Doctors & Care Teams

Clinical Plate Design Specialists

Design professionals who coordinate material, finish, profile and approved decorative choices with the clinical team.

Care teams · Reviewed August 2026

About this team

What this team is responsible for.

Clinical Plate Design Specialists translate an approved clinical plan into documented material, profile, finish and decorative options — and record the reasoning behind each choice.

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Where the role begins

Design work begins after the clinical plan is established, not alongside it. The Specialist works within the material, profile and attachment range the plan permits, and their first task is often to explain why an option a patient has seen elsewhere is not available in their case.

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What the role produces

A documented design record: the options considered, the choice made, the orientation, the finish and the compatibility review supporting it. That record is what allows the plan to be reproduced, matched on a second side or revisited years later.

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What the role is not

Plate Design is not a sales function and does not make independent clinical recommendations. Specialists complete Plate Design Education through AREOLA Academy, which qualifies them to document options — not to determine candidacy or alter a clinical plan.

NameRolePrimary center
Celia MonroeNational Director, Clinical Plate DesignPhiladelphia
Ethan ShawSenior Clinical Plate DesignerNew York
Aisha GrantClinical Plate Design SpecialistChicago
Noah KimClinical Plate Design SpecialistLos Angeles
Grace HollowayMedical Metals SpecialistPhiladelphia
Nora FeldClinical Engraving SpecialistPhiladelphia

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