Kathleen Bhasin

• Coordinated daily medicine schedules and administration to help address symptoms and enhance quality of life.
• Assisted with dressing, grooming and feeding needs, helping to overcome and adapt to mobility restrictions.
• Provided mobility assistance such as walking and regular exercising.
• Monitored progress and documented patient health status changes to keep care team updated.
• Followed nutritional plans to prepare optimal meals.
• Encouraged patient to participate in safe physical activity to help boost mood and improve overall wellness.

As part of a Non-Profit organization, I held a number of positions over the years with increasing responsibilities:

Chairman of the Board for 2020 Fashion Show:

• Overseeing annual philanthropy fundraising event for 300-500 members and guests.
• Collaborating with board members to furnish planned guideline for Fashion Show.
• Performed face-to-face meetings to finalize contract for services and event details.
• Coordinated with participating vendors during event planning.
• Scouting for venue, securing vendors, organizing silent auction and designing invitations.
• Supervised 20 helpers and co-workers.

Grade Level Advisor:

• Mentoring and leading young ladies in community service with various organizations.
• Organize monthly meetings, create meaningful teaching material, and scheduling motivational speakers.

Event Coordinator:

• Accountable for Annual Holiday Dinner including catering and set up.
• Coordinated schedules and timelines for event.
• Worked cross functionally with other groups, to ensure event cohesiveness.

Women’s Transitional Living Philanthropy Liaison:

• Coordinated donation drive for 300 Chapter members.
• Maintained confidentiality of philanthropy records.

• Oversaw 35 schools (k-5), (6-8), & (9-12) for the Placentia Yorba Linda Unified School District.
• Supervised Unit Chairs for 35 schools and furnished planned guideline for each.
• Mentored other Unit Chairs in planning/promoting program.
• Collected, organized and recorded over 350 pieces of artwork in six different mediums electronically.
• Recruited panel of judges from various studios in the community to judge art medium for Council level.
• Handled all submissions, addressed discrepancies and disqualifications before art could be submitted to District.
• Handled confidential records.
• Created plans and communicated deadlines to complete projects on time.
• Verified quality of deliverables and conformance to specifications.

Served as the Reflections Arts Program, Unit Chair:

• Reflections Arts Unit Chairwoman for grade K-5.
• Reviewed/recorded approximately 60 student submission applications in a database.
• Developed and generated Art Program awareness through multiple communication mediums (school website, flyers, and parent/teacher assemblies).
• Negotiated promotional 20% discount with local art supply store for participating student.
• Increased participation by 10% while delivering under budget.
• Established relationships with small businesses in the community to provide donations to program.
• Created and managed pop-up art gallery for 60 students including award ceremony.
• Recruited panel of judges from various studios in the community.
• Verified quality of deliverables and conformance to specifications before submission.

• Placed time sensitive/tv, radio buys for the Los Angeles region (14 radio and 7 television stations).
• Ordered, confirmed and reconciled discrepancies involving television and radio buys
• Assisted buyer on two major accounts, (Robinson’s May and Mazda).
• Ensured that all dollars, points and programmed ads were met per client’s specs in all 5 regions.
• Working cross-functionally with teams; serving as liaison between buyer(s) and client.
• Drafted final buy reports to clients.