Hilary Frank

Experience

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  FULTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT

  Jun 2006 - Jul 2010

  Educator

  -Certified in areas of education: K-8, ESOL, Elementary Education-Provided instruction for grades 1st, 2nd in a Title I school-Constructed lesson plans which complied with state standards-Accommodated various learning styles and needs-Provided private tutoring after school to assist students with areas of need

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  Therapy Solutions, LLC

  Jun 2013 - Aug 2014

  Speech Language Pathologist

  -Evaluated and treated clients for language delays/disorders, articulation impairments, pragmatic impairments, fluency disorders, feeding impairments, feeding aversions, augmentative communication, etc.-Provided home carryover programs and educated families regarding treatment plans.-Provided holistic intervention via a comprehensive team approach (PT, OT, ST, EI)

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  Rock Hill District Schools

  Aug 2014 - Oct 2015

  Speech Language Pathologist

  -Conducted IEP meetings involving parents, guidance counselors, administration, students, teachers, OT's, and PT's-Completed treatment plans, therapy goals, progress reports-Provided speech and language therapy targeting augmentative communication,social impairments, aural impairments, fluency impairments, language and speech impairments to grades 6th-8th and PreK-5th-Evaluated and treated clients for language delays/disorders, articulation impairments, pragmatic impairments, fluency disorders, augmentative communication, etc.-Provided home carryover programs and educated families regarding treatment plans.-Provided holistic intervention via a comprehensive team approach (PT, OT, ST) Show less

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  NA

  Jun 2015 - now

  Speech Language Pathologist

  -Conduct comprehensive speech and language evaluations and parent/caregiver interviews to assess family concerns and potential areas of deficit-Evaluate and treat clients for language delays/disorders, articulation impairments, pragmatic impairments, fluency disorders, feeding impairments, feeding aversions, augmentative communication, etc.-Provide home carryover programs and educate families regarding treatment plans.-Collaborate with various disciplines to provide a successful treatment plan for child and families via a comprehensive team approach (PT, OT, ST)-Completed Lively Letters training to improve phonemic awareness and overall literacy skills for clients struggling in these areas-Completed TalkTools Apraxia coursework and earned CEU's -Completed ASHA CEU courses to expand clinical competence-Member of ASHA, SCSHA-Consistently striving to learn and grow as a clinician in order to expand my skill set and continue in advancing my career as a well-rounded professional Show less

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  Speech Language and Feeding Therapy

  Nov 2018 - now

  Speech Language Pathologist

  I feel strongly about leading well, empowering curious minds, and helping clients and clinicians work together.Perform administrative duties such as: answering phone, returning calls, managing patient charts, speaking with doctors, nurses, insurance companies related to prescription, referral, and authorization requests Manage Quickbooks bookkeeping and entry of financial informationSupervise, train team, enter and monitor entry of documentation into electronic medical records system: ClinicsourceSupervise five Speech Language Pathologists on our teamManage and run payroll and balance bookkeepingCommunicate with billing department related to pending claims and status of paid or unpaid claimsComplete credentialing applications with new hires for various insurance providersWrite AAC evaluations to request a speech generating device (SGD) for a patientConnect families to local resources to assist in patient care and caregiver supportProvide feedback on documentation such as progress notes, discharge summaries, and evaluationsProvide mentorship for CF and CCC SLP’s for feeding, AAC, hearing impaired, apraxia, speech and language impairment clientsEvaluate and treat pediatric clients for speech, language, fluency, social, and feeding impairmentsProvide home carryover programs to target skill generalizationCreate treatment plans every six months to target areas of need, update POC’sContact Pediatricians, Audiologists, Early Interventionists, GI’s to request referrals and update providers on patient progressProvide phone consultations, administer speech language feeding evaluations, and recommend treatment based on presenting information and clinical expertiseRecommend OT/PT/Psychological/Educational services if appropriateAttend CEU courses to keep skills up to date: PROMPT training, Can-Eat Approach, CF Supervision, etc. Show less

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  Freelance

  Jul 2022 - now

  Event Planner