Matthew Woodard

• Secured patient information and confidential medical records in compliance with HIPAA privacy rule standards to protect patient's privacy.
• Utilized knowledge of electronic medical record systems and medical terminology to perform diverse data entry tasks
• Filed safety reports, participated in disaster readiness drills, and received BLS training.
• Greeted patients and visitors in a professional, timely and efficient manner in addition to ascertaining their needs with urgency and compassion.
• Routinely interacted by phone and in person with many non-patients and non-medical personnel to perform miscellaneous job duties and maintain safety of workspace; i.e. Security, Police, Fire & Rescue, OSHA investigators

Job functions were mostly identical to recent BMC position; however the nature of working in Omaha at a Level 1 Trauma Center granted me much experience in regards to listening to dispatchers by radio or calling them to confirm incoming patients and establishing ETAs with police escorts, ambulances, life-flights, and various patient transfers.

• Pursued learning opportunities to advance knowledge and take on leadership position.
• Contributed to team success by completing jobs quickly and accurately.
• Though Nebraska Medicine has been my relevant career for the last 6 years in the Omaha Metro Area, I had also dedicated my time prior to employment there in miscellaneous freelance work such as in caregiving, youth mentorship programs such as SPEAK OUT, political activism and charitable causes, home improvement, construction and landscaping.
• At UNO I was an active member of the Pi Gamma Mu Fraternity in Social Sciences, the Sigma Iota Rho Fraternity in International Studies where I also worked as a Fraternity Treasurer and student fundraiser, and I was also a student organizer for the Model United Nations in 2010.