Executive Assistant Assignment

R.T. worked as a floor nurse for 5 years, first in a SNF and then in a hospital, started as LPN to RN to BSN program. Then she switched carrier and accepted a position as a case manager and MDS nurse. After 4 years working as MDS she was promoted to QAPI Nurse Consultant, and her responsibilities include providing healthcare management consulting services to QAPI committee.

I completed my adult nursing degree. I began my nursing career in 2014 in primary care as a community nurse. I have continuously undertaken courses to improve my skill and knowledge in caring for patients. This has empowered me to deliver holistic evidence based care to patients in the community. I have continued to professionally update my practice and have developed comprehensive portfolio.

My chosen profession is in the field of health care administration. In this field my job role would consist of responsibilities such as planning, directing and coordinating a medical practice or clinical staff, developing and maintaining records such as personnel files, managing the clinical staff, conducting the hiring and training of new and existing employees, updating and maintaining current licensure for the facility and working to improve health care reform.

Prior to her current role, she worked as an Assistant Director of Nursing for over 5 years at Sun Air Convalescent Hospital and a Sub-Acute coordinator for 1 year. She has been working now at Berkley Valley Convalescent Hospital as Director of Nursing for over 20

Whilst on this placement, I have worked alongside and assisted nursing Sisters, staff nurses, auxiliary nurses, physiotherapists, consultants, clinical fellows and house officers.

As a hardworking, dedicated, and self-motivated individual I would bring a very positive attitude to the position. I am someone who is always happy to help and excited to participate in new things. I would go into the position with the experience of working with others, large scale planning, and a strong leadership ability. From this position I hope to gain a lot, I hope to gain a better understanding of myself, more experience in working as a team, and really getting to know new people. As a resident assistant, I really hope that I can further my networking and communication skills. I hope to form bonds with residents and members of the resident assistant team. I also hope to really gain a lot from working as a team, and working with everyone as a whole.

The secretary is one of the most pivotal people in any office setting, regardless of the industry. The secretary’s purpose is to ensure the daily administrative office tasks are done in a manner that does not cause any office disruption. According to the Department of Labor Statistics, those in the secretarial field make up 3.9 million jobs, as of 2012. However, there is one person that is considered the boss’ “right hand,” that person is the executive assistant.

I am currently a full time Nurse Tech/Unit Secretary in the Mother/Baby Care Unit at Presbyterian Hospital in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In this position I work directly with patients, nurses, and providers to assist with activities of daily living, sterile procedures, education of normalcy in postpartum healing, breastfeeding, and newborn behavior. This has been a wonderful opportunity to be involved first hand in patient care, evolve my bedside manner, and experience working on a medical team. Additionally, I am currently working on research in the University of New Mexico Medical Center’s Emergency

I am currently a second semester nursing student at The Valley Foundation School of Nursing at San Jose State University. I will be begin my clinical training at El Camino Hospital this upcoming spring semester.

I am a full-time pre-nursing student currently enrolled at the University of Texas at Arlington. I obtained my Certified Nursing Assistant certification when I was at Central High School in Keller, Texas. Working at Heartland Nursing Home over the summer of 2016 has shown my strengths and weaknesses and I continue to learn as I volunteer at Heartland Hospice. Overall, I enjoy working

People have told me that I have a certain aura about me that people felt comfortable and felt at ease. My sophomore year at Nevada I became a Resident Assistant and this aura that people felt made it easy for me to connect with my residents and assist them in their struggles that they were facing. Taking this job I had learned so much and had grown tremendously from it. Many people think an RA to be the police of the residence hall but for me that was not the case. I wanted to help the students get acclimated to the university and aid them in their times of need. I was not just busting students for alcohol but I was trying to help them be safe. Student came to me for advice from heartbreak of a loved one, to suicidal thoughts and depression.

Over the past year, I have been working as a Community Assistant at the West Village apartment complex in Davis. I am a liaison between residents and professional housing staff, providing effective customer service

I recently became certified as a psychiatric and mental health nurse. I serve on our unit practice council helping to find solutions to unit specific issues. I have also served on the hospital wide nurse’s week committee, and a fall prevention committee.

Thank you for speaking with me on Thursday about the Office Assistant position for Housing and Residence Life. It was great to meet you, and the position sounds very close to my background and interest.

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