CHALFLINCH

Heidi Livengood-Chalflinch
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P.O. Box 1724 Carthage, N.C. 28327, Telephone: 910-947-5885, Cell: 910-639-5638,
E-mail: hlc009@bravemail.uncp.edu
Goals:
To become a knowledgeable, productive social worker in our society, advocating change
when needed and assisting the oppressed and down trodden of our world.
Work Experience:
First Health of the Carolinas Pinehurst, North Carolina as a RN

1985 through 2006

Family First Health Care, Robbins, North Carolina as a RN

2006 through 2007

Education:
Bachelor of Social Work Degree at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke, with
honors

May 2016

Associate of Arts Degree at Sandhills Community College, Southern Pines, N.C. with
honors

May 2013

Certification in Esthetician Arts Central Carolina Community College, Sanford, N.C.

Oct. 2000
Associate of Science Degree (Registered Nurse) at Sandhills Community College,
Southern Pines, N. C. with honors

May 1985

Professional:
Registered Nurse with an active North Carolina License for 30 years
Member of the North Carolina Nursing Association and National Nursing Association

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Basic Cardiac Life Support certified (BCLS); Advanced Cardiac Life Support certified
(ACLS)
Pediatric Advanced Life Support certified (PALS); Past ACLS instructor
Member of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW)
First Health of the Carolinas Unit Preceptor; Patient educator, experience working with
infection control and utilization review of charts to assure hospital compliance and Joint
Commission Standards.
Social Work:
40 + hours Practicum during Practice I as a UNCP student at Peak Resources Assisted
Living Rehabilitation and Alzheimers Unit; performed independent client social work
intake forms after initial orientation.

Spring

2014

Cadre leader in organizing and conducting a team Service Learning Project during
Practice II as a UNCP student at Jackson Terrace Housing Unit operated by the
Community Action Partners of the Sandhills. A multiphase health initiative project
was conducted to determine the residents current health resources, safety needs,
transportation issues, nutritional needs and fall precautions. A health/information
fair was held for 44 low-income senior residents.

Spring

2015

Community Service Project at Wagram Elementary School to determine Child

Development Milestones pre-kindergarten through fifth grade children, parents and
guardians served.

Fall

Domestic Abuse workshop UNCP

Fall

2015
2015

Social Work Internship at St. Joseph of the Pines, Southern Pines, N.C. Jan-April 2016
24th Annual Social Work Symposium at UNCP

March

2016

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Church:
Active member of The First Baptist Church of Carthage (FBCC)
Active member of the Womens Missionary Union (WMU)
Founding member of the FBCC Helping Hands Food Pantry; which serves canned goods and
dry staples to the needy and underserved in the Carthage area (2006 to current).
Civic:
American Heart Association volunteer; monitors blood pressure and pulse
Arts Festival docent; member of the Carthage Historical Society
Choral Department patron and volunteer at Union Pines High School
Gave shelter, food, medical attention, transportation and emotional support and guidance to a
depressed, homeless 17 year old teen in the community for (5) weeks until he and his parents
could mend their relationship and establish healthy boundaries.Oct.-Nov.2015
Provided Secret Santa for four children ages 7, 9, 11, and 17 that reside with their paternal
grandmother since she has limited resources for many of the essential items young children
need (Coats, jeans, shoes) purchased.

Dec. 2015

Skills/Strengths:
Developing rapport with people of all ages, socioeconomic, ethnic or religious groups
(diversity)
Communicates orally and in writing effectively with clients, their families and agencies
Organization abilities and task analysis
Networks well within support team and micro, mezzo, and macro level systems
Nursing skills (assessment/evaluation) of the client and the surrounding environment
Intrinsically utilizing the core values of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW)