High School biomedical and biological sciences teacher in the Sciences and Careers and Technical Education departments.• Classes taught: Biology (graduation requirement), Human Body Systems, and Medical Interventions. Organize curriculum for all three courses. • Maintain state-level certification as a highly effective and qualified teacher with the Florida Department of Education and certified Project Lead the Way teacher in biomedical sciences. • Differentiate instruction for one hundred and seventy-five students each year. • Create engaging and exciting laboratories for the sciences. • Engage and educate students in grades 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th. • Track data for a variety of assessments and comply with school and district level grading policies. • Foster a safe and inclusive environment for students of diverse ethnicities and socioeconomic backgrounds. • Advise student organizations including the Biomedical Club, Type I Diabetics Club, Asian Culture Club. Attend the Gay Straight Alliance Club and Model UN. • Conference and correspondence with teachers, counselors, administrators, parents, and school leaders to create optimum learning environments for a variety of students. • Create engaging virtual lessons and operate learning management systems to meet the needs of the students during a pandemic.

Support the policy and science departments for the protection of southwest Florida’s unique natural environment and quality of life. • Draft and review letters, scientific reports, grants, and correspondence for policy and science departments.• Run the Panther Compensation Program providing compensation to landowners that loose farm animals to Florida panther depredation. Works closely with Florida Fish and Wildlife to receive depredation reports. • Schedule meetings with elected officials, non-governmental organizations, and the general public. • Maintains budget for the departments. • Front line to answer any science-based question from the general public.• Research into different scientific topics as necessary. • Maintains calendars of the policy and science departments. • Maintains files, records, and correspondence. • Assists with coordination of special events, including displays and presentations. • Worked and attended the 2019 Everglades Coalition Conference with the policy department. • Notary Public.

Support development, events, and marketing programs protecting southwest Florida's unique natural environment and quality of life. • Provide donor support including scheduling and attending major donor meetings; correspond by email and telephone; and draft and execute documents including gift and recognition agreements, grants, and major gift acknowledgement letters. • Manage and maintain donor database using Raiser’s Edge Non-profit Fundraising Software including entering donors and acknowledgements.• Provide event support including update event database, create event materials, liaise with event sites/subcontractors/committees, manage event logistics, and work events including recording donor attendance and interact with donors at Magic Under the Mangroves event that raised $1.2M in 2017 and $1.9M in 2018. • Serve as front-line contact for all donors.• Support fundraising campaigns.• Support grant writing efforts.• Work effectively as part of a 16-member Development and Membership team.• Educate nature center and wildlife hospital guests on native Florida wildlife. Provide support to the Welcome Center checking-in guests, taking phone calls, and retain support. Sell memberships.• Attend Florida Wildlife Commission Burmese Python Patrol Workshop on Florida Wildlife Commission learning safe capture and removal of invasive Python bivittatus.

Supported one attorney as a paralegal at a small firm specializing in estate planning, probate, real estate, and tax law. • Drafted last wills and testaments, financial powers of attorney, heath care directives, summons and complaints, probate court documents, and real estate documents. • Attended will signings and real estate closings.• CV or responded with clients by email and telephone in timely and professional manner. • Communicated with both plaintiffs and defendants, scheduling all appointments and walk-in customers. • Act as primary file clerk to open/close files. • Managed database of all files.• Reconciled financials using QuickBooks.

Richmond, Columbia, and Burke County focusing on the prosecution side of criminal law. • Answering a three-line telephone and assisting the customer(s), assisting walk-in customers along with appointments.• Drafting discovery, bates stamping discovery, writing CDs for discovery, organizing files, organizing retention files, and handling all forms.• Pulling and filing jury cards. • Active communications with the District Attorney, Assistant District Attorneys, four legal assistants and private investigators.

Support three attorneys at a medium-sized firm specializing in homeowner’s association and condominium association law. • Collection of past due assessments including drafting of demand letters, placing and releasing of liens, preparation of pleadings including summons, complaints, garnishments, notice of appearance, default judgment, summary judgment, confession of judgment, and judgments. • Main point of contact for homeowners who were turned over to collections, escrow professionals, association managers, and association directors. • Monitor trustee sales, communicated with defendants, and calculated updated balances both delinquent assessments and attorney’s fees. • Proactive communication with association managers pertaining to the status of accounts currently in collection. • Manage backlog of matters pursuant to statute of limitations on collectable debt. Act as primary file clerk to open/close files.