Katie Leibee

• Handled cash and card transactions with customers

• Helped guide customers to get the products that would work best for them and inform them on cannabis

• Worked the back of house handling deliveries, inventory, and fulfilling orders

•Greeted guests in the lobby and checked ID’s as-well as checking in medical patients

• I traveled up to 4 hours daily to different schools in South Carolina before transferring to West Virginia. I traveled with 200lbs of equipment and set up and shut down the equipment multiple times a day
• I worked alone and with others, on jobs with others often I would be in charge and lead the other photographers
• Worked with staff members and students daily and photographed both
• Got comfortable communicating and leading others and being able to discuss things professionally with authority figures.

• Traveled to patients homes and would keep them company as-well as care for them
• Responsibilities ranged from just having a conversation and watching television with the client to complete care for a client aside from giving medications.
• Worked with mostly elderly clients and had experience in supporting them moving from place to place (walking, wheeling, cane ect.)
• Cleaning of home and any other chores around the house
• Handled communication with clients family and or other caregivers if placed in a resident home and made sure the client was at appointments, therapy ect.

• Main job was to send home the puppies and help customers get financed to do so
• Took care of all animals in store from fish and snakes to kittens and bunnies
• Made sure all animals were in a clean, safe and appropriate habitat for them to thrive
• Was informed knowledge on every product in store and helped customers with whatever type of pet they had at home
• Helped with inventory on live and frozen animals as well as stocking shelves and checking in new products.
• Photographed new animals for website when they arrived
• Opened registers in the mornings
• Drove animals to the vet or any appointments necessary