Kimberly Reilly

• Working full-time as an armed guard driver, which consists of: loading and unloading the armed trucks with bags of cash and boxes of coins, guarding the armed money truck, driving long distances, and guarding the technician(s) working with me on route that day.

• Serving as a part-time U.S. Soldier, working as a unit supply specialist/Logistics.
• I learned how to efficiently streamline inventory, while maintaining large databases.
• Working in this capacity and environment also honed my ever-growing organizational skills.
• I have also been exposed to working alongside combat medics and nurses, while getting hands-on training.

Doing self-taught and free-lance jobs on the side that consists of: designing and printing business cards, restoring old photographs, and creating scrapbooks for people

• Developed unique visual concepts for diverse client projects, ensuring alignment with brand identity.
• Collaborated with clients to understand design requirements and deliver tailored solutions efficiently.

• Having worked full-time as a veterinary assistant, administering medicine to animals, restraining animals, cleaning, doing laundry, making Heparin flushes, and taking care of animals.
• As you can see in my past experience, I have always been working towards my goal of employment in the medical field and more importantly utilizing my educational background to work as a medical illustrator.

• Having worked full-time as a veterinary assistant, administering medicine to animals, restraining animals, cleaning, doing laundry, making Heparin flushes, and taking care of animals.

• Having worked as a full-time warehouse employee, driving a forklift, receiving in orders, and putting orders away on shelving.
• I had to put orders back in their necessary labeled locations.

• Having worked in the Manufacturing Department: oiling rifle barrels, working on the broader machine (a machine that you slide rifle barrels into, to get polished), and making sure the rifle barrels are in tip top shape before they get sent into the next department.

• Having worked as a package handler/unloader in the warehouse. Loading & unloading trucks and tractor-trailers, scanning, and sorting packages.

• Having worked as a kennel tech/veterinary assistant, cleaning up after animals, feeding animals, assisting with administering medicine to animals.

• Having worked as a clinic assistant, traveling, mobile vaccination clinic for animals, administering vaccines for the doctors, restraining the animals.