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ANGELA MOORE

Spanaway,WA

Summary

To seek and maintain a full-time position that offers professional challenges utilizing interpersonal skills and excellent time management. An innovative initiative-taking human being who firmly believes in serving the people in the community of Pierce County.

Finding and creating solutions to obstacles—a desire to be in-active service to the people. Believing in providing and building quality relationships with all people and building long-term, harmonious partnerships with compassion, empathy, and exceptional critical thinking skills, exhibiting impeccable customer service skills. Practice and model integrity, attention to detail, dependability, and accountability. Ready to work.

Overview

3
3
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Environmental Health Service Technician

Tacoma Pierce County Health Department
06.2022 - Current
  • Developed and maintained courteous and effective working relationships.
  • Cultivated interpersonal skills by building positive relationships with others.
  • Developed strong communication and organizational skills through working on group projects.
  • Organized and detail-oriented, with a strong work ethic.
  • Learned and adapted quickly to new technology and software applications.
  • Adaptable and proficient in learning new concepts quickly and efficiently.
  • Participated in team projects, demonstrating my ability to work collaboratively and effectively.
  • Used critical thinking to break down problems, evaluate solutions and make decisions.
  • · Project position working on Idle Free 253 campaign, focusing on air quality and lowing Idling in the TPS zones and all of pierce county.
  • · Collaborating with the city of Tacoma partners the safe routes to school and EnviroChallengers and Tacoma Public Schools to educate students and adult community members on impact of idling.
  • · Being part of the Environmental Health Department for nine months has been very rewarding.
  • Understand and follow oral and written directions.
  • · Being proactive in the community and making a visual difference feels good.
  • · Being with TPCHD and the EH department for only a month, I have had the pleasure of cross-department training.
  • · Learning and being a part of COF, working with the team on the mission statement and vision.
  • · Brainstorming and the camaraderie of the EH department are impressive.
  • · I was activated as the Logistics Lead for the TPCHD Heat Response work. I liaised between shelter and domestic shelter organizations and the Health Department. I was also started during cold weather to support and bring much-needed cold-weather gear to the homeless encampments.
  • · Organized distributions of cooling towels, box fans, and filters to support these communities during high heat.
  • · Made community connections with the Metropolitan Development Council (MDC), the Puyallup Tribe of Indians, and (the CDVAP) Community Domestic Violence Advocacy Program. Contacts that the TPCHD did not have prior.
  • · Committed to learning all I can about TPCHD’s work for the community.
  • · Developed and implemented programs for monitoring environmental pollution and radiation.
  • · Exercised good judgment and decision-making in escalating concerns and resolving issues.
  • · Maintained strong knowledge of racial justice and inclusion of all diversities and backgrounds by participating in workshops, conferences, and online education classes.
  • · Coming up with innovative the box solutions to problems
  • · Always offering a very lived experience perspective to community and stakeholder collaborations
  • I am the Comms communicator between the idle free 253 projects.
  • I have made community partnerships with Tacoma Public Schools. Boys & Girls Club branch managers
  • I am connecting the EH department with youth voices.
  • Working in the Communities of Focus (CoF) for South Tacoma, identifying the needs of the community, connecting unheard voices to be heard, valued, and celebrated
  • Participated in community listening sessions
  • Advocate for youth and gain their perspective on the needs of the community.
  • Member of ART committee
  • Member of REJ allies
  • Member of Climate and Health Team
  • Participated in team projects, demonstrating my ability to work collaboratively and effectively.

Supervisor of Operations

AMBLUNZ - DocGo Tacoma Vax Clinic Through TPHD
12.2021 - 03.2022
  • Prepared mobile vaccination clinics for encampments, churches, homeless shelters, and LGBTQ+ community members.
  • Worked with all races, identities, ethnicities, and backgrounds
  • Matrix management environment, I oversaw division-level managers, operations, human resources, safety, and compliance.
  • Encouraged and promoted ideas aligned with business needs and benefits.
  • Identified and resolved unauthorized, unsafe, or ineffective practices.
  • Built highly-efficient administrative team through ongoing coaching and professional development opportunities.
  • Compiled training materials for new employees and tracked skill development.
  • Kept high average in performance evaluations.
  • Improved office operations by automating client correspondence, record tracking, and data communications.
  • Organized spaces, materials, and catering support for internal and client-focused meetings.
  • I assisted customers with questions and problems to build brand loyalty and cultivate lasting business relationships.
  • Delegated tasks to administrative support staff to organize and improve office efficiency.
  • I resolved issues through active listening and open-ended questioning, escalating significant problems to the manager.
  • Oversaw appointment scheduling and itinerary coordination for both clients and personnel.
  • Providedd backup to the front desk to assist with various tasks whenever an employee was absent or at lunch.
  • Evaluated team member performance and productivity, provided feedback, and implemented corrective actions.
  • Tracked company equipment, tools, and technology to manage inventory.
  • They hired, managed, developed, and teamed staff; established and monitored goals; conducted performance reviews and administered salaries for staff.

Emergencies Services Manager for Shelter Services

The Tacoma Rescue Mission
07.2020 - 01.2021
  • Maintained team productivity and quality of service by establishing and maintaining clear benchmarks.
  • I planned, created, tested, and deployed system life cycle methodology to produce high-quality systems to meet and exceed customer expectations.
  • Trained personnel in equipment maintenance and enforced participation in exercises focused on developing critical skills.
  • Monitored team performance, adhered to service level agreements (SLAs), and provided detailed job training.
  • Defined clear targets and objectives and communicated to other team members.
  • Opened and closed locations and monitored shift changes to uphold successful operations strategies and maximize business success.

· Re-organizing and prioritizing the guest and team of the ESC.

· Created documents to support the staff, TRM, and our guests.

· At TRM, we are a low-barrier shelter, so we take you as you are.

· Mental health, substance abuse, the whole gambit of human beings, and barriers.

· skills for de-escalation, problem-solving, innovation, and creative thinking.

· Multitasking I am WA state peer certified.

· I am also CPR/AED-child, infant, and adult.

· I created and made shift schedules,

· conducted interviews, networking with other agencies in the community

· *Self-motivated, ambitious, driven, trauma-informed, team player, and self-starter.

· Wonderful Interpersonal skills, de-escalation training, and conflict resolution.

· *HMIS trained.

· Educated in Mental health and homelessness and eliminating the society and social stigmas that come with mental health and homelessness.

· *Make a difference in Pierce County.

· Shelter manager for the men's and women's shelter, security team, and case managers.

· Community connections with the three leading hospitals in Pierce county.

· A healthy and helpful rapport with adult aging and long-term care services.

· Crisis team through pierce county.

· Managed TRM's satellite shelter at Holy Rosary.

· Employed Valeo to get us coverage at Holy rosary.

· Manage over 200 guests/ clients and 26 staff members at any time.

· *Educated team on peer support and trauma-informed interactions with our guests.

· *My mission is my passion. I have been on call 24/7 and quickly responded to emergencies when needed. *

· Worked with the team as an example of the needed support and leadership. Dealing with crisis and emergency services.

· Administering COVID testing to all shelter guests and arranging isolation transportation in the early morning hours.

· On-call 24/7

Shelter Support/ Shelter Manager BFS / Care Coordinator

Metropolitan Development Council, MDC
12.2019 - 06.2022
  • Worked with uniting members of LGBTQ+ unhoused community with supportive and effective case management
  • Advocated for youth support while in shelter settings to eliminate violence and mental health issues
  • Worked diligently to eliminate human trafficking, the selling of narcotics, and physical abuse from the shelter.
  • Negotiating, de-escalation, innovative thinking, and problem-solving
  • Integrity, ambition, crisis training, commitment to excellence
  • Having and being completely clear with complex discussions
  • Compassion and empathy
  • We provide trauma-informed care in all situations and enforce company policies and rules.
  • Elderly care and client advocation skills
  • Community networking
  • Ensure the safety and well-being of the staff and all clients, guest, and vendors.
  • Educate and inform members of the available community education options—troubleshooting and determining the best course of action.
  • Communication
  • Care management, working with the displaced population
  • Community networking and connections
  • Leadership
  • Experience in overseeing many departments at once
  • Team building
  • Organizing daily schedules, checking, and inventorying all supplies, putting in orders, conducting interviews, and timesheets
  • Limiting barriers for all members of the community
  • Performance evaluations
  • Impeccable work ethic
  • See a need, fill a need.
  • We have built strong relationships with clients to deliver emotional support and companionship.
  • I've completed the resident assessments by current regulations and guidelines.
  • We determined the need for special assessment activities for complex cases, effectively handling care plans.
  • Assisted clients with daily living need to maintain self-esteem and general wellness.
  • I used company software and databases to maintain records of services performed and patient conditions.
  • I showed leadership, guidance, and support to staff members.
  • Managed volunteer programs focused on providing community services to underserved populations.
  • Supervised programming and administrative facets of temporary homeless shelters for women and children, many with dual diagnoses.
  • We have partnered with local organizations to expand access to social and community services.
  • Coordinated individual referrals to obtain community services, advocate for client needs and resolve roadblocks.
  • We analyzed trends and data to inform decision-making and program development.
  • I collaborated with community members to develop and implement service initiatives.
  • Researched best practices and develop strategies to improve program outcomes.
  • We advocated for social and community service programs to increase awareness and funding during the infancy of the pandemic.
  • Assessed community needs and identify resources for social and community service programs.
  • I Participated in community events to promote services and engage with the public.
  • It established and maintained relationships with key stakeholders.

Education

Associate of Arts - Social Sciences

American Public University System
Charles Town, WV
11.2018

Skills

  • Management/Supervising Teams of over 40 employees
  • Conflict management
  • Microsoft Office 365 suites
  • Intake Experience
  • Social work
  • Case management
  • Data collection
  • Microsoft SharePoint
  • Patient and Family Liaison
  • Social Perceptiveness
  • Multidisciplinary Team Collaboration
  • Scheduling
  • Coordination
  • Documentation
  • Project Implementation
  • Emergency Care Management
  • Complex Problem-Solving
  • Medical Terminology
  • Customer service, education, and counseling

Certification

  • CMAA - Certified Medical Administrative Assistant-

Date Issued

May 2015

Expiration Date

May 2027

Career Step MyCAA


  • Certified Peer Support Councilor - Washington Health Care Authority-

Date IssuedJanuary 2020 Expiration DateJanuary 2031




Additional Information

Most people would view my education as lacking. But what would be considered a more needed classroom education.

I make up for it with real-world lived experience. I have not had the luxury to continue my education. Where the education stopped, real life began. But, honestly I won't change my path for anything. It is also what drives me to want to be- love and service to the community. Focusing on what makes us the same more than what makes us different. Because when it comes right down to it. Our human is equal and that is what I focus on.

Here are some other certificates and trainings I have been a part of to never stop learning.


  • Washington State Certified Peer Counselor
  • Fair Housing
  • Cultural Competency
  • Motivational Interviewing & Trauma-Informed Care
  • Hosing and Employment-Focused services
  • Landlord Tenant Law - Pierce County Provider Academy
  • Leadership Training
  • Nursing Assistant Registration
  • Diversity Training
  • HMIS database Training
  • CPR First Aid / AED

Timeline

Environmental Health Service Technician

Tacoma Pierce County Health Department
06.2022 - Current

Supervisor of Operations

AMBLUNZ - DocGo Tacoma Vax Clinic Through TPHD
12.2021 - 03.2022

Emergencies Services Manager for Shelter Services

The Tacoma Rescue Mission
07.2020 - 01.2021

Shelter Support/ Shelter Manager BFS / Care Coordinator

Metropolitan Development Council, MDC
12.2019 - 06.2022

Associate of Arts - Social Sciences

American Public University System
  • CMAA - Certified Medical Administrative Assistant-

Date Issued

May 2015

Expiration Date

May 2027

Career Step MyCAA


  • Certified Peer Support Councilor - Washington Health Care Authority-

Date IssuedJanuary 2020 Expiration DateJanuary 2031




ANGELA MOORE