Chelsey Breanna Brown
Bryant & Stratton College
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(August 2023- Present)
Bachelor’s in Human and Social Services
(August 2014- May 2015)
Phlebotomy CertificationCNA Certification
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Enhance Communication Skills: Continuously improve your ability to communicate effectively with members, healthcare providers, and community partners. This could involve attending workshops or seeking feedback to refine your communication techniques.
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Obtain Advanced Certifications: Pursue relevant certifications in care coordination, social work, or healthcare management to deepen your expertise and broaden your knowledge base.
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Develop Leadership Skills: Aim to take on leadership roles within your organization, such as mentoring new team members or leading projects that improve care management processes.
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Expand Professional Network: Build and maintain relationships with professionals in the healthcare and social work fields. Attend industry conferences, join professional associations, and engage in online communities to stay connected and informed.
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Implement Innovative Care Strategies: Research and integrate new care management approaches and technologies to enhance the quality and efficiency of care provided to members.
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Contribute to Policy Development: Get involved in shaping policies and procedures that impact care coordination and client advocacy. This could involve participating in committees or working groups within your organization or the broader healthcare community.
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Pursue Higher Education: Consider furthering your education by obtaining a master's degree or other advanced degrees in social work, healthcare administration, or a related field to open up new career opportunities and enhance your professional credentials.
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Advocate for Client Safety: Continue to champion the safety and well-being of your clients by staying informed about best practices in abuse prevention and reporting, and by advocating for systemic changes that protect vulnerable populations.
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Measure and Improve Outcomes: Develop methods to track and assess the outcomes of your care coordination efforts. Use this data to identify areas for improvement and implement changes that lead to better client outcomes.
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Work-Life Balance: Strive to maintain a healthy work-life balance, ensuring you have time for personal growth, family, and self-care, which in turn will support your professional success and well-being.
Before this, I worked at Millcreek as an IR Analyst and Risk Coordinator. I ensured we met accreditation standards and conducted investigations into possible abuse and neglect in a residential treatment center. My dedication to advocating for patients and holding wrongdoers accountable showed just how committed I am to client safety and making a real difference in their lives. The experience I gained at Millcreek has been invaluable in my current role.
I am passionate about working with a team of dedicated clinicians who share my commitment to helping others. My dedication to my clients' well-being and my ability to adapt to their varying needs make me a great fit for any team. I believe my experiences align well with the goals and values of the organizations I've worked with.
My passion for helping others truly blossomed during my time as a Risk Coordinator. Witnessing the hardships children faced in their home lives, only to encounter similar abuse and neglect from facility staff, was eye-opening. Being able to provide safety, advocate for justice, and prevent these issues from recurring fueled my commitment to this field. Encouraged by colleagues who saw my potential, I decided to pursue a degree in Social Work after five years of thoughtful consideration. This decision was driven by my desire to continue making a positive impact on the lives of those in need.
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