1996 - 2009 Dr. Redjali conducted research and provided consulting in the field of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, Behavioral Science and dual diagnosis.
She evaluated existing health and education facilities, identified defects, waste, shortcomings and provided solutions for them including outcome measurements and programs for improvement.
Reviewed and evaluated state grants for NIMH.

1992 - 1996 Clinical Faculty, Psychiatry Dept.,
Medical College of VA, Richmond, VA.

1995 - 1996 Director, Staff Development and Research, Northern VA Mental Health Institute, Falls Church, VA.
 Developed, coordinated and delivered a variety of staff development, clinical and non-clinical training and research programs at the Institute.
 Collaborated with universities, colleges, and other interested organizations for student internships and joint research programs.

1992 - 1995 Research Director, Central VA Training Center, Lynchburg, VA.
  Planned, developed, organized and directed clinical research programs to improve the life and service delivery system for persons with mental retardation and developmental disabilities.
 Collaborated with universities, colleges, and other interested organizations for joint research programs.
 Chaired the Research Review Committee for Human Research and provided technical assistance to CVTC staff and research activities.

1979 - 1992 Center Director of Child Development Center and Adult Training Center, (Training Center Program Director), Central Virginia Training Center, Lynchburg, VA.
  Planned the conceptual development and structured process of Resident’s Care, Habilitative and Program Services for about 300 developmentally disabled persons according to intermediate care, accreditation and certification standards.
 Directed and chaired Quality Assurance Committee.

1973 - 1979 President, Shemiran College, Shemiran, Iran.
 Accredited college with faculties in Early Childhood Education, Family Counseling and Welfare Administration.
  Developed programs in conjunction with the University of Syracuse, planned, directed curriculum development and academic standards; and was responsible for recruiting, international relations, general administrative duties, budgeting, fund raising and supervising 150 staff and enrollment of 1,200 students.

1963 -1979 Professor of Psychology, National University of Iran, Tehran, Iran.
 Taught General, Social, Educational and Clinical Psychology and conducted several studies and research, and served as Director of Testing and Psychotherapy of the University Hospital.

1969 - 1971 Secretary General, Women's Organization of Iran, Tehran, Iran.
 Originated and established 180 Family Welfare Centers throughout Iran.
 Duties included planning, budgeting, training, supervising and directing 180 branches and 60 organizations, and conducting research in women’s studies.
1996 - 2009 Dr. Redjali conducted research and provided consulting in the field of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, Behavioral Science and dual diagnosis. She evaluated existing health and education facilities, identified defects, waste, shortcomings and provided solutions for them including outcome measurements and programs for improvement. Reviewed and evaluated state grants for NIMH.
1992 - 1996 Clinical Faculty, Psychiatry Dept., Medical College of VA, Richmond, VA.
1995 - 1996 Director, Staff Development and Research, Northern VA Mental Health Institute, Falls Church, VA.  Developed, coordinated and delivered a variety of staff development, clinical and non-clinical training and research programs at the Institute.  Collaborated with universities, colleges, and other interested organizations for student internships and joint research programs.
1992 - 1995 Research Director, Central VA Training Center, Lynchburg, VA.   Planned, developed, organized and directed clinical research programs to improve the life and service delivery system for persons with mental retardation and developmental disabilities.  Collaborated with universities, colleges, and other interested organizations for joint research programs.  Chaired the Research Review Committee for Human Research and provided technical assistance to CVTC staff and research activities.
1979 - 1992 Center Director of Child Development Center and Adult Training Center, (Training Center Program Director), Central Virginia Training Center, Lynchburg, VA.   Planned the conceptual development and structured process of Resident’s Care, Habilitative and Program Services for about 300 developmentally disabled persons according to intermediate care, accreditation and certification standards.  Directed and chaired Quality Assurance Committee.
1973 - 1979 President, Shemiran College, Shemiran, Iran.  Accredited college with faculties in Early Childhood Education, Family Counseling and Welfare Administration.   Developed programs in conjunction with the University of Syracuse, planned, directed curriculum development and academic standards; and was responsible for recruiting, international relations, general administrative duties, budgeting, fund raising and supervising 150 staff and enrollment of 1,200 students.
1963 -1979 Professor of Psychology, National University of Iran, Tehran, Iran.  Taught General, Social, Educational and Clinical Psychology and conducted several studies and research, and served as Director of Testing and Psychotherapy of the University Hospital.
1969 - 1971 Secretary General, Women's Organization of Iran, Tehran, Iran.  Originated and established 180 Family Welfare Centers throughout Iran.  Duties included planning, budgeting, training, supervising and directing 180 branches and 60 organizations, and conducting research in women’s studies.
Sakineh (Simin) M. Redjali