Leading through connection.

Texas · October 2025–Present.

I provide executive oversight of addiction recovery clinical services, program quality, staff development, compliance, and systems improvement. I lead interdisciplinary treatment and trauma-informed programming while supporting the clinical team through consultation, training, and feedback.

At All Saints, my responsibilities include clinical workflows, documentation, electronic medical records, and billing processes. I see these systems as part of clinical practice because they shape how clinicians spend their time, communicate with one another, and maintain continuity for clients. Attending to these details is one way I support the people doing the work.

Dallas, Texas · July 2024–October 2025.

At The Men of Nehemiah Addiction Recovery Center, I supported Joint Commission accreditation through documentation refinement, workflow alignment, KPI tracking, EMR integration, and collaboration on billing and compliance.

My leadership experience includes case consultation, training, feedback, and implementation of trauma-informed, evidence-based practices. I try to remain attentive to what a clinician needs at a particular moment, whether that is instruction, reflection, challenge, or support. My hope is to help counselors develop greater confidence and judgment while remaining open to learning.

My dissertation explores counselors’ transition into clinical managerial leadership using classic grounded theory. It connects my experience in clinical settings with my doctoral training in counselor education and supervision.