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Salem, Oregon, United States

Salem, Oregon

•Coordinate and monitor the eligibility and determination process of multiple Trade Adjustment Assistance program services. •Analyze research and interpret federal regulations and policies governing the Trade Adjustment Assistance Program. Collaborate with affected workers to develop individual service plans. Provide recommendations and procedural guidance for administering the program statewide.•Conduct comprehensive assessments of skill levels, aptitudes, abilities, skills gaps, career interests, employment barriers, and supportive service needs individually and in group settings. Provide progressive assessments as-needed to inform provision of services on an ongoing basis. Align career planning efforts with labor market information and local sector strategies.Additional Roles and Responsibilities:o Complaint Coordinator o Co-Chair of the Safety Committee | Safety Orientation Coordinator o "Trade Act Success Stories" | 2017-2018 Book Designer and Display Arrangero Site Coordinator for the Governor’s Food Drive, 2018o Staff Moral Lead | Activity Suppliero Head of the Social Committee Related Professional Trainings:o Career Development Facilitator Training -Tailoring presentations and workshops to specific audiences and in understanding group mentalitieso A-Coach Approach Training -Re-framing conversations 20:80; whereas active listening most often extracts specific information to achieve resolution or build support for action

Chh South

•Project Goal: define the patient population of whom will be likely candidates for admission into the Outpatient Care Unit upon opening in fall of 2019; thus, exploration of a new care model that has yet to be implemented within the nation.•Collaborate alongside multiple stakeholders, hospital executives, departmental heads, and administration to further define patient classifications as patient populations move throughout their stay.•Well versed in beginner’s application of COGNOS tools, report generation, and presentation techniques to best suit a target audience. •Strong medical terminology skills to work in various healthcare settings and with medical records (trained and proficient in using Epic). In addition, trained in HIPAA Compliance and have a great depth of understanding in utilizing patient documentation and records.

Oregon State University Chapter

• Active Writer | Published ArticlesDescription: The Odyssey is an online media platform that encourages the voices and diverse perspectives of college-aged students through the use of various digital outlets. The Odyssey has been recognized as an up-and-coming popular news and media provider by many companies including Forbes, the Indianapolis Business Journal, and Ad Exchanger since its online beginnings in 2014. Articles are published on a weekly basis and have included: The San Bernardino Shooting, Family Relations, Coming-of-Age, the Power of Presentation, etc.

Student Experience Center: Sec 108 Corvallis Or 97331

• Active Committee Member | VolunteerDescription: Represent the ~30,000 students attending OSU in respect to how their student/incidental fees are allocated. Attend weekly meetings of the committee. Review all budget and fee requests from all the Budgeting Boards. Conduct a public hearing on Budget and Fee Recommendations. Establish guidelines and a calendar for budget development of all the Budgeting Boards.

201 Plageman Bldg. Corvallis Or 97331

• Active Committee Member | VolunteerDescription: Review and pass the annual budget for Student Health Services. Evaluate and recommend changes to SHS services and programs. Determine ways to promote a healthy university community. Update and discuss happenings at SHS.

Corvallis, Oregon

Assisting in the development of job duties and goals for the Patient Navigation student work team and Director position. Our focus is to improve the patient experience, satisfaction of services provided, and work to continually increase overall quality of visits while receiving care through Oregon State's Student Health Services. Though only recently implemented (and still in the process of being organized), current job duties include:-Analyzing survey-based qualitative data-Navigating and assisting patients through their visits (locating offices/services, discovering pathways to obtaining health services, answering walk-in questions, providing clinic tours, etc.)-Providing patients with information on services provided at SHS, as well as providing resources to seek out such services-Assisting with the department's annual report-Advocating for increased wellness-Interpreting student survey responses

400 Waldo Hall Corvallis Or 97331

• Active Committee Member | VolunteerDescription: The Society of Healthcare Executives is associated with The Oregon Society of Healthcare Executives (OSHE). The Oregon Society of Healthcare Executives is American College of Healthcare Executive’s (ACHE) professional society in Oregon. S.H.E. is dedicated to the student’s professional development by providing education, networking and volunteering opportunities. S.H.E. is focused on connecting students with industry professionals, faculty and other students within the Health Management and Policy Program.

Corvallis, Oregon Area

•Assist students with accessing their Patient Portals, and inform them of SHS policies, services, and programs, collect patient forms. Awhile, taking part in medical triage, adjusting patient flow as needed in main clinic lobby, providing directions/tours •Act as wellness ambassadors to fellow student population by answering questions ranging from SHS services eligibility, cost and pricing of services, and department specific questions. •Evaluate the qualitative and quantitative data of daily interactions with patients. In addition, interpret/respond to patient satisfaction surveys.•Report data of program progress via staff presentations and monthly reports.

• Public Relations Committee: (January 6, 2013 - June 2014)Description: In charge of delegating, reporting, over-seeing, and developing new methods of positive public relations for my sorority chapter. Maintain exceptional internal and external relations with alumni members, campus affiliates, and other Greek chapters. Chosen via nomination, good standingsPhilanthropy Committee: (January 13, 2014 - June 2014)Elected on behalf of the Chapter. Responsible for initiating Chapter participation of Greek-wide philanthropic events. Publicize within Kappa Delta of ongoing and upcoming community service events as well as formulate group-attendance at Oregon State campus philanthropic based activities. Freshman Orientation Leader: (December 2012 - November 2013)In charge of 3-6 incoming Kappa Delta members in the fall. Lead/run workshops, plan new-member retreat, act as role model, "go-to-girl", etc. Was chosen for this position via interview and good standings.Day Head: (January 10, 2014 - June 2014)Elected on behalf of the Chapter. In charge of organizing, delegating responsibilities, and preparing the Chapter for a specific day of Fall Greek Recruitment

Cashier/ Cashier Assistant/ Member Service/Membership Upgrades: • Provided customer service with sincerity and professionalism• Skilled in addressing member complaints whilst abiding to corporate and management regulations • Ran till and maintained a clean work station• Assisted in keeping merchandise stock and displays organized and presentable • Delegated membership upgrades and communicated the different platforms of membership benefits and perks• Work security roles by detecting and screening for possible safety hazards of the warehouse and potential theft*Recognized on behalf of the Front Door Member Service department for outstanding member service, excellent use of observation in theft-based prevention, and continual devotion to assigned job duties. -Winter 2014

Sales Associate: Provided customer service, merchandised stock, set displays, ran till, closed the store, and organized merchandise according to the Claire’s Boutique Standards and Procedure’s Manual.