Militza Vaughn

• Guide buyers and sellers through marketing and purchase process in Tucson and Southern Arizona.
• Evaluate property value, collect information, advertise properties, negotiate prices, and write contracts.
• Coordinated various aspects of real estate transactions such as inspections, appraisals and financing arrangements, minimizing delays and challenges for clients.
• Built lasting relationships with clients through excellent communication, personalized service, and dedication to their needs.

• Acted as liaison for Banner Health with Border Patrol, immigration and Customs enforcement (ICE) and foreign consulates.
• Lead identification of appropriate foreign hospital and coordinated multi-step medical transportation.
• Coordinated revenue cycle and productivity process focused on targeted departmental revenue cycle goals and productivity standards.
• Expanded role to provide international services coordination for several Banner facilities in Arizona included but no limited to Banner Phoenix, Baywood, Boswell and Banner Desert Medical Center.
• Established and strengthened relationship with Mexican authorities to maximize safe transfer of uninsured patients to facilities abroad.
• Utilized office/computer systems, operated technology, information and tools in seeing and implementing solutions.

• Provided psycho-educational and process oriented therapy to youth with substance abuse disorders.
• Acted as liaison and advocacy roles in community and Pima County Juvenile Court, crisis intervention and support.
• Implemented Motivational Enhancement Therapy in combination with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (MET/CBT) at TUSD schools for youth with substance abuse problems.
• Tracked progress and assessed results.

Operated in multiple functions in all departments:

• 2012-2014 Coordinator of Department of seized property and assets. Assisted individuals to recover their belongings and assets seized by Border Patrol. Inventory control of property recovered including monetary assets. Increased number of assets recovered by implementing new system with prisons and Border Patrol.
• 2008-2013 Liaison with Immigration authorities and hospitals within Pima and Pinal County. Assisted hospitalized people found in desert area and coordinated transfer to hospitals in Mexico.
• 2007-2008 Legal Department- Visited prisons to assist prisoners with administrative requests.
• 2006-2007 Passport Center- Processed passports, performed data entry and quality control.
• 2005 Mexican Interior Repatriation Program-Interviewed minors arrested by US Border Patrol. Coordinated repatriation to Mexico.