Danielle Berger

• Personal care, meals and house chores for one elderly lady (I just recently returned to this job for 4 hours per week).
• I had to stop working at this job back in February because I had a surgery with complications and could not go back at the assigned time.
• Traveled to clients' homes to complete healthcare services and promote continuity of care.
• Provided mobility assistance such as walking and regular exercising.
• Assisted disabled clients to support independence and well-being.

• I volunteered at Glen Burnie Red Cross for 4 months.
• During my volunteer hours, I greeted donors, cleaned the waiting area, answered phones and offered snacks and drinks after their blood donation.

• Company Overview: Diabetes and Endocrinology Clinic
• In this clinic, I worked with a team of doctors, nurses and nurse practitioners.
• I learned about numerous glucose meters and continuing glucose monitoring devices and how to download their information.
• In addition to this, I obtained blood samples for glucose point of care testing.
• Diabetes and Endocrinology Clinic
• Supervisor: Brad Mountcastle
• Phone: 410-493-8156
• Email: bmountcastle@jhu.edu
• Reason for leaving: I did not meet the qualifications for their metric system and they thought their clinic was not the right fit for me.

• I worked at Chase Brexten in Glen Burnie during this time as a medical assistant.
• The clinic has many specialties that patients can utilize for their health.
• Reason for leaving: This was a temporary position. Another job contacted me.
• Managed numerous incoming calls, emails and faxes per day from patients.

• Assess the patient's chief complaint and vitals.
• Record all findings on electronic medical records.
• I would also go through all medications, allergies and past medical history.
• Perform venipuncture and point of care testing (HBa1c, Pt-Inr and UA).
• Perform Electrocardiograms and Pulmonary Function Tests.
• Setup and assist with pap smear and woman exam when needed.
• Assist the doctor in minor procedures.
• Administer vaccines.
• Clean and organize exam rooms and sample closet.
• Call patients with results and pending questions per doctor’s request.
• Answer phones to make appointments, insurance inquiry/prior authorizations and patient’s healthcare questions for the doctor.
• File and organize patient’s charts.
• Order supplies for the back office.
• Assist fellow coworkers with any additional help they may need.
• Supervisor: Maganbhai Pansuriya, M.D. (Formerly)
• Please contact Kamal Bangoria, M.D.
• Reason for leaving: I needed a job closer to home because of gas prices and other expenses.
• Start Date: 06/2001 End date: 06/2020
• Reason for leaving: I was laid off due to Covid and extended illness. My position was replaced and I looked for a different opportunity.
• Reason for returning: Needed to relocate.

• Check in patients to receive demographic and insurance information.
• Scan all contents into the computer system.
• Check out patients. Give all pertinent information to the patient, including next appointment time.
• Answer phone calls regarding patient’s health care concerns and expedite where needed.
• Filing/faxing records.
• Assess the patient's reason for visit and obtain vitals.
• Update the electronic medical record for a full workup on the patient. This included the patient’s medical history, allergies and medications.
• Complete any tests ordered by the physicians.
• Supervisor: Jacqueline Odom- (443)690-4523
• Reason for leaving: Relocation
• Kept medical supplies in sufficient stock by monitoring levels and submitting replenishment orders before depleted.
• Implemented care and efficiency improvements to support and enhance office operations.
• Supported duties for diagnostic and technical treatment procedures, such as setting up and operating special medical equipment and apparatus.

• I worked part time at P4 clinical Labs when they were Everest at 2111 Hanover Pike.
• Meredith Laumann and Giselle Taylor worked with me at the time.
• Ask for Human Resources.

Obtain ordered blood samples from patients.

• Discuss any concerns with the doctor or nurse.
• Keep the lab area clean and tidy.
• Print out orders for the day.
• Managed numerous incoming phone calls, emails and faxes per day

• Assist patients in their home with personal and household chores per direction from the care plan.
• Discuss any changes in the patient’s health status with the home call nurse.
• Document oral medications that were given to the patient at designated time.
• Communicate with the team leader regarding schedules and concerns.