Sharlil Jackson

Sharlil Jackson, LMSW has a vast and diverse work experience in various roles within the field of social work. They have served as a Clinical Director at Behavioral Health Connections, where they managed day-to-day operations and supervised staff. Additionally, they worked as a Lead Clinical Coordinator at the same organization, providing assistance to the Clinical Manager and maintaining communication with relevant stakeholders.

At Lighthouse Therapeutic Foster Care, Inc., Sharlil held the position of Supervisor/Licensing Specialist, overseeing case management staff and coordinating pre-placement planning processes. They also gained experience as a Social Worker/Therapist at Anchor Hospital and Crescent Pines Hospital, conducting therapeutic services, developing treatment plans, and participating in family and group therapy sessions.

Furthermore, Sharlil worked as a Care Consultant at Behavioral Health Link, conducting assessments and providing linkage and referral to services. They also served as a Master Level Social Work Intern at the Office of the Public Defender Atlanta Judicial Circuit, where they managed client records and advocated for clients in the court setting.

In previous roles, Sharlil worked as a Parent Aide/Transporter at SMITH TRANSITIONAL AND REHABILITATION SERVICES, INC., a Family Consultant at Creative Community Services, and a Case Manager at New Beginnings Life Change Network Inc. Additionally, they gained experience as a Residential Life Coordinator at Fort Valley State University, where they collaborated with the emergency response team and supervised and trained employees.

Overall, Sharlil Jackson, LMSW has a strong background in social work, with expertise in clinical oversight, therapy, case management, and program coordination.

Sharlil Jackson, LMSW, obtained a Diploma in College/University Preparatory and Advanced High School/Secondary Diploma Program from Towers High School in 2002. From 2005 to 2009, they pursued their Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Government at Fort Valley State University. In 2009, they completed a Master's degree in Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling/Counselor at the same institution. Continuing their education, Sharlil obtained their Master of Social Work degree from Clark Atlanta University from 2015 to 2017.