JUDITH G. WATMAN, MSW, ACSW, LSW
Curriculum Vitae
Professional Experience:
2004-present Neurodevelopmental Pediatrics of the Main
Line PC
Practice
Manager and clinical social worker
1997- 2004 Temple University Children’s Medical
Center, Philadelphia, PA
Director,
Project Access 2000 – 2004
Director, Department of Family Services
1997-2000
1993-1997 Ken-Crest Services, Philadelphia, PA
Respite Coordinator
Private Practice
Home Health Agencies, Hospitals and Social
Service Agencies
1990-1993 Pennsylvania Perinatal Association, Bryn Mawr, PA
Director of Staff Development
1986-1990 Hahnemann University Hospital,
Philadelphia, PA
Social Work Supervisor
1982-1986 Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia, PA
Perinatal Social Worker
1978-1981 Parental Stress Center, Pittsburgh, PA
Psychiatric Social Worker
1977-1978 Allegheny County Children and Youth
Services, Pittsburgh, PA
Child Protective Service Worker
Education, Licensing and Certifications:
2002 Graduate Credits, Temple University,
Fox School of Business
Current
Licensed Social Worker (LSW)
1981 Academy of Certified Social Workers (ACSW)
1977 Master of Social Work (MSW)
Children and Youth Cluster, University of Pittsburgh, Pi
1975 Bachelor of Science (BS)
Early Childhood Education, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
National Conference Planning:
1994: Chair: 18th Annual Conference, National
Association of Perinatal Social Workers, Phila, PA
1995: Chair:“Medically Fragile and Technology
Dependent Children: Care in the Community. “ Phila, PA
1997:
“Children who are Medically Complex or Technology Dependent: Meeting the
Needs of Children and Families,” Sponsored
by Ken-Crest Services, Phila, PA
1999: Planning Committee:“Children who are
Medically Complex or Technology Dependent: Safe at Home, Safe in the
Community,” Phila, PA, Sponsored by
Ken-Crest Services
2001 Ken-Crest Conference Planning Committee
Professional and In-service Presentations:
· Child abuse and neglect
·
Maternal drug addition,
impact of crises, i.e.., high risk pregnancy, high risk delivery,
hospitalization and/or rehabilitation
· Adolescent development, self-esteem, decision-making, pregnancy prevention, communication with teens.
·
Pregnancy and parenting
issues
·
Respite care and impact
on family functioning
·
Communication within
the hospital setting
·
Support for the parent
of the child with disabilities and medical technology
·
Health insurance
enrollment and access to health care
Community Experience:
·
Temple University
Health Sciences Campus Community Advisory Board: 1997-2004
·
PA Perinatal
Association, Board of Directors, 1986-90, First social worker ever elected to
this position. Co-Chair, membership
committee; 1986-90
·
March of Dimes, Health
Professional Advisory Council: 1990-93
·
Perinatal Social Work
Network: Steering Committee 1982-2000, Treasurer, 1984-1995, Coordinator,
1997-99
·
Intensive Caring
Unlimited: Advisory Board 1984-89
·
Law Enforcement Child
Abuse Project: 1986-90
·
Unite Inc: Advisory
Board 1985-89.
·
B’nai B’rith Youth
Organization: Youth advisor, 1983-85
·
University of
Pittsburgh, Columbia University, Temple University, Rutgers University; Penn
State University, Adjunct faculty 1980-Present
·
CAPTA (Child Abuse
Prevention and Treatment Act) Committee: 1996-1998
Honors and Memberships:
·
Perinatal Social Work
Network, co-founding member honoree 1995
·
Special Caretakers
Program received the Hospital Association of PA, “Best Community Program”
Award, 1990
·
Member Perinatal Social
Work Network, 1987-Present
·
Member, National
Association of Social Workers 1977-Present
·
Member, Delaware Valley
Health Care Leaders in Social Work, 1997-Present
·
Member, American Public
Health Association 2003-Present