Brianna Palmer

UCSD graduate with a B.S. in Human Biology who is committed to their work. Friendly, hard-working, reliable, and knowledgeable in customer communication. Offers 6+ years of background experience in customer relationship building, teamwork environment and organization skills along with 1 year experience in a clinical setting. Pursuing expanded knowledge in a fast-paced clinical setting where focus and dedication are highly sought.

• Los Robles Hospital: March 2024 - current; Assist in hospital errands as needed including blood runs, lab specimen deliveries, discharging patients, delivering food to patients, fulfilling patient requests during their hospital stay, working at the front desk, checking in and accounting for all visitors entering the hospital, assisting nurses with patient needs/copying or printing documents for nurse stations/assisting nurses in transferring patients, and fulfilling the lead volunteer position when needed to direct and assign duties to volunteers.
• Food distribution: July 2021-January 2023; Worked with a team to make and distribute packages of food to low income neighborhoods in San Diego. We created a drive-thru tent for families of 3-8 people to retrieve bags of food that sustained their families for 3-5 days. This also included food distribution on holidays such as Thanksgiving and Christmas.
• Simi Serve: April 2020-August 2020; During the COVID-19 pandemic, I volunteered to run errands for the elderly and immunocompromised living in Simi Valley, as they were unable to be exposed to the community or leave their homes. This included practicing sterile techniques, effectively communicating with individuals at higher risk of infection during the pandemic, safely transporting goods, and ensuring comfort to the affected community during times of isolation.
• Simi Valley Care Center: 2016-2018; Attended to patients by leading them through daily concentric exercises to improve muscle movement and blood flow, entertain them with games or activities, helped transport patients to different rooms, and assisted nurses with daily tasks.