DAVID JACKSON Ph.D. Office: (352) 375-4327 Fax: (352) 375-4127 David Jackson, Ph.D. Experience Rehabilitation Counselor/Case Manager David Jackson, Ph.D. March 2001-present Coordinate workers compensation injured employee s treatment and return to work. Maintain treatment focus, pace and communication between insurance provider, employee, employer, physicians, therapists, family and attorney. Provide return to work strategies which may include reemployment assessments, job development and job placement. Vocational Expert Social Security Administration Office of Hearings and Appeals Jacksonville, FL June 2001 to present Provide testimony for administrative law judges, during claimant hearings requesting Social Security Disability Insurance, on claimant s employability based on age, education, work history and physical and/or psychological residual functional abilities and include the current national, state and local labor market figures. SSA Disability Trainer/Adjunct Facility University of Florida Department of Rehabilitation Counseling May 2005 to present Provide vocational training to Social Security Administration examiners, quality assurance personnel, trainers and supervisors. A three day training that includes job identification skills, components of occupations, transferable skills analysis, writing rationals, utilizing computer databases and print material, identifying labor market data, the changing labor market, etc. Independent Vocational Consultant ReEmployAbility, Inc. Tampa, FL December 2006 to present Worked as independent contractor providing field based vocational evaluations, SSDI reviews and reemployment assessments for injured workers and SSDI applicants. Post Office Box 358124 Gainesville, Florida 32635
Independent Vocational Consultant January 2004 to 2005 Reemployment Solutions Group Tallahassee, FL Provide field based vocational assistance and consultation services for injured workers and SSDI applicants, including reemployment assessments, job development, job placement, SSDI reviews and vocational evaluations. Independent Vocational Consultant February 2002 to 2004 NuQuest Resources Longwood, FL Provide field based vocational assistance and consultation services for injured workers and SSDI applicants, including reemployment assessments, job development, job placement, SSDI reviews and vocational evaluations. Rehabilitation & Mental Health Counselor 1999 to March 2001 Counseling and Rehabilitation Associates Incorporated Coordinated workers compensation injured employee s medical and psychological treatment as liaison between insurance provider, employee, employer, physicians, therapists, family and attorney. Also provided mental health counseling to selected clients. Publications Facilitating Injured Workers Return to Work: Using Job Analyses and Other Select Variables to Prevent Prolonged Disability Dissertation Abstracts 2008 Additional Experience Graduate Professor August 2001 to July 2002 University of Florida; Department of Counselor Education Three hour upper division Alcohol and Drug Abuse course. Course enrollment averaged 80 students and was required for all education majors. Counselor November 1997 to April 1998 Brown Schools of Florida
Counseled juvenile sex offenders in a controlled school environment utilizing behavioral management. Primarily a team member counseling reserved juveniles. Instructed reading programs and attended weekly trainings as a member of a multi-disciplinary team. Counselor November 1996 to August 1998 Meridian Behavioral Healthcare Full time counselor in an adult residential treatment facility for individuals with schizophrenia, personality disorders and mood disorders. Facilitated support groups, supervised activities of daily living, formulated and updated treatment plans and referred dangerous clients to the crisis stabilization units. Crisis Counselor September 1994 to August 1996 Alachua County Crisis Center Performed telephone crisis intervention and suicide prevention. This position required over forty hours of training focusing on person centered techniques to establish rapport, assess lethality and follow reliable guidelines while allowing flexibility for each individual s needs. Documentation and communication essential. Certification and Licensure Board Certified Rehabilitation Counselor: C-38499 Commission on Rehabilitation Counseling Certification. Florida Workers Compensation Rehabilitation Provider: WC 1001423 Florida Department of Labor and Employment Security, Division of Workers Comp. Licensed Mental Health Counselor: MH-7005 Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage & Family Therapy & Mental Health Counseling National Certified Counselor: 61790 National Board for Certified Counselors, Inc. Professional Memberships American Counseling Association #06129672 Florida Mental Health Counselor s Association #15116 American Mental Health Counselor s Association #999016914 International Association of Rehabilitation Providers #17063
Education Counselor Education Doctoral Program Ph.D. awarded April 2008 Sub-Specialization in Rehabilitation Counseling University of Florida Masters of Health Science M.H.S. awarded December 1999 Department of Rehabilitation Counseling University of Florida Bachelors of Science in Psychology, English minor B.S. awarded May 1996 University of Florida Awards and Leadership Membership committee chair: Florida Mental Health Counselor s Association 2002-2004 Board Member: Florida Mental Health Counselor s Association, Graduate Student Representative 1999-2000, 2000-2001, 2001-2002, 2002-2003, 2003-2004 Ethics Code Update Jury Member: American Mental Health Counselor s Association, 1999-2000 Grinter Fellowship Award, 2000, 2001: Department of Counselor Education, U.F. Graduate Student Service Award, 2000: American Mental Health Counselors Association Co-chair, Graduate Student Committee, 1999-2000: American Mental Health Counselors Association Scholarship Award for Highest Grade Point Average: Department of Rehabilitation Counseling, 2000, U.F. Clinical Excellence Award, 1999: Department of Rehabilitation Counseling, U.F. Nominated telephone counselor of the year, 1996: Alachua County Crisis Center
Trainings CEUs Preventing Medical Errors 2.0 Professional Development Resources: March 31, 2009 Ethics for Mental Health Professionals: Concepts & Current Developments 3.0 Professional Development Resources: March 31, 2009 Mastering Florida Workers Compensation System 6.75 Florida Workers Compensation Institute, Inc.: May 20, 2008 Jacksonville, FL Depressive Disorders Overview 1.0 Professional Development Resources: March 31, 2007 Disability and Substance Abuse 3.0 Professional Development Resources: March 31, 2007 Prevention of Medical Errors: A Mental Health Perspective 2.0 Michael Freeny Associates: March 25, 2007 Psychopharmacology and Psychotherapy 6.0 Ethical Considerations for the Clinical Practitioner Cross Country Education: October 18, 2006 Effective Techniques for Dealing with Highly Resistant Clients 6.0 Professional Training Associates: October 6, 2006 Clinical Supervision Skills in Behavioral Health: Ethical 6.0 and Best Practice Issues Cross County Education: October 5, 2006 Baker Act Training 6.5 University of South Florida: April 20, 2006 Assessing and Treating Reactive Attachment Disorder: 6.0 Beyond Oppositional Defiant Disorder Cross Country University, Tampa, FL March 24, 2005 Dealing with Difficult People 6.0 Park University Enterprises/CareerTrack /Fred Pryor Seminars March 4, 2005 Anxiety Disorders: Research, Diagnosis and Treatment 6.0 Cross Country University, February 23, 2005
Ethical Decision Making and Risk Management in Clinical Practice 6.0 Nova Southeastern Center for Psychological Studies February 5, 2005 Advancing Knowledge in Healthcare: November 2004 Preventing Medical Errors 2.0 Domestic Violence 1.0 HIV/AIDS 3.0 American Counseling Association Conference: New Orleans, LA 2002 Keynote Address: Evelyn Hu-DeHarg 1.0 Dream Interpretation: Successful counseling techniques 1.5 Disability Identity: A positive view of the self 1.5 Injury and Disability in the Public Safety Community: Rehabilitation/disabilities 3.0 Counselor License Portability: Issues and recent developments 1.5 Quelling the Storm: Building rapport while meeting the needs of managed care, 3.0 Medicare and other third-party payers Solution-Focused Therapy with Substance Abusing Families: St. Petersburg, FL 6.0 Juvenile Welfare Board, January 2002 Florida Psychotherapy Laws and Rules Seminar: 2002 8.0 Florida Workers Compensation Provider Workshop: Jacksonville, FL 2001 8.0 Symposium on the MMPI-2 & MMPI-A: Safety Harbor, FL 2001 12.0 University of Minnesota Florida Mental Health Counselor s Association Conference: Ft. Lauderdale, FL 2001. Counseling Patients with Long Term Chronic Conditions 3.0 Effective Use of Mental Health Pharmaceuticals in Managing High Risk Patients 3.0 Domestic Violence Workshop 1.0 American Mental Health Counselor s Association Conference: Boston, MA 2000. Passing the CCMHC: Certification and licensing exam 4.0 Setting Up Your Private Practice: Managing the business of a business 4.0 MHC Guide to Strategic Marketing: How to build referral networks 1.0 Thriving with the Internet: Marketing and technological fitness 1.0 American Counseling Association Conference: Washington, DC 2000 Rehabilitation in the 20 th Century: Relationship of individual and environment 1.5 Counselors can be Researchers: Practitioners performing research 3.0 Expanding Your Practice: Consulting with the business community 1.5 Ethical and Procedural Issues with Researching On-line Counseling 1.5 Counseling Interventions for Male Student Athletes 0.5 Reel Counseling: Portrayal of therapy in movies 0.5 Understanding Anger: 2000 6.0
Pharmacology for Psychotherapists: 1999 6.0 Florida Workers Compensation Provider Workshop: 1999 4.0 Florida Mental Health Counselor s Association Conference: St. Petersburg, FL 1999. Brief Couples Counseling: Reality therapy in couples counseling 3.0 Treatment of Therapy Veterans: Psychotherapy with impossible cases 6.0 American Mental Health Counselor s Association Conference: Washington DC 1999. Clinical Workshop on the Millon Personality Inventories: MCMI & MACI 16.0 American Counseling Association Conference: San Diego, CA 1999 Assessment, DSM IV and Social Security Disability 1.5 How to Build a Thriving Therapy: Locating a niche in private practice 3.0 Eliciting the Relaxation Response: Harvard Mind Body Institute 1.5 Medications and Dangerous Drug Interactions 1.5 Anger and Stress: Strategies for survival 0.5 Privileged Communications: Implications for counselors 0.5 CMSA\FLNARPPS Conference: Tampa, FL 1999 Social Security Disability Insurance 1.0 Crisis Center: 1994 Suicide and Crisis Intervention: Client centered orientation 44.0