Acsw James M. Wolf Jr., Lcsw, Maacd II (Chip)

James M. (Chip) Wolf Jr. has extensive work experience in the field of social work and behavioral health. James M. (Chip) is currently serving as the Project Director for the Regional Partnership Grant and Pregnant and Post Partum Women Services at Preferred Family Healthcare. In this role, they are overseeing two federal grants aimed at enhancing child and family well-being and safety. James M. (Chip) is also working as a Behavioral Health Consultant at Jordan Valley Community Health Center, where they collaborate with health providers to provide screening and intervention for pregnant women struggling with substance use.

Prior to their current roles, Wolf served as the Vice President of Operations at The Arc of the Ozarks, where they monitored and directed operational areas across multiple cities. James M. (Chip) also worked as the Chief Program Officer for Residential Treatment Services at Great Circle, overseeing the operation of residential treatment sites for children with emotional and behavioral disorders. Additionally, they held the position of Regional Vice President at Great Circle, coordinating program development for children and families.

Earlier in their career, Wolf served as the Director of Professional Services at Eagle Village, where they supervised multiple programs and implemented quality improvement initiatives. James M. (Chip) also worked at Youth Villages as the Director of the Deer Valley Residential Treatment Center. Starting their career at Salesmanship Club Youth and Family Center, Wolf served as a Group Work Supervisor and Wilderness Youth Counselor.

Throughout their career, Wolf has demonstrated a strong commitment to improving the well-being of children and families, implementing innovative approaches and coordinating with multiple stakeholders to deliver effective services.

James M. (Chip) Wolf Jr. obtained their Bachelor of Science degree in Broadcast Communications from John Brown University, where they studied from 1980 to 1984. Following that, they pursued a Master of Social Work (MSW) degree from Grand Valley State University from 1993 to 1996.

In 2009, James attended the University of Michigan - Stephen M. Ross School of Business, where they completed the Executive Leadership Institute and obtained a certificate in Business/Not-for-Profit.

Additionally, James has obtained several certifications throughout their career. In September 2007, they became a Licensed Clinical Social Worker through the Missouri Department of Professional Licensing. James M. (Chip) also earned the MAADC II certification from the MISSOURI CREDENTIALING BOARD INC in March 2017. Furthermore, they hold the ACSW certification from the CSWE, although specific details regarding the month and year of acquisition are not provided.