Patrick Joyce Resume
Patrick L. Joyce
3909 Kingston Drive, Bismarck, ND 58503 ------------ ------------
Education
University of Mary
Master of Science in Counseling April 2020
Concentration: Mental Health Counseling
Minot State University
Bachelor of Science – Sociology/Criminal Justice May 2009
Minor – Psychology, Concentration in Addiction Studies May 2009
Bismarck State College
Associates of Science – Criminal Justice December 2001
Counseling Experience
Internship
West Central Human Services September 2019 – Present
• Child Play Centered Therapy, DBT groups, PTSD and trauma groups, Child CBT/DBT groups, 600 hours
Bismarck Transition Center
Lived Empowered Group
• 8-week curriculum June 2019 – Present
NuVation Health Service January – April 2019
Practicum
• EMDR, Couples Therapy, and Infertility Counseling
Professional Experience
North Dakota Department of Human Services February 2012 - Present
Substance Abuse Prevention Specialist, Treatment and Recovery
• License facilities statewide to ensure that facilities are meeting the validity of the ND Century Code in terms of licensure standards
• Collect North Dakota state and local data relating to substance abuse in law enforcement, treatment, recovery, military, and workplaces.
• Program evaluation, administration, contracts and reporting.
• Synar Tobacco Site Checks administrator throughout the State of North Dakota.
• Provide Training and Technical Assistance regarding substance abuse prevention.
• Guide and implement substance abuse prevention efforts in North Dakota substance abuse/law enforcement systems, military and work wellness programs.
North Dakota Army National Guard April 2011 – October 2011
Operations Officer – Vigilant Guard
• Coordinated with the North Dakota Department of Emergency Services to plan a statewide practical emergency exercise
• As an Executive Officer, plan and coordinate travel, lodging and subsistence arrangements for Title 32 (Active Army) and Title 10 (National Guard) soldiers
• As and Executive Officer, took daily accountability for up to 150 soldiers on State Active Duty
• Positioned as a supporting Officer In-Charge at the State Emergency Operations Center and as a Liaison Officer between the State of North Dakota and the North Dakota Army National Guard
North Dakota Army National Guard December 2003 – March 2011
Drug Demand Reduction Administrator/Joint Substance Abuse Program Coordinator
• Organized and set up drug testing for each National Guard and Air National Guard unit in North Dakota (consisting of more than 3,400 Guardsmen and Airmen)
• Directed Counter Drug and Drug Demand Reduction programs in North Dakota
• Lead drug awareness activities with schools and law enforcement statewide
Qualifications
Technological Skills
• Cross platform trained
Communication Skills
• Able to clearly report and turn in written work in a timely manner
• Preferred styles of conversation; person-to-person, email, or any other technological based communication
• Able to write memorandums, operation orders and fragmentary orders as necessary, Request for Proposals, and Request for Assistance
• Proficient in PowerPoint, Micro Soft Word and Excel
Certifications
• Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Group Crisis Intervention certified
• Connect Certified, trainer
• Mental Health First Aid; trainer
• Assist Suicide Model, trainer
• Military Peer-To-Peer Support Specialist Training
• FEMA Incident Management System (ICS)-700.a; FEMA ICS-100
• Captains Career Course- Logistician, Phase I, Phase II, and Phase III (Upper-level management)
• Basic Officer Leadership Course - Quartermaster
• Officer Candidate School
• Basic Noncommissioned Officer Course, Phase I and Phase II (Mid-level management)
• Primary Leadership Development Course (Mid-level management)
• Master Fitness Trainer Course certified level II
• CPR, AED, & First Aid
Activities
• Stay on Track Youth Drug Awareness Program
• Red Ribbon Awareness Week Activities
• Scottish Rite of FreeMasonry
• AMVETS Life Member
• VFW Life Member
Volunteer Experience
• Annual 4-H Military Youth Camp
• Annual Cops and Kids Fishing Derby
• United Way
• First Lutheran Church-Volunteering at the Thanksgiving meals
• Community Fit Fair
• Ministry on the Margins
Patrick L. Joyce
3909 Kingston Drive, Bismarck, ND 58503 ------------ ------------
References
Pamela Sagness, LAC
Director
North Dakota Department of Human Services
1237 W. Divide Ave, Suite 1C
Bismarck, ND 58501
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James Knopik, LAC
Licensure, Addiction, and Treatment Lead
North Dakota Department of Human Services
1237 W. Divide Ave, Suite 1C
Bismarck, ND 58501
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LTC Rick Smith
Officer In-Charge – Vigilant Guard
North Dakota Army National Guard
Fraine Barracks Road, Building 400
Bismarck, ND 58506
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Patrick L. Joyce
3909 Kingston Drive, Bismarck, ND 58503 ------------ ------------
Education
University of Mary
Master of Science in Counseling April 2020
Concentration: Mental Health Counseling
Minot State University
Bachelor of Science – Sociology/Criminal Justice May 2009
Minor – Psychology, Concentration in Addiction Studies May 2009
Bismarck State College
Associates of Science – Criminal Justice December 2001
Counseling Experience
Internship
West Central Human Services September 2019 – Present
• Child Play Centered Therapy, DBT groups, PTSD and trauma groups, Child CBT/DBT groups, 600 hours
Bismarck Transition Center
Lived Empowered Group
• 8-week curriculum June 2019 – Present
NuVation Health Service January – April 2019
Practicum
• EMDR, Couples Therapy, and Infertility Counseling
Professional Experience
North Dakota Department of Human Services February 2012 - Present
Substance Abuse Prevention Specialist, Treatment and Recovery
• License facilities statewide to ensure that facilities are meeting the validity of the ND Century Code in terms of licensure standards
• Collect North Dakota state and local data relating to substance abuse in law enforcement, treatment, recovery, military, and workplaces.
• Program evaluation, administration, contracts and reporting.
• Synar Tobacco Site Checks administrator throughout the State of North Dakota.
• Provide Training and Technical Assistance regarding substance abuse prevention.
• Guide and implement substance abuse prevention efforts in North Dakota substance abuse/law enforcement systems, military and work wellness programs.
North Dakota Army National Guard April 2011 – October 2011
Operations Officer – Vigilant Guard
• Coordinated with the North Dakota Department of Emergency Services to plan a statewide practical emergency exercise
• As an Executive Officer, plan and coordinate travel, lodging and subsistence arrangements for Title 32 (Active Army) and Title 10 (National Guard) soldiers
• As and Executive Officer, took daily accountability for up to 150 soldiers on State Active Duty
• Positioned as a supporting Officer In-Charge at the State Emergency Operations Center and as a Liaison Officer between the State of North Dakota and the North Dakota Army National Guard
North Dakota Army National Guard December 2003 – March 2011
Drug Demand Reduction Administrator/Joint Substance Abuse Program Coordinator
• Organized and set up drug testing for each National Guard and Air National Guard unit in North Dakota (consisting of more than 3,400 Guardsmen and Airmen)
• Directed Counter Drug and Drug Demand Reduction programs in North Dakota
• Lead drug awareness activities with schools and law enforcement statewide
Qualifications
Technological Skills
• Cross platform trained
Communication Skills
• Able to clearly report and turn in written work in a timely manner
• Preferred styles of conversation; person-to-person, email, or any other technological based communication
• Able to write memorandums, operation orders and fragmentary orders as necessary, Request for Proposals, and Request for Assistance
• Proficient in PowerPoint, Micro Soft Word and Excel
Certifications
• Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Group Crisis Intervention certified
• Connect Certified, trainer
• Mental Health First Aid; trainer
• Assist Suicide Model, trainer
• Military Peer-To-Peer Support Specialist Training
• FEMA Incident Management System (ICS)-700.a; FEMA ICS-100
• Captains Career Course- Logistician, Phase I, Phase II, and Phase III (Upper-level management)
• Basic Officer Leadership Course - Quartermaster
• Officer Candidate School
• Basic Noncommissioned Officer Course, Phase I and Phase II (Mid-level management)
• Primary Leadership Development Course (Mid-level management)
• Master Fitness Trainer Course certified level II
• CPR, AED, & First Aid
Activities
• Stay on Track Youth Drug Awareness Program
• Red Ribbon Awareness Week Activities
• Scottish Rite of FreeMasonry
• AMVETS Life Member
• VFW Life Member
Volunteer Experience
• Annual 4-H Military Youth Camp
• Annual Cops and Kids Fishing Derby
• United Way
• First Lutheran Church-Volunteering at the Thanksgiving meals
• Community Fit Fair
• Ministry on the Margins
Patrick L. Joyce
3909 Kingston Drive, Bismarck, ND 58503 ------------ ------------
References
Pamela Sagness, LAC
Director
North Dakota Department of Human Services
1237 W. Divide Ave, Suite 1C
Bismarck, ND 58501
------------
James Knopik, LAC
Licensure, Addiction, and Treatment Lead
North Dakota Department of Human Services
1237 W. Divide Ave, Suite 1C
Bismarck, ND 58501
------------
LTC Rick Smith
Officer In-Charge – Vigilant Guard
North Dakota Army National Guard
Fraine Barracks Road, Building 400
Bismarck, ND 58506
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