Lewis Price

Temporarily worked at the pharmacy as a pharmacy tech while I waited to go on my two-year-long mission in the fall. As a pharmacy tech, was required to answer phone calls and take patient requests, run and fill prescription medication, organize and sort stock and scripts, compound medication in the pharmacy, operate pharmacy applications including billing and insurance, and manage complex patient scenarios.

• Processed and dispensed prescription medications accurately and efficiently.
• Assisted pharmacists with medication therapy management and patient consultations.
• Maintained inventory levels and organized pharmaceutical supplies to ensure availability.

Organizing a team of students to set up event rooms with tables, chairs, computer carts, speakers, and ensuring that audio and zoom both worked and were up to the customers liking. We would often have to problem solve when technology didn't work or when schedules overlapped. I worked a swing shift at the end of my employment, working with two different teams through my shift, coming in halfway through the first shift and leaving halfway through the second.

• Coordinated logistics for multiple events, ensuring seamless execution and participant satisfaction.
• Developed event timelines and schedules to optimize resource allocation and efficiency.
• Collaborated with vendors to negotiate contracts, securing favorable terms for services and supplies.

As a pharmacy tech, I was required to answer phone calls and take patient requests, run and fill prescription medication, organize and sort stock and scripts, compound medication in the pharmacy, operate pharmacy applications including billing and insurance, and manage complex patient scenarios. I also was required to operate the till, manage purchases, and count at the end of the night.

• Processed and dispensed prescription medications accurately and efficiently.
• Assisted pharmacists in managing inventory and ensuring medication availability.
• Maintained compliance with pharmacy regulations and safety standards.

To become a lifeguard, I was required to do lifeguard training, which involved keeping myself physically fit and prepared for an emergency, including being CPR certified and earning my lifeguard certification. My job was to keep everyone within the pool safe, both children and adults, ensuring that rules were kept and that nobody was in danger. I was required to operate a cash register and periodically check pool chemical levels to ensure quality and safety, as well as correct the levels if they were off. I was required to sit out in the sun and monitor for long periods of time, and had to learn to discipline my attention under such circumstances to ensure the safety of others.

• Monitored pool area to ensure safety and compliance with health regulations.
• Responded swiftly to emergency situations, providing first aid and rescue services.
• Conducted swim tests to assess patron swimming abilities and enforce safety protocols.