Brianna Cartwright

Healthcare professional with over 3 years of experience in a fast-paced environment. Professional with a medical background and team-building skills seeking a position in a deadline-driven environment. Dedicated to long-term problem solving and achieving big-picture objectives. Prepared to contribute talent, leadership, and knowledge to a rapidly expanding nursing program. Highly organized and a skilled communicator with patients, families, and healthcare professionals. Detail-oriented and knowledgeable medical assistant with strong multitasking and organizational skills who can complete patient-facing and office-based tasks. In a fast-paced medical office, efficient Medical Assistant capable of handling administrative and patient-oriented tasks. Exceptional at providing individualized care and education to families. Committed to improving patient satisfaction while also streamlining operations. Looking for a quality control or utilization review role where I can use my experience and leadership. Long-term goals are important to me, and I'm committed to achieving them. To improve patient satisfaction and retention, be cheerful during each patient interaction. Surgical procedures, restocking supplies, and updating electronic health records are all things that she can help with. Working with individuals and extensive knowledge of diabetes. Measuring vitals, collecting medical specimens, treating wounds, and assisting with non-invasive medical procedures are all skills she possesses. Consistently develop strong relationships with patients and their families through empathetic communication, a respectful attitude, and excellent customer service. Proven leader who excels at working as part of a larger team to provide high-quality care and achieve the best possible outcomes for patients. Medical Assistant with strong customer service skills who can greet patients, schedule appointments, and prepare patient charts. Certified Nursing Assistant with a strong understanding of the developmental factors that affect adult and geriatric residents. Compassionate, caring, and at ease with people from all walks of life. Comfortable with patients and able to provide excellent individualized care.