Kelsea Wright

• Sorting and delivering incoming and outgoing mail by department, employee, or recipient.
• Addressing, sealing, stamping, folding, and affixing postage to outgoing mail.
• Shining postage meters, photocopying machine, and mail folding and inserting machines.
• Keeping records of receipt, mailing dates, and other required information.
• Tracking packages and recording arrival of mail.

• Draw blood from patients or donors, and also collect other specimens like urine or sputum.
• Prepare patients for blood draws by explaining the procedure and comforting those who are nervous.
• Label blood samples and other specimens for testing or processing.
• Sterilize equipment and workspaces, and assemble, maintain, and dispose of medical equipment.

• Help families build on their strengths to provide a safe and nurturing environment for children.

• Provide a safe environment, intervene to protect child from harm.

• Provide social services and assistance to help children and their families.

• Asses risk and establish relationships with family members.

• Arrange adoptions for abandoned or abused children.

• Update patient medical records.
• Receive patient orders and process.
• Send, blood, urine, or fecal samples to lab for testing.
• Keep up with the latest techniques, safety protocols, and equipment.
• Work with nurses, healthcare staff, or other healthcare professionals.