- Organize every patient by placing them in rooms, printing and faxing over any important files, reports and forms. Then take the initial patient history and vitals. - Orally summarize the case for the provider before they saw the patient to ensure an efficient flow.- Transcribed the notes dictated by Physician after the patient’s visit and added imaging and other diagnostics to the EMR chart.- Organized all the equipment needed for procedures including the ultrasound machine, needles, injections, etc.

- Assisted the RWJMS Assistant Professor of Child & Adolescent Psychology with a research project on Job Corps campus titled, "Weight Loss and Healthy Weight Maintenance in Underprivileged Teens."- Lead nutrition meetings with students to help educate the youth on how to lose weight effectively.- Represented the students at meetings with campus leaders to help voice concerns and suggestions.- Collected data on student’s health and exercise habits including focus groups, food logs, weights and health quizzes and surveys.- Data collected and presented in a formal paper.

- Transcribed EMR notes dictated by Physician after the patient’s visit.- Create forms and brochures vital for office’s function and advertisement.- Assistant with phone calls to insurance companies and to patients.- Assisted the Medical Assistant with blood draws.

- Transcribed notes taken during the patient interview as well as the Physician’s thought process for treatment into the EMR.- Gather all diagnostics and organize then in the EMR during the entire patient visit while seeing new patients.- Help manage the flow of patients by reminding Physicians and PA’s of impending discharges.

- Coordinated and delivered multiple individual and group ER-volunteer training sessions.- Assisted Nurses with vitals, transport of patients around the hospital, delivering reports and messages, answering distress bells, observing and aiding in small procedures like intravenous lines and cast application, room sanitation and restocking supplies. - Accommodated patients and visitors with social comfort, refreshments and items like blankets and socks.- Assisted with post-op discharge by gathering personal belongings and summoning family members.

- Provided young patients and parents with creative activities such as beading, painting, and board games to relieve the stress of routine visits- Assisted school-aged patients with educational activities such as reading circles and homework assistance- Offered comfort through social interactions, advice, distractions like entertainment.