Alexander Kolosow II

Capable Patient Representative dedicated to providing superior and compassionate support for patients in need of reliable information regarding insurance coverage, finance options and documentation requirements. Well-versed in scheduling and database management functions for streamlined communication and reduced correspondence backlogs. Excels at identifying client needs and concerns to improve engagement strategies and overall service.

Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude.

Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals.

To seek and maintain full-time position that offers professional challenges utilizing interpersonal skills, excellent time management and problem-solving skills.

SPORTS CARD COLLECTOR

• lipping through pages and admiring card designs.
• Learning about sports history.
• Rookie cards.
• Going to the hobby shop and chatting with other collectors.
• Getting an autograph of a childhood hero or someone from your favorite team.
• The allure of the last pack in a box.
• Trading nights at the card shop.
• Sorting through a box of cards for the first time.
• Getting the last card for a set. Double if it's one that you've been working on for years.
• Going to card shows.
• Team sets that have more than a handful of the top stars.
• Old cards with dinged corners.
• Cool inserts that use interesting technologies.
• Reliving the past.
• The anticipation of opening a box.
• Connecting with other collectors.
• Bartering with dealers.
• Getting a good price on something I was looking for.
• Getting a good grade from a grading submission.

DODGER BASEBALL

• In 2018, the Dodgers had enjoyed six division titles. The team also earned two trips to the National League Championship Series.
• Dodgers legend, Fernando Valenzuela became a Presidential Ambassador.
• They were the first team to broadcast their games on radio.
• Babe Ruth came out of retirement to become a Dodger. Attendance was down and in an effort to draw attention of baseball fans, he was brought back to play in 1938.
• Vin Scully was the voice of the Dodger baseball. His long career with the Dodgers began in 1950 when the team was still located in Brooklyn. He was their broadcaster and gave play-by-play announcements for over 50 years. It wasn’t until 2016 that he finally retired after an impressive 67 seasons.
• The staying power of the team. It’s not just Vin Scully who has enjoyed a long career with the LA Dodgers. Team manager Walter Alston spent 23 years with the Dodgers until 1976. After that, he handed over the reins to Tommy Lasorda, his protégé. Lasorda also managed the Dodgers for 20 years.
• It was the Dodgers who ended segregation in baseball when they brought in Jackie Robinson. He is recognized as one of the most successful players of all times. April 15th is also known as Jackie Robinson Day.
• The first televised Major League Baseball game was in 1939. It was a game between the Dodgers and the Cincinnati Reds.