Gianni Howard

My primary role was to implement effective behavior management techniques to create a respectful and inclusive classroom for students to grow academically and gain personal development. Some duties included office work; printing forms, scheduling conference calls, filing and organizing. Others including:

• Collaborated with colleagues to develop curriculum materials aligned with state standards and school objectives
• Mentored new teachers by providing guidance on instructional practices, classroom management strategies, and professional development opportunities
• Cultivated strong relationships with parents/guardians through regular communication about student progress
• Differentiated instruction based on each student's unique abilities, interests, or learning styles

My job contributed to a positive work environment with strong interpersonal skills and proactive teamwork attitude. Including:

• Provide administrative support to all departments and staff
• Greet and direct onsite visitors & give tours
• Answer phone calls
• Schedule meetings
• File, scan, organize & update paperwork
• Assist in coordinating special corporate events.
• Manage and order office supplies as needed
• Run errands & fill in for the department

• Organized parent-teacher conferences to discuss student performance, goals, and areas for improvement
• Promoted social-emotional development with interactive lessons on empathy, conflict resolution, and self-regulation techniques.
• Developed weekly lesson plans and activities to engage children and promote learning.
• Maintained organized, fun and interactive classroom to help children feel safe.

My job was to enhanced patient experience through compassionate care and communication during blood draw procedures. Remaining a safe, calm, clean, and organized environment. Other duties:

• Processed samples
• Preformed vitals and finger sticks
• Properly labeled and ship specimens
• Data Entry
• Answer phone calls
• Direct Calls

• My duties were to perform vital signs, give medication, and assist patients with very small tasks that are needed.