Bonds and Dockets Specialist ,
12/2014 to
Current
Osceola County Corrections –
402 Simpson Rd.Kissimmee FL. 34744
Process the intake and bond release of
inmates incarcerated at Osceola County Correction Department. Reviews
arrest
paperwork and court documents for accuracy and completeness. Enters arrest
information into the Inmate
Management System; receive, execute and process warrants
and ROR's. Review inmate criminal histories to
obtain information using FCIC/NCIC. Receives, verifies and
documents cash bonds, surety bonds and purges at
the Bond
Desk; processes incoming bonds on in and out of County warrants; documents,
files and copies bonds for
Courthouse and files; releases bond copies to appropriate
Court; notifies local warrants section on bond
information. Works closely with the judicial system and
disseminates inmate information to various parts of the
criminal justice system to include the Courthouse and the
Clerk of Courts. Performs a wide variety of routine
administrative support work in inmate records, general
bond procedural processing, and interaction with Court
and Corrections personnel. Performs duties as
assigned/necessary which are related, or logical in assignment to
the position. Provide positive customer service to the
public, outside agencies & to have a positive environment with co-workers
and superiors. Supervisor Brianna Godwin and Assistant Supervisor
Jennifer Cutcher
Criminal Trial Spicialist,
12/2013 to
12/2014
POLK COUNTY CLERK OF COURT –
255 N. Broadway Ave. Bartow,
FL 33830
Attend court hearings and maintain accurate record of court orders, notes or sentences by transferring information as stated by judges during court proceedings to a Memo of Court.
Support judges, attorneys and other agencies in the justice system and public as needed, including preparation of evidence lists, court dates, orders, directions, judgments and other documents, administering oaths, distributing copies, as needed.
Prepare files before court and perform follow-up support duties that include maintaining court files, docketing court data records, reviewing files for accuracy and clarification, and posting information, as needed.
Clerk weekend First Appearance court proceedings on a rotating basis.
Work after hours including weekends and holidays, as needed.
Perform other related work as required.
ex.4469
Monica Carrasco or ex.4439 Lawanda Perkins
Domestic & Rape Victim Advocate,
03/2010 to
11/2013
Peace River Center –
1239 E Main St, Bartow,
FL 33830
Provide
information, referral and counseling to survivors of domestic and sexual
violence and the general public.
Assist
in the completion of safety plans and relocation paperwork for the OAG. Provide
presentations and training
within the community and to co-workers. Facilitate support
groups with required documentation attached. Liaison
with community partners including law enforcement and
judicial system. Provide support to Victim Services
Division for special projects such as community
awareness/training; monitoring preparation and back up shelter
coverage on as needed basis. Help Law Enforcement, Office
of Attorney General, and Florida Coalition of
Domestic Violence as well as the National Coalition of
Domestic Violence if the clients are looking to file for an
injunction, Relocation Funds and. Outreach services are
also provided by our agency and I have been trained to
cover those services as well when needed.
Angelica Marquez
Youth Child Care Worker,
01/2006 to
03/2009
CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY –
1485 South Semoran Blvd #1448, Winter Park,
FL 32792
To supervise and direct children/youth in
residential or day care programs, assist with the record keeping and
perform
duties necessary for the overall care and well-being of the children/youth in
the program. Conduct
oneself as a "role model" for children/youth;
provide appropriate direction of children/youth in their daily routine;
give children/youth positive reinforcement as appropriate.
Maintain complete and accurate daily records and
report suspected child abuse/neglect as mandated by law. ask for Stephanie Pete/ Transferred to
Orlando ) Mesha Bellamy
Counselor Aid,
05/2005 to
12/2006
STEWART MARCHMAN CENTER
Project WARM is a 52-bed long-term
residential program for at-risk women, many of who are pregnant,
post-partum,
or parenting young children (under the age of 6). Older children can visit
overnight with their
mothers on site on weekends. The program is co-occurring
offering psychiatric evaluation, counseling
intervention and medication management.Responsible for
Counseling of clients on personal problems, helping
frequent drug test to the clients to ensure they are not
using any substances, ensuring they receive medication and
stay
focused in the program. Kishmar Peterson
N/A:
St Leo University -
33701 FL-52, St Leo,
FL 33574
N/A:
Bethune- Cookman University -
640 Dr Mary McLeod Bethune Blvd, Daytona Beach,
FL 32114
High School Diploma:
2001
Waynesville High School -
200 Gw Ln, Waynesville,
MO 65583
High School Diploma:
2001
Waynesville Technical Academy -
200 Gw Ln, Waynesville,
MO 65583