Health) is an enhancement of the internationally-recognized,evidence-based Family Check-Up® (FCU). Both programs are brief, innovative, strengths-basedinterventions for children ages 2-17 years.These programs:• increase family engagement through motivationenhancementstrategies• meet each family’s unique needs through atailored approach using an ecological assessment• are good fit for all parents because goals areadapted to the level of need• promote positive child outcomes by improvingparenting, parent-child relationships, and familymanagement• are an efficient, action-oriented approach thatoffers parents immediate tools and strategiesThe FCU4Health adds a focus on health routines, resulting in acomprehensive “whole child” approach to promote child health andwell-being. Show less

  • Maternal Child Health Translational Research Team Coordinator

    Feb 2020 - now

  • Family Check-Up 4 Health Implementation Coordinator

    Apr 2017 - now