Elizabeth Medina

• Managed high volume dining periods with effective time management and strong multitasking abilities.
• Promoted a positive workplace culture through teamwork, open communication, and mutual support among coworkers.
• Cultivated warm relationships with regular customers.
• Oversaw daily operations of service team, delegated tasks, and trained new staff.

Like to include I also worked as a Plaza Cook for at least 9 months

I have experience in cutting chopping and slicing of variety foods

I also I have experience in using a variety of kitchen equipment such as slicer chopper steamer and etc..

• Caring for childrenChildcare teachers are responsible for the health and safety of children at all times. This includes feeding them, changing diapers, and supervising their activities.
• Creating a safe environmentChildcare teachers maintain a clean and safe environment for the children. This includes regular deep cleaning and sanitization.
• Planning and implementing curriculumChildcare teachers plan and implement activities and curriculum that help children learn and explore their interests.
• Developing routinesChildcare teachers create schedules and routines to ensure children get enough rest, physical activity, and playtime. Routines can also help teachers build relationships with children.
• Communicating with parentsChildcare teachers communicate with parents to stay up to date on changes to children's routines and behavior. They also develop and maintain positive relationships with parents.
• Monitoring childrenChildcare teachers watch for signs of emotional or developmental problems in children and report them to parents or guardians.
• Keeping recordsChildcare teachers keep records of children's interests, routines, and progress.

Empathy is an important trait for childcare workers because it helps them see things from the child's perspective.

• Caring for childrenChildcare teachers are responsible for the health and safety of children at all times. This includes feeding them, changing diapers, and supervising their activities.
• Creating a safe environmentChildcare teachers maintain a clean and safe environment for the children. This includes regular deep cleaning and sanitization.
• Planning and implementing curriculumChildcare teachers plan and implement activities and curriculum that help children learn and explore their interests.
• Developing routinesChildcare teachers create schedules and routines to ensure children get enough rest, physical activity, and playtime. Routines can also help teachers build relationships with children.
• Communicating with parentsChildcare teachers communicate with parents to stay up to date on changes to children's routines and behavior. They also develop and maintain positive relationships with parents.
• Monitoring childrenChildcare teachers watch for signs of emotional or developmental problems in children and report them to parents or guardians.
• Keeping recordsChildcare teachers keep records of children's interests, routines, and progress.

Empathy is an important trait for childcare workers because it helps them see things from the child's perspective