Wesley Bonneville

Behavioral Health Professional | Clinical Research Graduate Student

Wakefield, Rhode Island
(401) 497-8490
wesley.bonneville@gmail.com
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Professional Profile

Behavioral health professional with more than four years of experience supporting adults and adolescents with substance-use and co-occurring psychiatric conditions. Currently pursuing a Master of Clinical Research at The Ohio State University and seeking participant-facing opportunities in psychiatric and psychedelic medicine.

Professional Experience

Substance Use Clinician, Assertive Community Treatment Team

Elwyn Adult Behavioral Health
Cranston, Rhode Island | May 2024–Present

  • Conduct substance-use assessments and contribute to individualized treatment plans for adults with complex behavioral-health needs.

  • Provide counseling addressing substance use and co-occurring psychiatric conditions while supporting engagement and continuity of care.

  • Coordinate with clinicians and interdisciplinary team members to align services, monitor progress, and respond to changing needs.

  • Maintain timely, audit-ready progress notes and treatment documentation.

  • Provide crisis intervention and de-escalation when needed.

Residential Counselor

Swansea Wood School, Justice Resource Institute
Swansea, Massachusetts | May 2021–August 2024

  • Delivered therapeutic support to adolescents in a structured residential behavioral-health program.

  • Partnered with clinicians to implement treatment and behavior plans and communicate changes in presentation or risk.

  • Used crisis counseling and de-escalation techniques while following established safety protocols.

  • Documented incidents, participant progress, and care-plan implementation.

Education

The Ohio State University

Master of Clinical Research, in progress
Online | Expected 2027

Rhode Island College

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
Providence, Rhode Island | December 2022
GPA: 3.4

Relevant coursework: Research Methods, Neuropsychology, Psychopharmacology, Abnormal Psychology, and Ethics. 

Core Skills

Behavioral Health: Substance-use assessment, treatment planning, counseling, crisis intervention, and de-escalation.

Clinical Research: Research methods, human-subjects research foundations, participant communication, and literature review.

Documentation: Progress notes, treatment documentation, research and technical writing, and HIPAA-compliant records.

Tools and Collaboration: Microsoft Office, EMR/EHR systems, interdisciplinary care coordination, and cross-functional teamwork.

Research Focus

Psychiatric and psychedelic clinical trials, substance-use treatment, clinical operations, and evidence-based mental-health innovation.

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