Maria Edelyn Hechanova

Managed the daily planning, coordination and supervision of 318 service members on Navy Reserve Center, effectively ensuring stringent compliance with all safety standards.

Effectively managed a diverse workforce. Through leadership and a strong personal commitment to fair and equal treatment of others, significantly enhanced morale through positive recognition.

As a mobilization clerk, I provide a sealift and strategic and tactical airlift abilities to deploy combat forces and supplies during emergency situations.

• Unit clerks perform clerical and administrative tasks including answering phones and filling patients records.
• Ensuring patient records are filled out and accurate.
  Following security measures to ensure patients' information is safe and confidential.
• Managing discharge documents, patient health history forms, admission and discharge documents and other paperwork.
• Completing receptionist duties, such as sending emails, answering phone calls, ordering supplies, scheduling appointments and placing medical orders.
  Greeting patients and showing them to their examination rooms.
• Helping colleagues enter patient data into databases. Coordinate the network of information passing between healthcare personnel.
• Transcribing written medical orders from healthcare staff into a computer system.

• Provide support to the Optometrist in the field to meet the needs of the patient/customer.
• Maintain a professional approach and timely manner of all technician tasks required to guarantee ongoing business operations.
• Combined understanding of business procedures and guidelines with an applied knowledge of HIPAA and confidentiality regulations. (loss prevention and facility management)
• Compiles patient information, tests results, and other required documents for record keeping in order to organize billing data.
• Knowledge with different types of equipment to assist with medical procedures.

• Observe patients' behavior, monitor vital signs, listen to their concerns, and record their condition.
• Assist patients' with their activities of daily living.
• Keeping up the treatment area, preparing patients for therapy, assisting with transporting patients, and handling administrative tasks.

• Turning or moving patients.
• Gathering medical supplies.
• Bathing patients.
• Grooming patients by brushing their hair, teeth, shaving them, etc.
• Feeding patients and documenting their food and liquid intake.
• Checking vital signs such as blood pressure and heart rate.
  Answering patient calls.