Heather "Ellie" Stubbs (Smith), Otr/L Email and Phone Number

▪ Provided home-based occupational therapy to children with developmental disabilities or delays ages 0-3 years old to enhance motor, self-help, cognitive, and sensorimotor development.▪ Served as a member of a multidisciplinary team including physical therapists, speech therapists, service coordinators, child development specialists, special educators, and parent advisors from the Utah School for Deaf and Blind.▪ Administered developmental evaluation and screening tools to measure skill levels and progress.

• Provided home-based early intervention services to children with developmental disabilities or delays ages 0-3 years old.• Served as a member of a multidisciplinary team including physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, special educators, and parent advisors from the Utah School for Deaf and Blind and service coordinators.• Administered developmental evaluation and screening tools to measure skill levels and progress.

• Led and documented individual and group occupational therapy treatment with elementary and preschool-aged students. • Evaluated referred students for occupational therapy services and compiled the evaluation report.• Supervised a motor aid during treatment sessions and informally assessed students in order to guide future appointments.• Attended and presented assessment information at Individual Education Plan (IEP) meetings with clinical instructor.

• Collaborated with community members, volunteers and stake holders to assess program and population needs.• With a fellow OT student, conducted a needs assessment of various sites via demographic questionnaire and interviewing.• Customized a training module for volunteers to address health literacy of underserved people in the community.

• Conducted treatment sessions with adult patients in long term care and in the skilled nursing facility. • Addressed patient factors caused by a variety of diagnoses including stroke, traumatic brain injury, septic infection, orthopedic surgery, amputation, failure to thrive, dementia, arthritis, and more.

• Prepared and taught beginning English lessons to adult immigrants and refugees.• Collaborated with school administrators and staff in meetings and at events.• Encouraged parent engagement in the school by facilitating volunteer opportunities.• Created a parent survey to encourage involvement in the school.

• Developed brand through social media marketing, decorating, and creating informational documents.• Managed online reservations, communicated with guests, and facilitated optimal guest experience.• Translated for owner and staff as needed.• Supervised housekeeping and lodge maintenance.• During my time as manager, the lodge received a 9.9 out 10 rating on Booking.com, the highest out of 159 hotels, bed & breakfasts, lodges and hostels in the area.

• Provided home-based early intervention services to children with developmental disabilities or delays ages 0-3 years old to enhance motor, self-help, communication, and sensorimotor development.• Served as a member of a multidisciplinary team including physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, service coordinators, a clinical psychologist, a developmental and behavioral pediatrician and a registered dietician.• Administered developmental evaluation and screening tools to measure skill levels and progress and facilitated referral for clinical assessment by conducting initial intake interviews and home-based behavior observations.

• Provided home-based intervention services to pregnant women and families with newborns, toddlers and preschoolers.• Screened, tracked, and promoted child health and development.• Enhanced parent-child interactions and linked families to appropriate community resources.• Provided services through an integrated team model, utilizing consultants and supervision.