Elizabeth A. Brank

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Antioch, TN. 37013

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Objective: seeking a position wherein my bilingual abilities could be utilized.

Professional Experience

Feb. 2005 to Present Vanderbilt Integrated Providers

Springfield, TN.

Medical Translator/Receptionist: Responsible for facilitating communication

between Physician and non-English speaking parents. Compile,

organize, and if necessary transfer medical records. Verifying

patient insurance coverage. Confirm patient appointments.

Daily collection of patient copays. Scanning and posting

pertinent information to patient medical record. Knowledge

of HIPAA and OSHA regulations.

Aug. 1995 to June 2003

Fayette County Board of Education

Lexington, KY.

ESL Teacher: Responsible for testing and individualized instruction for

non-English speaking children. Served as a mediator between

parents and the school. Equity committee, Chair 2002-2003

Sept. 2003 to Aug. 2005 Red Lobster

Oct. 1992 to Aug. 1999 Lexington, KY. & Madison, TN.

Server: Responsible for courteous and efficient service. Maintained personal

daily audit of customer sales. Serviced clients in any way possible

to promote a positive atmosphere.

Sept. 1990 to Aug. 1992 Warren County Board of Education

Bowling Green, KY.

Substitute Teacher: Substitute teacher for primary, middle, and secondary schools.

Implemented teacher’s daily class room objectives. Assisted

students’ comprehension of content material.

Oct. 1989 to June 1990 Western Kentucky University

Bowling Green, KY.

Assistant Student Cartographer: Compiled data to create maps. Worked for

Department of Geography and Geology doing contract

work for the University and private sector.

Education

Aug. 1986 to June 1990 Western Kentucky University

Bowling Green, KY.

Modern Languages: Intermediate to advanced studies of Hispanic culture,

Literature, grammar and conversation. Student

operator of Language Lab Resource Center. Assisted

students in locating reference materials. Bachelor of Arts.

Aug. 2000 to June 2002 University of Kentucky

Lexington, KY.

English as a Second Language: Studies in methods of second language

acquisition and computer applications.

Graduate studies.

Organizations

Sept. 1990 to Present Church

Volunteer Minister: Volunteer Minister in Bible studies. Dedicate 17 to 20 hours

per week ministering to non-English speaking community.

Nov. 2000 to 2002 TESOL

Member: State Chapter, Teachers of English to Speakers of other

Languages.