Noah Garwood

• Prepare hundreds of gallons of chemicals from concentrate per day including insecticides, fungicides, disease treatments, fertilizers, and nutrient additives
• Treat dozens of trees and ornamental plants daily along federal, state, and company policy
• Identify all trees and ornamental plants requiring treatment
• Understand and avoid treating plants that are sensitive to specific chemicals and/or treatments
• Operate large vehicle with up to800 gallons of water on board safely
• Provide high quality customer service
• Took classes to certify to PHC3 technician

• Established our company’s Spotted Lanternfly treatment program:

Designed an improved Spotted Lanternfly trap that saved the company approximately $50 per tree in materials; Taught other technicians how to make and install Spotted Lanternfly traps; Established effective pesticide application schedule and methodology based on Spotted Lanternfly life stages and ecology

• Created study guides for organization to help other technicians become licensed more quickly
• Provided a high standard of customer service and quality for all clients
• Obtained most 5-star reviews within set initiative time of all technicians
• Performed inspections of a client's property and sold program(s) based on the pest pressures in their area
• Maintained inventory and equipment needed each week
• Obtained my NJ Applicator's license and certification in8 extra categories including IPM in schools

• Created and maintained several databases
• Improved and automated analysis process to reduce report generation time from 4 weeks to 3 days, began new initiatives with saved time
• Assisted in goal establishment and achievement using statistical analysis:

Found that time from EKG performance to interpretation was our largest area of time loss and set reasonable goals for improvement over time

• Generated data summary sheets and presentations to help expedite patient pathway:

Reduced time from patient intake to care for chest pain patients by30 minutes through statistical analysis of collected data and direct observation of patient pathway

• Recommended and implemented courses of action to achieve our established goals:

Established new method for ordering multiple tests at once as well as new overhead code call for chest pain patients

• Monitored heart catheterizations while maintaining a record of procedure events in real-time
• Assisted in setting up and cleaning catheterization room
• Performed EKG’s, blood draws, recorded vitals, assisted in various tasks in the ER
• Took on-call shifts for catheterization lab monitoring when assigned
• Volunteer activities:

Patient Care Committee: Started and ran shoe drive for patients arriving to the hospital without shoes in the winter

HAZMAT team: On-call to set up perimeter, advise emergency room, make first contact with EMS, and remove hazardous materials from contaminated patients arriving to the hospital

• Received up to 15 orders from customers a day
• Picked up orders from restaurants
• Completed on-time deliveries by choosing best and most efficient routes.

• Prepared steaks, pastas, and side dishes within 20 minutes
• Prepared ingredients and station in morning
• Maintained accurate expiration date labels on stored produce
• Cleaned kitchen and put away extra ingredients at end of day

• Checked incoming package labels to make sure they were in the right truck
• Securely packed several UPS tractor trailers from back to front per day
• Sorted and distributed packages weighing over80 lbs or with an irregular shape by hand

• Tracked and handled state and federally listed turtle species (spotted and box turtles) via radio telemetry
• Monitored turtle nesting behavior for hours at a time without disturbing the nesting individual
• Recorded and submitted in-field data
• Assisted in lab work
• Collected data on and monitored turtle nests
• Logged new data on and added new individuals to survey