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Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

• Contract Talent Acquisition Specialist- IU Health
• Assists and provides support to Human Resources consultants and team members with Human Resources administrative processes.
• Manages high volume data reports and spreadsheets.
• Maintains confidentiality of employee data and sensitive Human Resources issues.
• Works closely with the Human Resources team to consistently deliver high quality customer service to internal and external customers, and provide professional representation of the department.Contract Receptionist –.
• Assists visitors at the front desk by greeting, welcoming, directing, and announcing them appropriately.

Indianapolis, Indiana Area

• Collaborate with management team to attract, identify, and place qualified candidates for established roles critical to operational success.
• Initiate and coordinate 20 recruiting events at universities and local non-profit agencies.
• Prepare all new hire documents and ensure all pre-employment information were processed to include I-9, background checks, and tax forms.
• Ensure a positive experience interviewing and onboarding 100+ new employees within the last 9 months.
• Orchestrate volunteer events for the Human Resources department.
• Spearhead monthly retention activities to advocate for employees and establish strong relationships.

Indianapolis, Indiana Area

As a dispatch and customer service coordinator, I was able to communicate with 85% or more of my drivers weekly and form relationships with them. A lot of drivers tend to get lonely while being out on the road, so being able to brighten up their day with just a 5 or 10 minute phone call was awesome. Although, the majority of the time I spoke with drivers.

Indianapolis, Indiana Area

As a teller I was able to help many people over the years with a variety of services and problems, in person or over the phone. While working at IMCU, the most important thing I learned was empathy and patience. We never know what is going on in someone's life, so if they come in angry or frustrated, I learned its not about my feelings, but being there for.

Muncie, Indiana

My internship with the Center for Peace and Conflict Studies was only for a semester. During my semester, I wrote articles about peace activists that were featured in the Olive Branch newsletter. I also helped organize monthly panels that discussed issues within the community. Even though I was there for a few months, I learned that unity is so important.