Job Search Status
Open to workDesired start date: Immediately
Desired Job Title
Volunteer - Early Intervention ClinicCashierWork Type
Part TimeFull TimeLocation Preference
On-SiteRemoteHybridLocation: NEW YORK, NY
Open to relocation: No
Open To Work
Nague Diawara
NEW YORK
Work Preference
Summary
Organized and dependable service provider with experience in customer service and working with children in structured environments. Strong communication and organizational skills with the ability to manage responsibilities efficiently and maintain professionalism in fast-paced settings.
Overview
4
4
years of professional experience
Work History
Volunteer - Early Intervention Clinic
New York Center for Infant & Toddlers (NYCIT)
New York
01.2025 - 03.2025
- Assisted staff during therapy sessions and supported daily activities
- Supported children during activities under staff supervision
- Helped maintain a safe and organized environment for children
- Communicated respectfully with staff and families
- Assisted with preparation and cleanup of materials and activity areas
Cashier
Western Beef
New York
07.2021 - 10.2022
- Operated cash register and handled cash, credit, and debit transactions accurately
- Provided customer service by greeting customers and assisting with purchases
- Maintained a clean and organized checkout area
- Assisted with bagging items and ensuring customer satisfaction
- Answered customer questions and directed them to store departments when needed
- Managed long lines efficiently in a fast-paced environment
- Followed store procedures for payments, returns, and exchanges
Education
Bachelor's degree - Psychology, communication, human behavior
The City College of New York
New York, NY06.2026
Skills
- Customer service
- Professional communication
- Team collaboration
- Interpersonal skills
- Time management
- Computer proficiency
Timeline
Volunteer - Early Intervention Clinic
New York Center for Infant & Toddlers (NYCIT)
01.2025 - 03.2025
Cashier
Western Beef
07.2021 - 10.2022
Bachelor's degree - Psychology, communication, human behavior
The City College of New York