Experience

ProActive Physical Therapy

• United States
• Health, Wellness & Fitness
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Shadowing

  • May 2022 - Present

  Shadowing DPT Drew Nelson at the Manlius ProActive Physical Therapy branch entails watching him interact with patients and learning new information about rehabilitation science. Shadowing DPT Drew Nelson at the Manlius ProActive Physical Therapy branch entails watching him interact with patients and learning new information about rehabilitation science.



University of Pittsburgh

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Recreation Facility Attendant

  • Sep 2021 - Present

  The Facility Attendant acts as the front facing staff member of the Campus Recreation department. As a Facility Attendant, you could work in any of the following Campus Recreation facilities; Baierl Student Recreation Center, Trees Hall ground level fitness center, Pitt Sports Dome, Bellefield Hall fitness center, and the William Pitt Union 3rd floor fitness center. The Facility Attendant is responsible for enforcing all policies and guidelines established for the participants of Pitt Campus Recreation. They will also be providing onsite coverage for the operation of the facility under the prescribed operating procedures on duty. Facility Attendants must take control in emergency situations, clean fitness equipment, record fitness center data, confront patrons who are not following policies and guidelines, settle disputes, and answer all inquiries. Primary duties include, but are not limited to: - Provide courteous customer service - Act as a first responder in case of any emergency - Record and report incident forms - Answer general questions and phone calls regarding rec facilities - Be familiar with services that the Campus Recreation department offers - Prepare the facilities for opening and closing - Control access to rooms, equipment, and the facility itself - Complete head counts and fitness center inspections as necessary - Maintain a tidy fitness center by putting equipment back where it belongs and encourage patrons to do the same Manage the equipment check-out process - Complete cleaning responsibilities to maintain a clean and safe environment - Other duties as assigned. In no particular order this position requires the following skills: excellent customer service, punctuality, communication, general math skills, Microsoft Office, team collaboration and a general interest in fitness, health and well-being..



Town Of Manlius Recreation

• United States
• Education Administration Programs
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Camp Counsellor

  • Jun 2019 - Aug 2021

  Each summer I work at the Town of Manlius Recreation Department's Playground Program as a Camp Counsellor. My job was to arrive on time and clock in, stay with my group of Kindergarteners and First-Graders the whole day through different time block and entertain them with games, clock out and clean up. This job is very important to me because as a young child I attended this camp and made some of the best memories of my childhood and I want to provide the same for the kids now! Each summer I work at the Town of Manlius Recreation Department's Playground Program as a Camp Counsellor. My job was to arrive on time and clock in, stay with my group of Kindergarteners and First-Graders the whole day through different time block and entertain them with games, clock out and clean up. This job is very important to me because as a young child I attended this camp and made some of the best memories of my childhood and I want to provide the same for the kids now!



Fayetteville-Manlius Little League

• Umpire

  • Mar 2017 - Jun 2019

  The Fayetteville-Manlius Little League hired me when I was in 8th grade to be an umpire for their AA (Double A League). My job is to know the rules of the game and to apply certain training skills to help younger kids play the game at a better pace. I wanted to be an umpire because when I was younger I remember thinking how cool it was that kids umpired my games. The job taught me to deal with angry parents and to play by the rules. The Fayetteville-Manlius Little League hired me when I was in 8th grade to be an umpire for their AA (Double A League). My job is to know the rules of the game and to apply certain training skills to help younger kids play the game at a better pace. I wanted to be an umpire because when I was younger I remember thinking how cool it was that kids umpired my games. The job taught me to deal with angry parents and to play by the rules.