Jennifer Rager

Dynamic and adaptable supervisor with a proven track record in management roles, adept at navigating the complexities of leadership. Committed to fostering an open-minded and fair work environment while effectively communicating with team members to ensure clarity and respect. Experienced in understanding the challenges faced by employees, having risen through the ranks and gained valuable insights from various perspectives. A strong leader prioritizing collaboration and driving team success through mutual respect and clear objectives.

• ATSSA certification certificate
• Certified traffic control field supervisor
• CPR, first aid ,AED
• I have two technician training certificates through Atssa as well
• Licensed Job title -Traffic control field supervisor
• Certified, Company Name - AWP safety 2025/202- Timeframe
• Area of expertise seting work safety zones and leadership, custom for service, communication, and support I also have had my CPR since 1997 and my first aid and my AED as well

• Last Edited 2023-07-07 12:30 CST
• When you download your health or visit summary documents, several files are compressed into a single ZIP file so they can be transferred quickly. You need to uncompress (unzip) this file before you can view your documents. Refer to steps below for uncompressing your download. A PDF file was included with your download and provides the easiest way to view the contents of this document. Your download also includes files in the IHE_XDM folder with names starting with 'DOC'. These files let other healthcare software applications understand the data in the documents. If you chose to encrypt your download, it will only remain encrypted until you unzip it. To continue protecting your data when you are done viewing it, locate the unzipped folder and delete it.

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• .XML - These are your actual clinical documents
• + METADATA.XML - File containing information about all of the clinical documents in this folder

+ {part} of {whole} - My Health Summary.PDF - PDF containing the contents of your clinical documents

• Windows Instructions
• If your download was not encrypted:
• These steps assume that you use the features that come with your operating system.
• You can also use another program, such as 7-Zip, to manage compressed files.
• 1. When you downloaded the document library, you selected a location for the library. Open that location with Windows Explorer.
• 2. Right-click the compressed file to open the shortcut menu.
• 3. Choose Extract All to open the Extraction Wizard.
• 4. Click Next.
• 5. Select a destination directory for the files. For example, you can enter C:\Lucy to create a Lucy folder for the documents.
• 6. Click Next. The files in your document library are uncompressed and created in the location you entered.
• 7. Click Finish to close the Extraction Wizard.
• If your download was encrypted:
• You need to use a program such as 7-Zip to unzip the file.
• You can download 7-Zip here: https://www.7-zip.org/download.html
• MacOS Instructions
• These steps assume you use the features that come with your operating system.
• You can also use another program, such as Stuffit Expander, to manage compressed files.
• 1. When you downloaded the document library, you selected a location for the library. Open that location.
• 3. Select Open. The files in your document library are uncompressed and appear in a folder on your Desktop.
• You need to use a program such as Keka to unzip the file.
• You can download Keka here: https://www.keka.io/
• Linux Instructions
• These steps are based on Ubuntu. Other distributions might have different steps.
• 1. When you downloaded the document library, you selected a location for the library. Open that location with Archive Manager.
• 3. Click Extract Here. The files in your document library are uncompressed and appear in the current working directory.
• To extract files from a command line, enter unzip .zip.
• You need to use a program such as p7zip to unzip the file.
• You can download p7zip here: https://p7zip.sourceforge.net/