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Human Rights Officer Resume Samples
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0-5 years of experience
- Educated program staff on the role of the Human Rights Committee (HRC) and of client rights.
- Educated and informed clients of their rights.
- Supported clients in exercising their right to initiate complaints to the HRC and DMH.
- Advocated for clients by promoting respect and dignity.
- Assisted in conflict resolution of human rights issues among clients.
- Monitored program’s compliance with human rights practices and policies.
0-5 years of experience
- Assist clients with accessing benefits (social security, Mass Health, various community and government services); this includes application processing, information gathering, working 1:1 with clients, and providing thorough and efficient documentation.
- Investigate, mediate, and resolve client complaints and navigate legal issues as necessary
- Carry a caseload of high risk clients dealing with substance use issues, homelessness, and chronic psychiatric conditions
- Work with clients to provide crisis interventions and to develop assessments and Individualized Action Plans (IAP)
- Work with clients to create daily structure and healthy living skills
- Collaborate with Department of Mental Health to provide psychiatric rehabilitation services to clients
- Organize monthly presentations for client groups regarding benefits information and government assistance
0-5 years of experience
- Provides services to adults with psychiatric disabilities.
- Provdes rehabilitative service that enables clients to increase functioning in the living, working, and social environments of their choice.
- Works with nurses and crisis teams to ensure the safety and well being of clients.
- Assist clients in skill development and symptom management.
- Provides side by side support with community integration.
- Assists with Medication administration as needed.
6-10 years of experience
Identifying human rights violations
- Gathering information and facts
- Interviewing those violated and the violators
- Visiting displaced persons and prisoners