Regina Timber

I am a mental health and social services professional with over 10 years of experience in New York City, supporting nonprofit and large organizations in audit preparation, case management training, and client chart organization. I hold a Master’s degree in Psychology and bring a clinical, compliance-focused, and client-centered approach to every project.

I specialize in helping mental health residential housing programs and social service agencies prepare for audits by ensuring charts are accurate, compliant, well-organized, and reflective of best practices. My work includes audit readiness reviews, chart clean-up and restructuring, staff training on documentation standards, and case management workflow improvement—all designed to reduce audit risk and strengthen program integrity.

In addition to my compliance expertise, I have a strong clinical background in family counseling and self-awareness healing for men, women, and children, and I currently serve as a Life Coach. This allows me to bridge clinical insight with administrative precision, ensuring documentation not only meets regulatory standards but accurately represents client care.

I am currently transitioning to Charlotte, North Carolina, and am available to support organizations locally or remotely. My goal is to partner with agencies that value accountability, ethical care, and sustainable systems—helping them feel confident, prepared, and audit-ready.

Experienced Mental Health and Housing Program Leader with over 15 years of progressive responsibility across supportive housing, hospital-based programs, and crisis intervention services. Currently serving as a Residential SRO Mental Health Housing Director and Assistant Property Manager, overseeing multiple properties, multidisciplinary teams, HUD compliance, audits, and resident services. Proven expertise in program administration, staff supervision, contract oversight, and quality assurance within HUD, HRA, and public housing systems.

Strong clinical background providing mental health counseling, crisis intervention, and care coordination for individuals with complex psychiatric, medical, and housing needs. Adept at bridging housing stability with behavioral health support to promote resident self-sufficiency, recovery, and long-term independent living

Educational background includes an Associate’s degree in Medical Administration, a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Health Services Administration, and a Master’s degree in Psychology. This academic foundation combines healthcare operations, administrative leadership, and psychological theory, supporting expertise in behavioral health services, program management, compliance-driven environments, and client-centered care across medical, mental health, and housing systems.