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Home Health Manager

Location:
Stafford, TX
Posted:
February 04, 2014

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Resume:

Frances L. Zabava

**** ********** *****

Apt. # *18

Sugar Land, TX 77478

512-***-****

Education:

*/** – MS in Communication Disorders – Fontbonne College, St. Louis, MO

**/** – BA in Speech Pathology & Audiology – San Jose State University,

San Jose, CA

Experience:

08/13 – present – Richmond State Supported Living Center, Richmond, TX

Staff SLP for 72 medically fragile adults with developmental disabilities providing

Diagnostic and therapeutic intervention as needed, with focus on augmentative

Alternative communication (AAC) and oral motor assessment geared to return to

oral intake and upgrade of diet textures if indicated

05/12 – 08/12 – Guardian Healthcare Providers, Arlington, TX

Travel SLP working in SNF

Typical caseload: Adults with neurological impairments, Dysphagia caseload

About 80%

02/11 – 05/12- Guardian Healthcare Providers, Mexia, TX

SLP at Mexia State Supported Living Center

Staff therapist with 60 clients providing diagnostic and therapeutic

Intervention as needed, training staff and new employee orientation training

Physical Nutritional Management Team (PNMT) SLP

Part of core team consisting of OT, PT, RN, RD, SLP, and MD who identified

Individuals at risk for dysphagia/aspiration and other physical and nutritional

Concerns, assessed for needs and monitored for progress

Member – Behavior Therapy Committee; review and advise on language used in

Behavior Support Plans to ensure that the language is appropriate for each

individual

10/10 - 02/11 – Laguna Madre Rehab Center, So. Padre Island, TX

SLP for children with speech/language delays in private clinic and

School setting

5/10 – 7/10 - MedTravelers, Oakland, NJ

Travel therapist working in SNF

Typical caseload: Adults with neurological impairments

Dysphagia caseload about 80%

03/10 – 5/10- Supplemental Heath, St. Louis, MO

Travel therapist working in SNF

Typical caseload: Adults with neurological impairments

Dysphagia caseload about 50%

02/09 - 02/10–Columbus Organization, Torrance, CA

SLP at Harbor Regional Center for Early Childhood (0-3 population)

Initiated groups for children with language delays, developed training for

Parents for the prevention program for early language learning, developed

training on choking/aspiration precautions for vendors for adults in independent

living setting.

7/07- 5/08 – Columbus Organization, St. Louis, MO

SLP for 80 clients at habilitation center, developed speech/language

Programs as indicated, monitored dining programs, provided dysphagia

Treatment as needed, collaborated with OT and PT for training new staff

11/05 – 5/07 – Pennhurst Group LLC, Totowa, NJ

SLP for 50 clients with developmental disabilities. Perform oral motor,

Dysphagia, and Communication evaluations, program planning, implementation,

And Monitoring.

7/05 – 10/05– CompHealth Travel position in SNF

Typical caseload: Adults with aphasia, dysarthria, dementia, and

Dysphagia. Dysphagia caseload about 90%

9/03 – 6/05 – Functional Independence Inc., Memphis, TN

Home health services for adults with developmental disabilities.

5/03 – 8/03 – Independent contractor provide home health services for adults

With developmental disabilities.

11/02 – 5/03 – Columbus Organization – Arlington Developmental Center

SLP for 29 adults with developmental disabilities. Perform oral motor and

Communication evaluations, program planning, implementation, and monitoring.

4/02 – 11/02 – Guardian Healthcare, Memphis, TN

Home health services for adults with developmental disabilities.

7/00 – 4/02 – Columbus Organization – Arlington Developmental Center

Speech Pathologist for 30 adults with developmental disabilities. Perform oral

motor and communication evaluations. *********@*******.********* planning,

implementation, and monitoring. assist with modified barium swallow studies.

3/99 – 7/00 – Rehabcare Group – Rebseman Rehab Hospital, Jacksonville, AR

Inpatient subacute SLP; Typical caseload: Adults with aphasia, dysarthria,

dementia, and dysphagia. Performed modified barium swallow studies and

developed dysphagia treatment plans. Dysphagia caseload about 67%

2/98 – 11/98 – Aspen Rehab Group, Little Rock, AR

SNF SLP; Typical caseload: Adults with aphasia, dysarthria, dementia,

dysphagia, and aural rehabilitation; Dysphagia caseload about 50%

9/97 – 2/98 – Paragon Rehab Group, Benton, AR

SNF SLP; Typical caseload: Adults with aphasia, dysarthria, dementia,

dysphagia, and aural rehabilitation; dysphagia rehabilitation; dysphagia caseload

about 50%.

12/95 – 9/97 – Tri Therapy/ In House Rehab, Little Rock, AR

SNF SLP; Typical caseload: Adults with aphasia, dysarthria, dementia,

dysphagia, and aural rehabilitation; dysphagia caseload about 50%.

9/95 – 12/95 – Sundance Rehab, Brinkley, AR

SNF SLP; Typical caseload: Adults with aphasia, dysarthria, dementia, and

dysphagia; dysphagia caseload about 30%

Mental Health Professional – State of MO, State of TX

8/93 – 7/94 – Community Residence, St Louis MO

Program Manager for four Medicaid Waiver homes in the community for young

Adults with developmental disabilities. Duties: evaluate and monitor IHP’s

For each resident, including Future’s Planning for each resident, budgeting for

Residents, contact for community providers and schools. Supervised home

Supervisors and direct care staff.

5/92 – 9/93 – Northwest Habilitation Center, St Louis, MO

Unit Program Supervisor for 10 homes. Supervised Qualified Mental

Retardation Professionals (QMRPs) for each home. Coordinated and

Monitored annual IHP’s, quarterly reviews, and Future’s planning meetings.

9/87 – 5/92 – Bellefontaine Habilitation Center, St Louis, MO

QMPR for 8 individuals. Responsible for IHP’s, quarterly reviews, and daily

Needs for each individual. Supervised home staff.

11/84 – 8/85 – Nueces County MHMR Infant Stimulation Center, Corpus Christi, TX

Speech Therapist for the infant stimulation center. Initiated the program as the

First clinician in the position in conjunction with the program director. Provided

Speech and language evaluations for children 0-3 years old using speech and

Language sampling the Hawaii Early Learning Profile (HELP). Provided

Treatment in-house using an interdisciplinary approach. Provided treatment in

the child’s home as needed.

References upon Request

Professional Certification - 8/96 – Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC)

Professional Licenses:

Arkansas SLP license # 1159 (inactive) issued 1996

Tennessee SLP license # 2374 (inactive) issued 2000

California SLP license # 11757 (active) issued 2000

New York SLP license# 58-016048 (inactive) 2005

New Jersey SLP license # 41ys00506500 (inactive) issued 2005

Missouri SLP license # 200-***-**** (active) issued 2007

Texas SLP license # 106307 (active) issued 2010



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