Tysie Jensen

• Sanitized, restocked, and organized exam rooms and medical equipment.
• Directed patients to exam rooms, fielded questions, and prepared for physician examinations.
• Called and faxed pharmacies to submit prescriptions and refills.
• Provided compassionate care for patients, addressing their concerns and ensuring a positive experience.
• Followed up on any test results as directed by a physician.
• Scheduled appointments
• Ensured proper charting and documentation or all patient care activities including but not limited to immunizations, vitals, medications, treatments, orders, and referrals.
• Enhanced clinic efficiency by thoroughly documenting patient information and updating electronic health records.
• Taught patients about medications, procedures, and care plan instructions.
• Work with pediatric spcialists from Primary Childrens Hospital including: Cardiologists, Neurologists, Endocrinologists and Urologists.

• Monitor, maintain, and reconcile vaccine inventory, including expiration dates.
• Monitor temperature logs and monitor systems.
• Reconcile and maintain accurate EHR vaccine inventory.
• Order vaccines and ensure adequate inventory.
• Maintain users and train nursing staff.
• All reporting as required by the state immunization program.
• Maintain relations with state immunization program and participate in annual Quality Assurance review.
• Present immunization updates to physicians and nursing staff.
• Facilitated regular meetings with team members to discuss progress updates, address challenges, and brainstorm solutions for ongoing success.
• Participated in training at the local and state level.

At Super save Drug and Food, I had many roles. I started as a cashier and stocker, then moved to other positions including photo lab technician, shift manager, home medical and DME technician and pharmacy technician. My time ended there when the store closed in 2007.