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Richmond, Virginia, United States

Richmond, Virginia, United States

Richmond, Virginia

-Developed, tested, maintained and analyzed financial and operational reporting -Generated monthly KPI reports for executives and leadership -Applied revenue cycle knowledge to analyze and report changes in net revenue to facility executives

Glen Allen, Virginia

-Managed reporting of weekly cash flow projections-Completed requests for ad hoc reporting of financial information for management to drive budget and cash allocation decisions-Assisted implementation of a new treasury workstation: generated training materials, led end-user training sessions, set up financial modules to track and forecast equity, fixed income and short term trades-Completed daily account reconciliation processes to ensure accurate reporting and forecasting-Analyzed monthly cash flows to identify target balances to maintain optimal liquidity

Petersburg, Va

-Understood and contributed to a team based approach to medical care-Utilized organizational skills by consolidating lists of incoming patients and tests ordered for the ED physician-Compiled lab results, history of present illness, test results and diagnoses in the patient's chart accurately-Acted as a liaison between nurses, medical staff and the ED physician -Paged and called physicians and other hospitals for relevant information regarding patients medical history and further patient care

Richmond, Virginia

-Assisted a professor with an experiment regarding decision making for a joint resource allocation-Categorized text from a chat log based on topic discussed-Graded weekly assignments and returned papers in a timely fashion

Richmond, Virginia

-Worked directly with campaign staff regarding fundraising, recruitment, planning, and outreach-Managed multiple campaign projects simultaneously-Utilized Microsoft Publisher to create flyers and pamplets for the Leukemia Cup Regatta-Recruited volunteers to particpate in campaign fundraisers-Contacted donors and obtained in-kind donations to be used as auction items

Richmond, Virginia

-Taught Principles of Microeconomics (Econ 210) to students enrolled in a blended class, which consisted of an online portion and a weekly in class lecture run by myself -Conducted a review of material covered online during the previous week and facilitaed group discussion of how the material applied outside of the classroom-Brokedown complex concepts and used simple examples to deliver messages-Guided class through problem sets and met with small groups to reinforce key concepts and review prior to exams-Met with Professor Millner and other Teaching Assistants regularly to coordinate instructional efforts and improve lesson delivery