Juliana Ghaly
bayonne,NJ
Summary
Consternating this health care occupation profession is highly appealing to be as a doctor with passion and commitment for patients welfare’ I would like to proceed my medical career whereby I can contribute to the improvement of the deprived patients destiny. These are my main passions: to fight for patients, to make sure that each of them gets top-notch treatment and kindness. This brought my interest into the medical field and I am committed to personal care of each patient, offering them respect and understanding. It is my desire to become a Physical therapy and I look forward to making a difference in an industry that combines medical proficiency and real interpersonal relationships, thus enhancing the lives of those I am serving.
Overview
1
1
year of professional experience
Work History
Front Desk Receptionist
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Newark, NJ
01.2024 - Current
- Greetings and Assisting Visitors
Welcoming Visitors: The receptionist is responsible for welcoming every person that comes into the building and offering them the first positive experience of the business.
Providing Information: Some of the things they perform includes: providing the directions on how to get to various departments in the college, the office hours and other issues concerning the college services and occasions. - Managing Incoming Calls
Answering Phone Calls: The job of a receptionists is to take calls and forward them to different departments or to specific persons.
Handling Inquiries: These are often used to offer simple information over the phone including details of course schedules, any events, faculty or staff members’ details among others. - Scheduling and Appointments
Booking Appointments: They handle schedules for college administrators, counselor, or other employees or a specific business so that any meeting is properly scheduled and all concerned parties are aware of it.
Room Reservations: Some of them can book rooms for meetings, events or classes to be held within the college. - Administrative Support
Data Entry: The receptionist might regularly input or modify students’ data, attendance or any other data for the college’s use into their system.
Document Management: These are sometime involved in document filing, photocopying documents and distribution of such documents to the various departments that may require them. - Handling Mail and Deliveries
Mail Distribution: They receive, sort and distribute mails both incoming and outgoing so as to reach the intended members.
Package Handling: They also sign for and distribute the package and deliveries as well; - Security and Access Control
Visitor Logs: Security personnel; The receptionist may record the details of visitors coming in and out of the compound besides allowing only those people who have permission to access specific rooms.
Issuing IDs/Passes: They may provide temporary visitor passes; or oversee the issuance of student and staff identity cards.
Handling Emergencies
Responding to Issues: Depending on the situation the receptionist is usually mandated to call the relevant authorities in order to deal with the situation in accordance to the college procedures.
First Point of Contact: They may be the first to report such cases for instance safety concerns, poor state of some buildings amongst others.
Supporting Student Services
Assisting Students: A receptionist might assist students with simple work such as form completion, information search or with directing them to the correct office for student academic or personal assistance.
Providing Guidance: They may also provide minimal assistance when it comes to engaging with college systems like registration platforms or students’ portals.
Pharmacy Technician
Pharmacy Technician Today
Brooklyn, NY
11.2023 - 01.2024
- Prescription Preparation
Receiving Prescriptions: Pharmacy Technicians take prescriptions in writing, electronically or through telephone from other health care providers. Verifying Information: Using their checklist, they verify that all the relevant information is included on the prescription, including the patient’s name, dosage, the instructions to be followed among others.
Compounding Medications: There, they may compound or mix drugs that needs compounding, although supervised by a pharmacist. - Dispensing Medications
Filling Prescriptions: They dispense drugs, count and measure and pour prescribed drugs into dispensing containers, clearly labeling the container with the patient details and dosages required.
Packaging: They may also dispense medications particularly pharmaceuticals that have been packed for distribution, especially in the health facilities such as hospitals or nursing homes. - Customer Service
Interacting with Patients: Pharmacy Technicians may talk to the patients to explain or clarify the prescriptions, collect payments and advise the patients on how best to use the prescriptions (although, any complicated medical issues they cannot address and one is required to consult the pharmacist).
Managing Phone Calls: They include answering telephone calls, order replenishment, Customers physicians and insurance organizations. - Inventory Management
Stocking Shelves: They are also responsible for placing orders for the pharmacy, monitoring expiring products and restocking the shelves.
Maintaining Records: Pharmacy Technicians maintain records which include all the drugs prescribed, and the stock of the drugs in their setting to ensure that there is compliance with the set rules and regulations. - Regulatory Compliance
Ensuring Accuracy: It has strict procedures that need to be followed so as to ensure that medications provided are accurate and safe.
Adhering to Laws: Pharmacy Technicians have to adhere to statutes and regulations governing operation of a Pharmacy and particularly managing of drugs , especially controlled substances. - Administrative Duties
Processing Insurance Claims: Sometimes, they are involved with filing insurance claims and could require assistance with prescriptions matters.
Record Keeping: Some of the records include, but not limited to medication of the patient, histories, and billing history.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Clinical Laboratory Science
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
New Brunswick, NJ05-2025
High School Diploma -
Bayonne High School
Bayonne, NJ06-2021
Skills
- Patient-Centered Care
- Empathy and Compassion
- Clinical Competency
- Effective Communication
- Problem-Solving and Critical Thinking
- Attention to Detail
- Time Management and Multitasking
- Ethical and Professional Conduct
- Teamwork and Collaboration
- Patient Advocacy
- Technical Proficiency with Word and Excel
- Medication Management and Safety
- Data Entry and Record Keeping
- Proficiency with Lab Instruments and Diagnostic Tools
- Technology Integration in Patient Care
- Adaptability to New Medical Technologies
Timeline
Front Desk Receptionist
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
01.2024 - Current
Pharmacy Technician
Pharmacy Technician Today
11.2023 - 01.2024
Bachelor of Science - Clinical Laboratory Science
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
High School Diploma -
Bayonne High School