LINDA DIANE HUNTER

I drive a company-provided vehicle from Portland headquarters to pick up lab specimens from PeaceHealth St. John Hospital, Longview, Wa., and PeaceHealth Hospital, Vancouver, Wa. back to collect add ons at Portland headquarters. I then transport these ambient/refrigerated/frozen items to River Bend Annex laboratory in Springfield, Or.

Handled customer credit and cash transactions at register while maintaining a clean service area. I especially enjoyed the activity in the self-checkout area as it required more physical activity and problem solving.

Drove patients to and from medical facilities as dictated from a daily computer-generated roster. Communicated problems and received STAT pick ups from the owner via radio and cell phone.

Drove single and doubles trailers to deliver groceries to stores throughout Oregon and southwest Washington.

Used an electric pallet jack to off-load grocery pallets. Demonstrated safe driving by following regulations resulting in zero accidents in thirty years of commercial driving.

Maintained daily DOT log books until Safeway began implementing computer-generated logs.

Worked as trucking dispatcher for approximately three years providing driver roster calls, computer entry for product add-ons, fleet tracking and assigning tractors according to driver and trip, communication with warehouse staff and yard hostlers. Occasionally assisted new hires in expected procedures (hooking up doubles trailers, chain up of semis and doubles and directions to stores and warehouses)

Drove the first year as a team driver transporting product throughout western states with warehouse loading as dispatched.

Petitioned for solo driving and became this company's first female solo driver.

Employed as support secretary to four safety compliance officers and the department head. Answered incoming phone calls and mail, edited and typed office compliance reports for the engineering and compliance officers. Prepared monthly production statistics and maintained consultant time expenditures.

Greeted patients, scheduled appointments and answered telephone for two surgeons.

Transcribed surgical reports, physician correspondence, patient office visit notes, kept files and processed insurance billings.

Admitted STAT and scheduled patients to hospital interviewing for routine information and insurance availability.

Prepared paperwork according to the admitting physician's orders for both the laboratory and floor nursing staff.

Answered telephones and general information questions from general public.

Primarily worked as the STAT desk clerk interacting between emergency patients, their families and medical staff often in a fast-paced environment.

Employed in a trainee position working as an assistant secretary for a one-attorney office.

Answered telephones, took dictation, typed correspondence and legal documents.

Ran errands to courthouse and various legal offices.