Experience

ITF Technologies

• Canada
• Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Production Operator

  • Feb 2019 - Present

  Currently on maternity leave Currently on maternity leave



Upwork

• Medical Records Reviewer

  • Apr 2017 - Jun 2018



Accolade Consultants

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

• Medical Records Reviewer

  • Mar 2017 - Apr 2018



Shearwater Health

• Hospitals and Health Care
• 500 - 600 Employee

• Physician Review Prep Nurse

  • Sep 2014 - Jan 2017

  -Performs utilization review activities and reviews according to guidelines. -Determines medical necessity of each request by applying appropriate medical criteria to first level reviews and utilizing state or state recommended guidelines -Ensures that documentation is clear, concise, and meets established specifications. Documentation must be grammatically correct with proper punctuation, capitalization, and grammar -Communicates with team to review issues/concerns to ensure that there is appropriate workflow, communication, and documentation on each file -Works and completes partial prep, chronologies, and full prep as assigned -May provide guidance and coaching to other utilization review nurses and participate in the orientation of newly hired utilization nurses -Performs other duties as assigned Show less



Wipro

• India
• IT Services and IT Consulting
• 700 & Above Employee

• Quality Analyst

  • May 2010 - Jan 2014



Elisa R. Ochoa Memorial Maternity & General Hospital

• Butuan City

• Emergency Room Nurse/ Floor Nurse

  • Feb 2008 - Sep 2009

  Registered Nurses (RNs) comprise the largest group of healthcare workers. Work directly with patients and their families. Primary point of contact between the patient and the world of health care, both at the bedside and in out-patient settings. Performs frequent patient evaluations, including monitoring and tracking vital signs, performing procedures such as IV placement, phlebotomy, and administering medications. Because the RN is much more regular contact with patients than are physicians, the RN is usually first to notice problems or raise concerns about patient progress. Show less