MR. MICHAEL C RAY
Behavior Analysts at Briarwood Ave, Denver, CO
License number
Colorado 1-16-21650
Category
Behavior Analysts
Type
Behavior Analyst
Address
Address
2
12650 E Briarwood Ave, Denver, CO 80112
2769 W Riverwalk Cir UNIT D, Littleton, CO 80123
2769 W Riverwalk Cir UNIT D, Littleton, CO 80123
Phone
(720) 470-0578
(970) 471-1258
(970) 471-1258
Personal information
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Address
Phone
444 Sugarfoot St, Castle Pines, CO 80108
Professional information
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Behavioral Therapist At Breakthrough Interventions
Behavioral Therapist At Breakthrough Interventions
Position:
CO-DIRECTOR at Minds Matter, SENIOR THERAPIST at Breakthrough Interventions, LLC
Location:
Denver, Colorado
Industry:
Mental Health Care
Work:
Minds Matter
since Oct 2010
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CO-DIRECTOR
Breakthrough Interventions, LLC
since Jan 2010
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SENIOR THERAPIST
Peace Corps
Feb 2007 - Mar 2010
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST
Vail Resorts
Nov 2004 - Feb 2007
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SNOWBOARD INSTRUCTOR
Colorado State University
Mar 2004 - May 2005
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RESIDENT ASSISTANT
Education:
The Chicago School of Professional Psychology 2012 - 2014
M.A, Psychology Colorado State University 2002 - 2006
Bachelors, Political Science, Economics Colorado State University 2002 - 2006
B.A, Political Science Eagle Valley High School 1998 - 2002
M.A, Psychology Colorado State University 2002 - 2006
Bachelors, Political Science, Economics Colorado State University 2002 - 2006
B.A, Political Science Eagle Valley High School 1998 - 2002
Languages:
Malagasy, kiKaonde
Michael Ray - Denver, CO
Michael Ray - Denver, CO
Work:
Seminole Energy Services LLC - Denver, CO
Trader/Analyst Seminole Energy Services LLC - Denver, CO
Sr. Financial Analyst Premises LLC - Highlands Ranch, CO
Controller Midwest Merchandising, Inc - Highlands Ranch, CO
Accountant
Trader/Analyst Seminole Energy Services LLC - Denver, CO
Sr. Financial Analyst Premises LLC - Highlands Ranch, CO
Controller Midwest Merchandising, Inc - Highlands Ranch, CO
Accountant
Education:
University of Denver, Daniels School of Business
MBA Western State College - Gunnison, CO
Bachelors in Accounting/Business
MBA Western State College - Gunnison, CO
Bachelors in Accounting/Business
Michael Ray - Highlands Ranch, CO
Michael Ray - Highlands Ranch, CO
Work:
3D Financial Solutions
Owner / Financial Consultant Prudential Financial - Billings, MT
Financial Services Associate Heights Fitness Center - Billings, MT
General Manager / Athletic Performance Center Director Billings Outlaws Arena Football Team - Billings, MT
Corporate Sales / Assistant Coach Bethel University - Security & Safety Dept - Saint Paul, MN
First Officer / Interim Director
Owner / Financial Consultant Prudential Financial - Billings, MT
Financial Services Associate Heights Fitness Center - Billings, MT
General Manager / Athletic Performance Center Director Billings Outlaws Arena Football Team - Billings, MT
Corporate Sales / Assistant Coach Bethel University - Security & Safety Dept - Saint Paul, MN
First Officer / Interim Director
Education:
Sports Management World Wide - Portland, OR
Certificate in Sports Management St. Paul - Saint Paul, MN
B.A. in Physical Education
Certificate in Sports Management St. Paul - Saint Paul, MN
B.A. in Physical Education
Michael Ray - Denver, CO
Michael Ray - Denver, CO
Work:
Seminole Energy Services LLC - Denver, CO
Trader/Analyst Seminole Energy Services LLC - Denver, CO
Financial/Accounting Analyst Premises LLC - Highlands Ranch, CO
Financial Analyst/Accountant Bikesource - Highlands Ranch, CO
Accountant
Trader/Analyst Seminole Energy Services LLC - Denver, CO
Financial/Accounting Analyst Premises LLC - Highlands Ranch, CO
Financial Analyst/Accountant Bikesource - Highlands Ranch, CO
Accountant
Education:
University of Denver, Daniels School of Business
MBA Western State College - Gunnison, CO
Bachelor of Arts in Business and Accounting
MBA Western State College - Gunnison, CO
Bachelor of Arts in Business and Accounting
Interchangeable Component Identification System
Interchangeable Component Identification System
US Patent:
4467273, Aug 21, 1984
Filed:
Sep 29, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/191576
Inventors:
Dale C. Rudolph - Parker CO
Michael D. Ray - Denver CO
Michael D. Ray - Denver CO
Assignee:
Technicare Corporation - Solon OH
International Classification:
G01R 2702, G08B 108, H04Q 130
US Classification:
324 65R
Abstract:
Disclosed is a system for identifying which one of a plurality of interchangeable transducer heads is connected with an ultrasonic scanner. The system includes a unique impedance mounted on each transducer head and an impedance determining circuit in the scanner for determining the impedance of the interconnected transducer head. The impedance determination circuit is connected to a character generator for producing an alpha-numeric representation of the transducer head designation along the margin of a cathode ray tube on which an ultrasonic image is displayed. Also disclosed is an improved resolver mounting in which a cylindrical axle is used as a pivot pin between two scan arms of the ultrasonic scanner. A potentiometer for resolving the angle between pivotally connected arms is mounted on one arm with its shaft resiliently connected with the axle for rotation with the axle and other scan arm.
Interchangeable Component Identification System
Interchangeable Component Identification System
US Patent:
4244227, Jan 13, 1981
Filed:
Dec 22, 1978
Appl. No.:
5/972435
Inventors:
Dale C. Rudolph - Denver CO
Michael D. Ray - Denver CO
Richard L. Hansher - Colorado Springs CO
Paul W. Daugherty - North Glenn CO
Michael D. Ray - Denver CO
Richard L. Hansher - Colorado Springs CO
Paul W. Daugherty - North Glenn CO
Assignee:
Unirad Corporation - Englewood CO
International Classification:
G01N 2904
US Classification:
73621
Abstract:
Disclosed is a system for identifying which one of a plurality of interchangeable transducer heads is connected with an ultrasonic scanner. The system includes a unique impedance mounted on each transducer head and an impedance determining circuit in the scanner for determining the impedance of the interconnected transducer head. The impedance determination circuit is connected to a character generator for producing an alpha-numeric representation of the transducer head designation along the margin of a cathode ray tube on which an ultrasonic image is displayed. Also disclosed is an improved resolver mounting in which a cylindrical axle is used as a pivot pin between two scan arms of the ultrasonic scanner. A potentiometer for resolving the angle between pivotally connected arms is mounted on one arm with its shaft resiliently connected with the axle for rotation with the axle and other scan arm.