Service Program for Older People (SPOP)
Stephen Beramsingh has a diverse work experience spanning from 2005 to the present. Their most recent role is as the Chief Administrative Officer at the Service Program for Older People (SPOP), where they oversee the IT Infrastructure, Compliance, and Medical Billing. Prior to that, they worked as the Senior Vice President Administration at SPOP, where they focused on streamlining business processes and increasing productivity.
Before joining SPOP, Stephen worked as an IT Operations Sr. Consultant at the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation, where they were responsible for defining, improving, and executing operational activities for the foundation's Information Systems department. Stephen also created compliance programs to ensure operational integrity of technologies and services.
Earlier in their career, Stephen held various roles at YAI, including Assistant Director of Information Technology, Help Desk Manager, and Computer Support Specialist. In these positions, they managed infrastructure and resources, provided support to employees nationwide, reduced costs through implementing automated phone systems, and oversaw IT projects such as Windows XP to 10 migration and software installations.
Overall, Stephen Beramsingh has a strong background in IT management and administration, with a focus on increasing efficiency, implementing compliance programs, and delivering high-quality support to employees.
Stephen Beramsingh attended DeVry University and obtained a Bachelor of Professional Studies in Computer and Information Systems Security/Information Assurance in 2004. The education history does not provide any information about their education prior to attending DeVry University.
Service Program for Older People (SPOP)
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The mission of Service Program for Older People (SPOP) is to enhance the quality of life of older adults and to foster their independent living through the delivery of comprehensive mental health and supportive services, advocacy, and education. Founded in 1972, SPOP was one of the first agencies in the U.S. to focus on meeting the mental health needs of older adults living in the community. It has evolved from a neighborhood-based agency serving primarily Holocaust survivors to a borough-wide resource that works in partnership with hospitals, medical providers, and social service agencies. SPOP currently serves 1,000 adults annually; the majority of clients are low-income and 70% are over age 70. The centerpiece of SPOP is its geriatric mental health clinic, which provides over 10,000 professional visits annually. Other programs include: Specialized substance abuse counseling Integration of physical and behavioral health care Personalized Recovery Oriented Services for adults with serious and persistent mental illness Free bereavement support Outreach through designated senior centers and other programs Training and Education