traveling on-site hair stylist service. catering mostly to weddings & events but available for house apointments for regular hair maintenence services. My company also offers event, portrait and realestate/promotional photography.

completed my Toni & Guy education, officially licensed cosmetologist

At this company I was first hired as a Customer Service Associate, then considered for being and ID photographer. Both positions held their own unique set of duties. I enjoyed my time at this company, as an ID photographer I traveled around New England to different schools, public and private to take their ID photos. This job demanded the ability to work independently, time management, photography set up/break down for equipment, it was also a blast!

Through the seasons of 2012 and 2015, I held many different positions at Ragged Mountain, as listed above. I was able to learn many different job duties, making me very versatile.

At skipjacks, I learned the way of fine dining. It was a short held position, as I was able to work at Coffee Pond Photography.

Job responsibilities at Roberts Scarlett Pharmacy were very important to take seriously, dealing with more than just over the counter medicine, but as well as prescriptions. Also working in a small town made it imperative for the employees at Roberts Scarlett to be respectful and trustworthy toward customers who use this pharmacy. Working here I would help set up the computers and soft wear systems in the morning, and also help with inventory. At close I would aid in ordering inventory, and daily cleaning of the store (sweeping and mopping, dusting, and organizing). I would answer telephones in a timely manner and help customers to the best of my capability. I would also travel to personal houses in the near by area to deliver medication to patients who were not able to come into the store.

At Graze, it was a family run business. by the time I was finished my time at Graze, I had worked not only as a server, host, and barista, but also dishwasher and drink prep. (bartender).

I worked the night shift for Muriel Johnson in Des Moines Area when I held my CNA Certification. I have since then worked for one other person, Janet Ginandes, who also needed a night shift CNA, until 24 hour care was needed. The position as a CNA is a challenging yet rewarding field to be in.

At Deer Valley Resort I started working as a Child Care teacher and then was able to swing from that to Ski Instructor. Here I learned the basics to amazing customer service, ski instruction and professional child care in a resort setting.