Jessa Esteban

Conducted comprehensive assessment and case management for 60+ short- and long-term disability claims, collaborating with medical and rehabilitation teams to develop return-to-work and rehabilitation plans that improved functioning and autonomy.

Engaged interdisciplinary teams to facilitate discharge planning and problem solving, communicated psychosocial needs for patients and families, and provided patient-centered support to improve hospital discharge outcomes.

Managed 40+ complex bodily injury claims, coordinated medical and vocational rehabilitation, evaluated barriers to recovery, and reduced average claim duration through proactive follow-up and solution-focused planning.

Provided intensive case management for 40+ long-term clients, completed comprehensive psychosocial assessments, and developed innovative intervention plans while guiding direct service staff and multidisciplinary partners to ensure client-centered care.

Developed and facilitated educational and support group services for 40+ brain injury survivors and caregivers, provided case management and advocacy via virtual contact, and created intake and evaluation plans to meet participant needs and project objectives.

Provided case management for 30+ persons with physical disabilities to build independent living skills, supported health and medication management, and streamlined intake, assessment, and reporting processes for program participants.

Assessed needs of 137 older adults in an independent living complex, planned and coordinated programs and services, implemented support plans for accessibility and transportation, and recruited and managed over 50 volunteers.

Grade: GPA 4.11

Activities and societies: Dean's Honour's List; recipient of MBSI Scholarship (2018), Guertin Centennial Scholarship (2014), and Winnipeg Teachers’ Association Scholarship (2014).

Completed a concentrated Bachelor of Social Work program with academic distinction and a cumulative GPA of 4.11.