| Bill
Shilley is Department
Chair of Addictive Disorders Studies
at Oxnard College and a full time
senior professor. Over a period of
about twenty years, he has developed
and taught over seventeen courses
for the ADS certificate. Prior to
his appointment to a full time professorship
in 1989, he worked
for ten years in the Ventura County
Department of Alcohol
and Drug Program where he worked as
a Treatment Specialist in the County
DUI Program; for three years he was
senior
counselor for the East and West County
counseling centers;
for five years he was Community Services
Coordinator in
charge of alcohol/drug prevention
programs; for five years
he was patient advocate for DUI clients
and was acting
administrator for his last year and
a half with the department.
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He has been an officer in
the California Association of Alcohol/Drug
Educators (CAADE) for the last 15 years,
an association which establishes new programs
in community colleges and universities and
maintains quality control over those programs
as an on-going process. He is a consultant
for the Southwest Addiction Technology Transfer
Center at UCSD, now the ATC School of Medicine,
Dept. of Psychiatry and is on the national
board to establish the Forensic Addictions
Corrections Treatment Certificate for those
committed to treating alcohol and drug addicts
in the Criminal Justice System. In January
2003 he will be Ombudsman for Aegis Medical
Systems' clients at 30 treatment centers
in the state of California.
Member of the United States
Ombudsman Association
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