Provide consultative and technical assistance to agency programs on duties related to planning, developing, implementing, and administering the Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) program to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). Assist in the development, documentation, and dissemination of TCEQ HUB policies and procedures. Prepare reports and analyze data for the State of Texas HUB Program (Comptroller's Office), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) programs. Oversee compliance review of HUB Subcontracting Plans (HSPs) and amendment requests; and provide consultative and technical assistance. Assist with the administration of the HUB program by updating websites, developing brochures, and other marketing outreach tools. Conduct training on HSP and EPA DBE program compliance through outreach, planning and coordinating events.

Registered and regulated Petroleum Storage Tanks and Dry Cleaners in accordance with the rules set forth by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. Assisted customers in interpreting the rules for both programs and provided guidance on what was needed to be in compliance in accordance with the laws of the State of Texas. Reviewed/entered registrations and self-certifications for petroleum storage tanks so customers could receive tank registrations and delivery certificates for fuel. Processed billing each month for the dry cleaner program. Analyzed payments on dry cleaner accounts daily for late fees and quarterly payments in order for customers to receive current delivery certificates for solvent purchase.

Administrative Assistant to TCEQ's Toxicology section. Responsibilites included timekeeping, answering phones and transferring to proper department, supply orders for the section and maintaining reference library for the toxicologists.

Responsible for data entry and customer service in the Commercial Drivers License section.Employed with Criminal Law Enforcement Division with the Texas Prescription Program and Controlled Substance Registration. Responsible for maintaining prescription orders so that doctors could write Schedule II prescriptions to their patients.Registered doctors after their jurisprudence exam and licensed them to have the ability to write Schedule II prescriptions in the state of Texas.