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Jaime began working at Life Bridges in 1999 after graduating from Lee University with a BA in Sociology and a minor in Human Services. She began in our Intermediate Care Facilities department as a Direct Support Professional and then a Case Manager as well as the Program Coordinator. Jaime has also served as a family-based provider for 9 years. She left in 2007 to become the Regional Administrator for a Support Coordination Agency and also worked with the Tennessee Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.
Jaime retured to Life Bridges in 2014 as the Case Management Coordinator. Since 2014 Jaime has been responsible for handling the referral list and intake information for people getting into services with Life Bridges. In2019, Jaime became the Director of Residential Operations.
Jamie has served as a Direct Support Professional, ICF Case Manager, and ICF Program Coordinator.
Since 2014 she has worked as the Case Management Coordinator and managing the referral list and intake information for individuals adopting services with Life Bridges. In 2019, Jamie became the Director of Residential Operations.
I began working at Life Bridges straight out of college as a DSP in the ICF program. At that time there were mainly only children at the homes and they were even called “the Children’s homes”. I came to Cleveland to go to Lee and felt called by God into children’s ministry. Through my time at school I quickly realized it was not a typical calling of being a children’s pastor at a church somewhere. When I landed at Life Bridges (Bradley Cleveland Services at that time) it was by chance just seeing a job offering in the paper and it fit with my schedule. I had no clue what type of work or “calling” the Lord was leading me to. I 100% believe I came at a time working with actual children because God wanted to show me this was my purpose to work with others who may not always be the physical age of a child, but people who have a pure innocence and spirit like a child does. That was 22 years ago. I have been at Life Bridges 17 of those years. Even the time I left and stayed in this field, my heart was drawn back to here because whatever position you are in here, you are still working with and for individuals with that spirit and helping them to achieve and live their life to the fullest. There is no greater reward than when you see someone accomplish something so many tell them they cannot. When you see the ability in so many, that to others they only see as a disability. Life Bridges is family, it is home!
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