David Vincent

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David P. Vincent

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Fordham University Lincoln Center - Social Work


Resume

  • 2013

    Fordham University

    SAGE

    Greater New York City Area

    Gabelli School of Business and Graduate School of Social Service

    Center for Nonprofit Leaders Supervision and Staff Development. This course examines supervision as a management functions in diverse agency settings and within the context of social work values and ethics. \n•\tProgram and Proposal Development. Students learn how to develop and prepare proposals

    design programs

    seek foundation funding and how to respond to grant requests. \n•\tFundraising. This course examines fundraising processes and systems

    and the framework to determine the efficiency and effectiveness of various tactics for increasing revenues in nonprofit organization.

    Adjunct Professor

    Fordham University

    Graduate School of Social Services

    Fordham University

    Bachelor's degree

    Music

    University of Massachusetts Dartmouth

    Fordham University

    Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

    Social Work

  • 2010

    The Door - A Center of Alternatives

    Greater New York City Area

    Provide vision

    direction and leadership by ensuring an integrated continuum of services targeted at the social

    mental and personal development to the 10

    000 adolescents served annually and 250+ employees. Develop an integrated

    comprehensive

    and multi-faceted model of service provision in compliance with contractual obligations and in alignment with solid youth development. \n\n•\tProvide day to day leadership to Senior Management and full Management Team to ensure complete programmatic integration between multi-locations

    departments and programs. \n•\tWork closely with CEO and Executive Director

    and executive leaders in Human Resources

    Finance

    Development

    Communications

    IT

    Facilities and Building Security to ensure infrastructure is efficient and supports programmatic objectives. \n•\tWork collaboratively with The Door’s Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) Director to ensure compliance with State and Federal regulatory requirements; Co-led team to obtain Patient Centered Medical Home Certification.\n•\tAs a member of The Door’s executive team

    participate

    advise and/or lead in the planning

    development and implementation of short and long term strategic objectives

    budgets

    programs and policies

    and capital projects. \n•\tLead internal efforts with department directors and IT team to track client utilization and to evaluate the effectiveness of programs and services in Salesforce and e-Clinical Works.\n•\tRepresent management in labor relations (1199SEIU)

    contract negotiations

    grievances

    staff relations

    appreciation and wellness activities.\n•\tPresent new programming and updates to full board and board committees and to prospective and current funders.\n•\tServe as external agency representative at local

    state

    national and international meetings

    as well as with political representatives

    law enforcement and community members.\n\ncontact: dvincent@gmail.com

    Deputy Executive Director

    The Door - A Center of Alternatives

    Greater New York City Area

    Broome Street Academy Charter High School

    a program of The Door

    serves students who are the most at risk and face significant barriers to graduation. By design

    50% of the students admitted are homeless

    in foster care

    or have otherwise had experience with the child welfare system.\n\n•\tResponsible for promoting the mission of the school as well as overseeing the daily operations in partnership with staff and the Acting Head of School for Teaching and Learning. \n•\tIn collaboration with leadership team

    responsible for overseeing the budgetary process

    financial management

    compliance

    development

    and management of school facilities.

    Acting Head of Administration

    Broome Street Academy Charter High School

    The Door - A Center of Alternatives

  • 2004

    The National Center for Health and Public Housing

    Callen-Lorde Community Health Center

    Washington D.C. Metro Area

    Provided strategic and tactical consulting in management

    program development

    and technical assistance to Federal agencies

    with an emphasis on special populations.

    Deputy Director

    Health and Family Services

    The National Center for Health and Public Housing

    Greater New York City Area

    Directed numerous programs

    services and community outreach activities at one of New York State’s leading community health centers with an annual budget of more than $18 million and a staff of 145 employees. Designed

    implemented and oversaw center-wide quality assurance and compliance programs. Collaborated in planning

    budgeting and strategy as a member of Senior Management team. Spearheaded and lead additional specific projects at request of the CEO. \n\n•\tManaged staff of 50+ and budget of $8 million for 8 programs: HIV Services

    Care Coordination

    Community Outreach and Education

    Oral Health Services

    Women’s Health Services

    Adolescent Health Services (HOTT)

    Mental Health and Health Education. \n•\tImplemented and oversaw programs that interfaced with over 60% of center’s 12

    000+ patients.\n•\tIdentified and secured new grant funding

    including: $1.5 for facility renovation

    $1.2M for intensive case management for HIV patients

    $550k in Recovery Act Funding

    $300k for development of onsite pharmacy

    and $100k for the first federally funded family planning program for LGBT Youth.\n•\tDesigned and oversaw the administrative functions of the Center’s quality assurance and compliance projects for grant-related projects

    including: implementation of daily logs

    chart audits

    peer reviews

    regular reporting and site visit preparation.\n•\tDeveloped policies

    strategy and ultimately secured state licensing to allow the Center to provide insemination services.\n•\tDeveloped and cultivated relationships to community agency partners to ensure seamless delivery of healthcare services to marginalized patients throughout New York City. \n•\tOrchestrated $3.5M internal and external facility renovation

    including coordinating among three different private and public-sector funders

    meeting with architects and engineers and designing and implementing plan to maintain center operations during construction

    Associate Executive Director

    Callen-Lorde Community Health Center

    Greater New York City Area

    Chief Program Officer

    SAGE

  • 1997

    Family Health Centers of San Diego

    Greater San Diego Area

    Assistant Director

    Special Populations and Mobile Medical Services\t(2002 – 2004)\t \nStaff

    supervise and operate day to day budget

    planning process and clinical functions for a fixed clinic location

    four mobile health projects

    two federally funded projects and community and dental initiatives. \n\nProgram Manager

    Off-Site Operations (1999 – 2002)\nProject Coordinator

    Teen Outreach Mobile Clinic (1997 – 1999)\nDual Diagnosis Counselor

    Heath Care for the Homeless (1997 – 1999)

    Assistant Director

    Special Populations and Mobile Medical Services\t

    Family Health Centers of San Diego

  • 1993

    MSW

    Social Work

  • Social Services

    Community Organizing

    Psychotherapy

    Volunteer Management

    Community Outreach

    Public Speaking

    Behavioral Health

    Program Evaluation

    Program Development

    Fundraising

    Non-profits

    Treatment

    Non-profit Administration

    Event Planning

    Mental Health

    Nonprofits

    Grants

    Grant Writing

    Vincent

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