Business Development Coordinator

• Jan 2021 - Present

Research And Administrative Assistant

• Nov 2017 - Present

Recreation Assistant

• May 2017 - Nov 2017

I coordinate and implement exciting and entertaining activities for the residents in the Golden Oaks small home at Parker at Monroe. I ensure each resident's safety, as well as the documentation of their participation in activities.

Long-Term Care Management Intern

• Jan 2017 - Apr 2017

I spent the semester conducting human resources research project to understand how long-term care facilities hire/retain quality staff. This internship was part of my studies as a Public Health major at Rutgers University.

Assistant to the Business Administrator

• Sep 2016 - Nov 2017

Library Link NJ is the New Jersey Library Cooperative, assisting in inter-library communication and delivery.I assist in the office part-time with administrative work and various projects. Each month, I am responsible for managing the invoices for a million dollar delivery contract for the inter-library loan delivery system. In addition, I have had first-hand experience in facilitating communication between hundreds of libraries and other third parties, keeping record of their specific delivery schedules, and learning to resolve conflicts to ensure all of our client libraries maintain their trust that they are priority to our organization. Other responsibilities include processing and organizing data into spreadsheets, bookkeeping projects, filing, creating excel documents, answering phone calls, and negotiating various issues that arise when there are missed deliveries. In addition, I have participated in the coordination of programs and events that are organized by LibraryLink for libraries across the state. This position has enhanced my customer service, problem-solving, event planning, and data processing skills.

Tomorrow's Leaders Intern

• Jun 2016 - Aug 2016

Asbury Tower is a Springpoint Senior Living affordable housing community for low-income senior citizens. The building houses over 300 residents, providing a safe independent living space for seniors.As a summer intern, my position consisted mainly of managing the main office and working at the front desk each day. I learned from and helped with projects in different administrative departments, including those with the Marketing Director, Bookkeeper, Social Services Coordinator, Occupancy Specialist, and Executive Director. Working at the front desk, I was the first employee that residents, guests, and medical personnel interacted with upon entering or leaving the facility. I received and directed phone calls, greeted visitors, negotiated various issues, kept the office running smoothly, learned about how the community works and formed valuable relationships with residents. I had the opportunity to work very closely with the File Clerk at Asbury Tower, and assisted in organizing rent checks, filing, faxing and scheduling. I also worked closely with the Marketing Director and answered the rental questions of callers, submitted forms for background checks, and completed account verification paperwork for prospective renters.This experience fostered my appreciation for all of the effort necessary to run a long-term care facility, and I spent much of my time making connections with residents and their families. Each day was a unique experience, and I learned how to better resolve a wide range of conflicts, in addition to data processing, community outreach, filing, and other administrative duties.

Store Assistant

• Jan 2015 - Apr 2016

NJ Books was the off-campus discount textbook store at Rutgers University. I worked as a store assistant in which my responsibilities included customer service, retail, cashiering, social media, advertising, knowledge of the textbook database, receiving and processing invoices in the store textbook system, and working with students to find the correct coursebooks for their classes. NJ Books was the off-campus discount textbook store at Rutgers University. I worked as a store assistant in which my responsibilities included customer service, retail, cashiering, social media, advertising, knowledge of the textbook database, receiving and processing invoices in the store textbook system, and working with students to find the correct coursebooks for their classes.

Summer Intern

• Jun 2015 - Aug 2015

NJ Goals of Care is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the outreach and promotion of information regarding end of life care. The organization strives to inform the community that individuals can have a say in their health and medical treatments and are not required to obey their doctors' plans for treatment. End-of-life and hospice care is especially important to this philosophy, because it is ultimately up to the patient what he/she is willing to experience in terms of care.As an intern, I researched the effectiveness of education in end of life care, hospice treatments, and aging issues. I also explored the impact of the discipline in terms of educating the youth about end of life care and goals for their future in aging through research and creation, implementation, and distribution of a high school survey. The survey was designed to be understood by high school seniors to determine whether end of life care should be included in general health education classes in school. I was also responsible for the management of research, distribution, communication, and data collection for the survey, as well as the integration of the project in social media platforms.

Group Leader

• Jun 2012 - Aug 2014

Black Bear Lake Day camp is a luxury summer camp for children. The camp is a very large and complex facility, with many campers each summer. As a group leader, I managed a group of about 15 first grade girls day to day for three separate summers. The group leader is responsible for primarily ensuring the safety of the campers, dealing with conflicts, scheduling activities, meeting with parents, and providing a fun and stimulating summer experience for children. Black Bear Lake Day camp is a luxury summer camp for children. The camp is a very large and complex facility, with many campers each summer. As a group leader, I managed a group of about 15 first grade girls day to day for three separate summers. The group leader is responsible for primarily ensuring the safety of the campers, dealing with conflicts, scheduling activities, meeting with parents, and providing a fun and stimulating summer experience for children.