Hannah Cantrell

• As a Science Ambassador, I strive to share my passion for science. I lead events put on by the College of Science, helping others find resources within the College of Science.

• As an RA (Resident Advisor) I oversaw around forty residents, creating socials, bulletin boards, and facilitating conversations between residents in order to build a safe community.

In this position, I traveled around Salt Lake County, visiting my weekly list of patients and balancing a schedule with my patients' preferences. I assisted in grooming, housekeeping, cooking, and any additional requests my patients had.

• In my role as Medication Technician, I assisted around forty residents, with need levels ranging from minor ambulation to hospice care. In my time working, I was the shift leader overnights, and assisted with emergency calls, bedtimes, routines, and medication.

• In my role as a CNA, I took care of roughly twenty individuals with conditions ranging from ambulatory and relatively independent to bedridden. I assisted in feeding, hygiene, and ambulation, as well as provided the residents a comfortable environment to live in.

• I assisted approximately forty residents with activities of daily living, including bathing, eating, and ambulation. As part of my medication technician duties, I used the Quick MAR program to distribute medication to residents. I also gave residents medication as needed. In addition, I was often the shift leader in the evenings, directing my coworkers and keeping a schedule.

• I operated the register while providing customers with craft advice and assistance. I also restocked the shelves and organized and constructed product displays.