Clifford Hawkins
Alexandria
Summary
Results-driven leader with extensive experience in clinical supervision and program development. Proven record in strategic assessment, team building, and effective communication within the U.S. Army's drug and alcohol programs.
Overview
21
21
years of professional experience
Work History
Oversight Team Member
U.S. Army Drug and Alcohol Operations
Alexandria
04.1989 - 03.1999
- As a Department of the Army Civilian Employee, the agency was responsible for the oversight of all the U.S. Army's drug and alcohol programs worldwide. (United States, US Army Europe, Korea, Pacific Command, etc.) Duties included an overall assessment of various components, both clinical and administrative. Major emphasis is placed on the overall assessment from a command perspective of the successes and failures of the program at the installation.
Director
U.S. Army Drug and Alcohol Training Center
Munich
02.1982 - 01.1989
- As a department of the Army Civilian employee, led a staff of five trainers and administrative staff, whose responsibility included training all personnel who matriculated in the U.S. Army's drug and alcohol programs in the U.S. Army Europe and Korea. Developed comprehensive training programs for counselors, clinical supervisors, employee assistance professionals, prevention education specialists, and physicians. Courses were one to two weeks in length. They included Group and Individual Counseling, Clinical Supervision, Employee Assistance, and Clinical Consultation. In addition, numerous workshops were conducted throughout the U.S. Army Europe on many related topics.
Clinical Director/Supervisor
United States Army Europe
Bamberg/Erlangen
02.1980 - 05.1982
- As a department of the Army Civilian employee, provided clinical supervision for counselors and other service providers who were tasked with providing substance abuse treatment for soldiers and their family members who were referred or self-referred for counseling in both Bamberg and Erlangen outpatient community counseling centers. My goal was to effectively build an exceptionally gifted team of helpers who provided excellent service and were respected by the command structure on the installation.
Counselor
Fort Lee Virginia Community Counseling Center
Petersburg
12.1978 - 01.1980
- As a Department of the Army civilian employee, provided individual and group counseling sessions for clients referred to the U.S. Army's substance abuse program at Fort Lee, Virginia. Provided classes and workshops for civilians and military personnel working on the installations.
Mental Health Counselor
Us Army Yuma Proving Ground
Yuma
05.1978 - 11.1979
- Responsibility included supporting the Yuma Proving Ground Mental Health Clinic in providing clinical services for soldiers, their family members, and retirees living off the installation. As a service member, I provided interventions and counseling for service members and worked directly under the chief of Social Work Services. Left Military Service after this assignment.
Education
Master of Arts - Human ServiceDelvery
Boston University
Boston, Massachusetts, MA03-1982
Bachelor of Arts - Psychology
St Leo University
St. Leo Florida02-1980
Skills
- Program assessment
- Training development
- Clinical supervision
- Counseling techniques
- Substance abuse knowledge
- Employee training
Timeline
Oversight Team Member
U.S. Army Drug and Alcohol Operations
04.1989 - 03.1999
Director
U.S. Army Drug and Alcohol Training Center
02.1982 - 01.1989
Clinical Director/Supervisor
United States Army Europe
02.1980 - 05.1982
Counselor
Fort Lee Virginia Community Counseling Center
12.1978 - 01.1980
Mental Health Counselor
Us Army Yuma Proving Ground
05.1978 - 11.1979
Master of Arts - Human ServiceDelvery
Boston University
Bachelor of Arts - Psychology
St Leo University