Eileen Green Jara

Coordinated national in-person mental health services across 30+ centers, expanding access for individuals over 18, following prior leadership of the telemedicine team from 2022-2024.

Managed and guided 30-35 clinical psychologists, ensuring adherence to model-defined indicators for service quality and compliance.

Optimized psychological treatments by enhancing effectiveness and efficiency through clinical protocols, updating the 2021 protocol to expand inclusion criteria and foster model growth and scalability.

Cultivated strategic relationships with clinical and operational leadership within the Achs Health Centers Network to streamline service delivery.

Achieved top 3 recognition as an organizational spokesperson in 2024, disseminating mental health information across written, radio, and television media (e.g., El Mercurio, Canal 13, CNN, TVN).

Presented results from the Achs-UC Mental Health Thermometer, a longitudinal study analyzing mental health evolution in Chile and associated factors, enhancing public understanding.

Designed, planned, and executed specialized workshops on mental health promotion, sexual identity, gender violence, migration, and disability for various institutions (e.g., UAI, UDD, Foundations, Summer School, Public Service).

Delivered mental health training as a speaker for EAP Latina since 2019, providing integral assistance across diverse countries in Latin America.

Conducted corporate trainings for clients including Pepsi CO, Robert Half, BHP, Samsonite, Yapo.cl, and Hapag-Lloyd, enhancing employee well-being.

Provided psychotherapy to adolescents and adults for high-prevalence mental health pathologies, specializing in child sexual abuse, suicidal behavior, gender violence, and sexual identity.

Utilized strategic brief therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and systemic therapy approaches in clinical practice to achieve positive patient outcomes.

Served as a visiting professor for the Master's in Clinical Psychology at Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez (2020-2021) for the 'Clinical in Extreme Situations and Crisis Intervention' course.

Led a multidisciplinary team of 8 professionals and technicians (supervisors, psychologists, lawyers, social workers, administrative support) in program management and execution.

Managed the planning, budgeting, and execution of actions in alignment with SernamEG Technical Guidelines, ensuring program efficacy.

Ensured continuous coordination with Regional, National, and External Supervisory bodies for high-complexity cases, enhancing inter-institutional collaboration.

Supervised and guaranteed quality in the care provided to women within the device, upholding service standards.

Fostered inter-institutional coordination between SernamEG and Estación Central Municipality, improving resource integration.

Conducted clinical interviews to assess technical suitability for program entry based on psychosocial damage from experienced violence.

Delivered professional guidance and psychosocial support via telephone, online chat, and email for children, adolescents, and young adults facing depression, anxiety, panic attacks, bullying, suicidal behavior, and rights violations, funded by INJUV.

Provided direct and indirect victims of child sexual abuse with psychosocial support and referrals, ensuring comprehensive care.

Supervised mental health professionals and volunteer teams, ensuring adherence to best practices and quality service delivery.

Updated the 'Línea Libre 2020' Intervention Manual and developed a protocol for suicidal risk and vital compromise cases, enhancing crisis response capabilities.

Contributed to public awareness during the COVID-19 crisis through opinion columns in 'Diario La Tercera Digital' and 'Revista PUMSA,' addressing topics like 'Combating Grooming' and 'Child Sexual Abuse in Children with Disabilities.'

Delivered psychological care and individual psychotherapy, primarily to LGBTIQ+ individuals, migrants, people with disabilities, and victims of gender violence, promoting inclusive mental health support.

Conducted workshops and talks on diversity and inclusion, raising awareness and fostering understanding.

Contributed as a member of the legal intervention area, participating in clinical supervisions with an interdisciplinary team to ensure comprehensive patient care.

Supervised support channels ('Hora Segura') and contributed to research on sexual orientation and gender identity, including data generation and analysis for the 'Informe de Canales de Apoyo, sept. 2018'.

Oversaw cases involving suicidal processes, rights violations, and substance abuse for children, adolescents, and their protectors, ensuring timely and appropriate intervention.

Coordinated 15-20 volunteers, providing training in Psychological First Aid and Crisis Intervention via virtual platforms.

Supported the implementation and growth of the 'Let's Talk' platform, enhancing intervention reach and effectiveness.

Co-authored the 'Informative Guide for Trans Persons' on legal, health, and education aspects, contributing to public resources.

Coordinated selection and induction processes for new volunteers, ensuring a robust and skilled volunteer base.

Coordinated the 'Te Acompaño UAI' project, aimed at promoting mental health for undergraduate and postgraduate students at Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez.

Provided emotional containment and psychological orientation via email for students, enhancing accessibility to support services.

Delivered psychological care to child-juvenile and adult patients with various conditions including depression, anxiety, and personality disorders.

Conducted psychodiagnostic processes using projective and graphic tests to inform treatment plans.

Facilitated support groups as a moderator for trans individuals, fostering a safe and inclusive environment.

Conducted extension activities, including talks and workshops in various schools, promoting mental health awareness in the community.