Jenna Brown

• Maintain the provider's schedule.
• Prepare patients for their appointment including: obtaining vitals, reviewing allergies and current prescriptions, and recording the chief complaint and any symptoms or concerns they may have.
• Provide post operative care such as suture and staple removal and wound dressings.
• Schedule patients for follow up care
• Assist with in-office procedures.
• Keeping exam rooms clean, organized, and stocked.
• Multiple line phone use
• Triaging provider’s inboxes and responding to scope appropriate messages
• Patient education

Pauline Joe is my grandmother and I left my job as a cashier at Staples to care for her after her hip replacement surgery. At the time she was 83 years old. I was employed by my family to be her live-in caretaker. The job ended when she recovered and was fully independent. My duties included:

• Establishing a medication schedule and administered medications
• Assisting with her post operative physical therapy
• Transporting her to her post operative appointments
• Maintaining a safe and clean environment

• Money handling both with customers during open hours, and counting the tills once the store closed.
• Knowing the inventory and the location of the items to direct customers
• Providing quality customer service
• Multiple line telephone use
• Keeping the store front organized and clean
• Assisting the inventory staff when needed.