Camp Ajawah is a traditional overnight camp for boys and girls run by Westminster Presbyterian Church in Minnesota. • Expertly attend to the illnesses and/or injuries of both program participants and staff, maintaining high standards of health and safety under the guidance of risk management policies• Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of medication administration and illness/injury care delivered to campers and staff per written protocol• Report illness, injury, and abuse to proper authorities when necessary per written protocol, managing all documentation and protocol as mandated by the State of Minnesota

• Identify problems, use judgment in determining when help is needed from another staff member, and the skills to communicate the needed information. • Manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines.• Be a self-starter with good organizational and leadership skills.• Improve cultural competence and actively takes steps to include diversity training in professional development. Experience with diverse populations and strong interpersonal communication skills.• Proficient and efficient with computer technology including Microsoft Office, e-mail, on-line databases, and internet.• Ensured Minneapolis College's strategic plan, mission, vision and values are communicated to the Green Team staff and integrated into the team's strategies, goals, objectives, work plans, and services.

• Provided resident-focused care, assisting with personal care duties and activities of daily living to ensure the highest quality of life• Assisted with meal delivery and consumption, assisting residents in need of eating assistance with safely enjoying snacks and meals• Aided in bathing, dressing, and mobility needs, encouraging independence and autonomy through the provision of empathic personal care assistance

• Collaborated with patients to educate and explain pharmaceutical benefit information, referring to applicable parties for next steps. • Assisted with the Pharmacy Help Desk, taking phone calls to answer patient inquiries.• Ensured accurate, thorough, and timely documentation of patient status within the operations systems. Resolved and deescalated patient complaints.• Complied to ESI policies and procedures to safeguard personal information and personal health information.

• Environmental Health and Safety Supervisor• Tetanus and rabies program coordinator• Processing group leader and trainer • Screened patient medical records for potential participation in specific clinical trials. Screen potential donors including vital sign, hematocrit, total serum protein and blood typing. Collect and prepare serology, titer, and PCR samples. Coordinate Investigational New Drug study and sub-studies.• Maintain critical measurement data, freezer graphs, personnel schedules and training files. Order supplies and equipment repairs. • Manage donor reactions, performed venipunctures and instrument calibrations. Sterilize glassware and autoclave bio-hazardous waste. All work performed within the guidelines of quality assurance, cGMP, FDA, NIH and GHA regulations.