• Enforcing laboratory preparedness and cleanliness, as well as safety standards through building connections with sections of students and utilizing interpersonal skills• Clearly and effectively communicating scientific laboratory techniques through energetic and informative demonstrations and presentations to create a foundation on which students can remain confident on• Honing students’ laboratory skills using own existing knowledge of course content such as enzyme preparation, gel electrophoresis, osmosis and dialysis bag usage, testing and identifying macromolecules• Collaborating with fellow TAs to disseminate information and divide up responsibilities such as marking, curriculum preparation, and further communication over multiple platforms to ensure students are prepared for future labs

• Accumulated ~300 hours of pharmacy work and experience, building knowledge and understanding through consistent learning• Utilized Kroll software and knowledge of pharmacy terminology to carry out tasks smoothly alongside coworkers, such as accurately measuring, counting, and packaging medications• Provided excellent customer service over the phone and in person, handling inquiries and transactions, as well as maintaining patient records and updating them as required to ensure customer satisfaction and understanding

• Communicated UW BSA news to first-year students through announcements, liaison with professors, etc.• Provided information on the availability, interests, and concerns of first-year Biochemistry students to the executive team to better plan relevant and useful events• Notified executive team of upcoming midterm exams for courses relevant to the Biochemistry program so review sessions could be organized, and events planned around midterms to maximize event turnout

• Connected with customers to understand their needs and weigh their choices• Shared firsthand experiences with items to convey the pros and cons of a product• Maintained existing and new stock/inventory in tech aisles, up stock and lockup using scanners and computer program (AS400)

• Dispensed prescriptions (pills, sensors, creams, liquid suspensions, blister packs), and facilitated pickup of said prescriptions• Used Healthwatch software to create/edit prescriptions and patient profiles, and adjudicate bills• Stocked new orders of over the counter (OTC) and prescription medications, as well as new shipments of pharmacy vials, caps, and paper bags• Sent patients’ medical history to care facilities and practitioners, and provided patients with tax history