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M. SUSAN ANGUSTIA STUDIO PRINCIPAL | CREATIVE AND VISUAL DESIGNER | OPERATIONS LEADER

miasangustia@gmail.com www.linkedin.com/in/susanangustia

Everyone has their own sense of style.

My primary purpose is to complement your unique business style and message with design that both looks fabulous and excels in your industry.

I’m in the business of marketing design functionality and sophistication.

I meld content with form and function to create a design that successfully represents you; your style, motivation, goals, and services.

I welcome you to review my portfolio.

LOGOS

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Medical/Healthcare Community Medical Centers Corporate Logo Led in-house team to design and produce umbrella logo.

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Education Merced College Program Logo Consulted, designed and produced

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Home Improvement Design Inspirations Company Logo Consulted, designed and produced

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Publishing Cenco Magazines Company Logo Consulted, designed and produced

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Non-Profit/Giving Subco Program Logo Consulted, designed and produced

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Education UC Merced Event Logo Consulted, designed and produced

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Agriculture Candor AGS Inc. Corporate Logo Consulted, designed and produced

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Non-Profit/Healthcare Health Education Council Event Logo Consulted, designed and produced

BRAND CAMPAIGNS

I M PA C T H E A LT H C A R E B R A N D S T Y L E S H E E T

PRIMARY LOGO

CLEAR SPACE

Home Health and Home Care Understanding the Differences between These Valuable Services You have the right to choose the best care for yourself and those you love – and a growing number of people are choosing to receive care in the comfort of their own homes.

A C C E P TA B L E VA R I AT I O N S

DO NOT ALTER ICON IN ANY WAY

No smaller than 1” *Rules shown for impact healthcare logo apply to all logos

A G E N C I E S W I T H A F F I L I AT I O N L I N E

You also deserve to have the knowledge you need to make an informed choice, including an understanding of the differences between skilled home health and unskilled home care services.

HOME HEALTH

HOME CARE Paid for out-of-pocket or sometimes covered partially by insurance

100% covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurance plans

Transportation of patient

Educates patient and caregiver

Meal preparation

Check on patient’s eating and drinking

Bill paying

Monitors and manages patient’s pain levels

Assist with dressing, bathing, and grooming

Wound care and injections

Medication reminders

Intravenous or nutrition therapy

House cleaning and assisting

Monitor prescription and other drugs and treatments for correct use

HEALTHCARE AT HOME an Impact company

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an Impact company

HEALTHCARE AT HOME an Impact company

crossroads HE A LTHC A R E AT HO M E

an Impact company

an Impact company

C O L O R PA L E T T E

Monitor for serious illness and health status Check on blood pressure, temperature, heart rate, and breathing

Providing the Right Care and Comfort at the End of Life

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SECONDARY

Check on home safety

Coordinates care with patients, their doctors, and any caregivers (including home care staff) Empowers patient and caregivers with education to improve self-care

crossroads HEA LTHC A RE AT HOME

an Impact company

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To learn more or refer a patient, contact Crossroads at 000-000-0000, or visit xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.

PERSONALITY

AUT H E N T IC | C O N N E CT E D | IN C L US IVE | C O MPAS S IO N ATE | S O LUT I O N - F O CUS E D

Hospice Care Can’t Wait: Understanding the impact of months, weeks, or even days of hospice care for patients and/or caregivers.

MONTHS

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Healthcare Impact Healthcare Rebrand Launch Campaign Consulted, designed and produced

WEEKS

DAYS

Hospice will help address:

Hospice will help address:

Hospice will help address:

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Frequent medication changes Weight loss Increasing weakness/lethargy Frequent falls Recurring infections Skin breakdown Shortness of breath Support for self-care and ADLs

• Frequent medication changes • Worsening or unrelieved pain and other symptoms • Greater assistance needed with ADLs • Appetite loss • Increased phone calls to physicians

• Multiple ER visits • Anxiety related to discontinuation of treatments • Excessive pain/symptoms • Unscheduled physician visits/calls • Patient and family exhaustion

Months of hospice care will help patients and/or caregivers to:

Weeks of hospice care will help patients and/or caregivers to:

Days of hospice care will help patients and/or caregivers to:

• Have a higher quality of life • Be actively involved in the plan of care and decisions • Understand and anticipate physical, emotional, and spiritual changes and needs • Organize personal affairs and “unfinished business”

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• Manage pain and symptoms • Lessen anxiety or restlessness • Provide caregiving interventions

Manage pain and symptoms Understand physiological changes Help decide next steps Experience less caregiver fatigue Cope with anticipatory grief Reduce ER and hospital admissions • Make afterlife arrangements

To learn more or refer a patient, contact Crossroads at 000-000-0000, or visit xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.

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Educational Support Flyers PROJECT:

Style Guide Sheet

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General Brochure

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Healthcare Impact Healthcare Rebrand Launch Campaign Consulted, designed and produced

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5 Steps to PECOS Enrollment The deadline for enrollment is June 26 physicians who order or refer Medicare-covered home health services and supplies to enroll in the CMS Provider Enrollment, Chain and Ownership System (PECOS). Physicians are required to enroll in PECOS by June 26, 2012, to order, refer, or receive payment for Medicare-covered home health services.

HOW TO ENROLL IN PECOS Here is a 5-step guide we’ve compiled to help you meet CMS’ deadline for PECOS enrollment online: 1 Get your National Plan and Provider Enumeration System (NPPES)

user ID and password. (If you don’t have a NPPES login, or need help changing your password, contact the NPI Enumerator at: 1.800.465.3203 or customerservice@npienumerator.com.)

Before you enroll

Save time by gathering items on this checklist before you enroll: National Prov NPPES ID & Password Personal Identifying Information : Legal name Date of birth Social Security Number Schooling Information: School name Graduation year Professional License Information : Medical license number Renewal date State where issued

2 Gather the necessary items for enrollment.

(See “Before You Enroll” checklist.)

3 Complete and submit the enrollment application at: 4

(Available at the end of the online application.)

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documentation, to your designated Medicare contractor within seven days of the electronic submission.

For more information, please visit www.cms.gov.

For Help and Troubleshooting: If you have PECOS Web navigation and access issues, contact the EUS Help Desk at 866.484.8049 or at EUSSupport@cgi.com.

Renewal date State where issued Specialty/Secondary Specialty Information

https://pecos.cms.hhs.gov.

For Provider Enrollment Information: Contact the Medicare contractor for your state.

Visit www.cms.gov/MedicareProviderSupEnroll to download a list of contractors by state.

Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) Number Information About Final Adverse Actions (if applicable) Practice Location Information Medical practice location Special payment information Medical record storage information Billing agency information (if applicable) Any federal, state, and/or local professional licenses, registrations required for practice Electronic Funds Transfer Documentation

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Educational Support Flyers

Medical/Healthcare Amedisys Inc. Application of new brand style Consulted, collaborated, mentored, designed and produced new brand guide with collateral templates

Life Ref lections

Life Ref lections

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A colle c t io n o f mus ic to ca lm the mind a nd nouri s h the s ou l.

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CD Jacket

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White Paper

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Medical/Healthcare Amedisys Inc. Application of new brand style Consulted, collaborated, mentored, designed and produced new brand guide with collateral templates

ANNUAL REPORTS

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Healthcare Sante Community Physicians Annual Report Covers Consulted, designed and produced

AD CAMPAIGNS

OPEN has never been so big.

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Think big. Think OPEN.

The new 1.5T OPEN MRI. Go to caimaginginstitute.com for more.

A whole new world of OPEN.

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The new 1.5T OPEN MRI. Go to caimaginginstitute.com for more.

MORE HEADROOM.

MORE LEGROOM.

MORE ELBOWROOM.

The new 1.5T OPEN MRI. Go to caimaginginstitute.com for more.

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Healthcare Services California Imaging Institute OPEN MRI Campaign Consulted, strategized, designed and produced

4-year Undergraduate Degree

4-year Medical School

Let us put a smile on your face.

4-year Radiology Residency 1-year Fellowship (Advanced Sub-specialized Training)

Radiologist (def.):

A physician13 years in the making.

of your first baby, when you or a loved one are in need, you want a fellowship-

Having that special, personal touch makes all the difference in the world, which is why at Advanced Medical Imaging and California Imaging Institute you’ll always get a warm, caring smile from our staff, as well as kind and

trained radiologist involved in your care. With 35 board-certified radiologists,

courteous service, no matter what you need.

Whether it’s an MRI for a sports injury, your yearly mammogram, or an Ultrasound

Advanced Medical Imaging and California Imaging Institute offer more expertise and sub-specialized diagnostic care than any other imaging center in the Central Valley.

advancedmedicalimaging.com 559.447.4000

caimaginginstitute.com 559.325.5800

AN IN-NETWORK CUSD / PINNACLE PROVIDER.

Knowing that’s the kind of care you’ll receive should put a smile on your face.

…so make sure to cut along the dotted line.

advancedmedicalimaging.com 559.447.4000

caimaginginstitute.com 559.325.5800

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Healthcare Services Advanced Medical Imaging Awareness Campaign Consulted, strategized, designed and produced

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the next step to building your future

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Award-winning design…world class quality!

Since 1972, Wildwood Pools has earned an industry-wide reputation for excellence in

There’s no more refreshing addition to your (BUILDER) home than a

design, innovation and craftsmanship. Not to mention savings, with such innovations

sparkling, stylish swimming pool by Wildwood. And there’s no better

as our chlorine reduction system and Intelliflo – the variable-speed pump that uses

time to add your pool than during the construction of your home – that

90% less energy than other systems!

way, when you move into your home, you can plunge into your pool!

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reatively designed… competitively priced!

Construction PMD Agency Service Brochure Consulted, designed and produced

POSTERS How to Better Help Your Homeless Clients Quit Tobacco: Recommendations for State Tobacco Programs and Health Care Delivery Systems

This infographic is derived from “Addressing Tobacco Use in Homeless Populations: A Survey of Health Care Professionals,” a study conducted to access providers’ practices and attitudes in addressing tobacco use among homeless persons. In short, health care providers have widely varying views on the relative importance of tobacco use by homeless patients, the homeless population is very interested in quitting, and health care providers can help them be successful.

Providers say that the homeless population faces the following barriers to managing their tobacco use:

Many homeless individuals have co-occurring conditions of substance abuse (86.9%) and mental illness

85.5%

People who are homeless have inadequate local resources/access to cessation therapies

37.8%

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% of the homeless It is estimated that % of the population smoke in contrast to general US population.

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% of provider Overall, respondents reported routinely screening for tobacco use during patient encounters.

Providers face the following barriers to addressing tobacco use: The homeless population’s medical, psychiatric or social issues take precedence

Lack of time

47.4%

78.3%

RISKS i The smoking behaviors of people who are homeless, such as sharing cigarettes and salvaging discarded cigarette butts found on the streets, put them at increased risk for infectious diseases.

i A study of mortality among

WHAT WORKS i Brief clinical interventions have proven effective for smokers who want help to quit.

i The combination of medication and counseling is more effective for smoking cessation than either medication or counseling alone.

homeless adults in Boston by Baggett et al. (2013) identified tobacco use as a contributing factor to the high rate of death due to heart disease and cancer among homeless populations.

All citations can be found in the following document: Baggett TP, Anderson R, Freyder PJ, Jarvie JA, Maryman K, Porter J, Rigotti NA. Addressing Tobacco Use in Homeless Populations: A Survey of Health Care Professionals. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved. 2012; 23(4):1650-1659.

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Fitness COIL Yoga Workshop Poster Consulted, designed and produced

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Non-Profit Health Education Council Tobacco Education Infographic Poster Consulted, designed and produced

Partners ArtbyYouth Poster.pdf

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Partners in Focus along with Partners in Art presents

Art by Youth

A WILLIAM RAINES production

When

May 7 through May 30, 2009 Corridor 2122 Saturdays and Sundays only, 12-4 pm

ART HOP Opening Reception May 7, 5-8 pm

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Corridor 2122 2122 Mono Street Fresno, CA 93721

2nd Annual Swede Film Festival, Saturday May 9th 6-8 pm Reception only For more information, contact William Raines, 559.240.9164 email wraines11@comcast.net

SPONSORED BY:

KRISTI BOLIN

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Fine Art Corridor 2122 Student Art Opening Consulted, designed and produced

DIGTIAL

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Healthcare Amedisys Website redesign and Blog Graphics Consulted, designed and produced/proposed

I am a Creative Director and Marketing & Creative Operations Leader with proven success leading creative/marketing efforts to achieve corporate internal and external goals. I have worked successfully with companies/institutions across various industries, with an emphasis on healthcare and higher education.

I am a results-oriented team player/leader and a high-volume producer who readily pivots to rapidly changing priorities while maintaining positive relationships with internal/external clients and teams from diverse backgrounds.

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