My highlight this week is not one of the 40 All In/SOAPS school sites (yes, 40!) or even one of our partner Charter organizations or districts. This week I want to highlight a truly delightful two-person team working quietly behind the scenes to make our programs run smoothly and efficiently. I’m talking about our beloved All In Health Information Specialists (HIS), Sharadha Naidu and Claudia Burgos.
In fact if we include all the SOAPS school sites in our tally, our HIS team is 4 people now--Laura Hernandez and Megan Braddock watch over the SOAPS school sites, and are an incredible duo as well. We’ll lift them up in a future blog highlight!
Claudia and Shar have been guiding our All In documentation ship for 3+years. In that time and with their willingness to learn new systems and requirements they have helped us expand into four counties, counties where our All In Clinical Intervention Specialists provide school-based individual therapy for almost 200 students (so far, this year) and additional services for hundreds more. Each week Robyn Ganeles, Jasmine Casil and I have the pleasure of meeting with this team to hear about their work and to problem-solve/plan together for the next big thing. Their humor, flexibility and curiosity makes them a winning pair and it is one of my favorite meetings of the week.
Did you know that in addition to being a Lead HIS: Shar co-facilitates a development group for other health information specialists, and is studying to be an occupational therapist!
Did you know that in addition to ALSO being a Lead HIS (CONGRATULATIONS!) Claudia has traveled with family to El Salvador and Machu Picchu in Peru over the last year!
Please read on in this week’s blog to learn a bit more about this fantastic duo.
In fact if we include all the SOAPS school sites in our tally, our HIS team is 4 people now--Laura Hernandez and Megan Braddock watch over the SOAPS school sites, and are an incredible duo as well. We’ll lift them up in a future blog highlight!
Claudia and Shar have been guiding our All In documentation ship for 3+years. In that time and with their willingness to learn new systems and requirements they have helped us expand into four counties, counties where our All In Clinical Intervention Specialists provide school-based individual therapy for almost 200 students (so far, this year) and additional services for hundreds more. Each week Robyn Ganeles, Jasmine Casil and I have the pleasure of meeting with this team to hear about their work and to problem-solve/plan together for the next big thing. Their humor, flexibility and curiosity makes them a winning pair and it is one of my favorite meetings of the week.
Did you know that in addition to being a Lead HIS: Shar co-facilitates a development group for other health information specialists, and is studying to be an occupational therapist!
Did you know that in addition to ALSO being a Lead HIS (CONGRATULATIONS!) Claudia has traveled with family to El Salvador and Machu Picchu in Peru over the last year!
Please read on in this week’s blog to learn a bit more about this fantastic duo.
Blog Post Written By: Emily Marsh, Director of Clinical Intervention
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