Experience

Uniontown Hospital

• Hospitals and Health Care
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Diagnostic Imaging Coder/Analyst Supervisor / Radiology

  • May 1980 - Present

  I began in Nursing in 1980 and transferred to radiology in 1981 and worked there until 1999 when I decided to exsplore another career and returned to radiology in 2008 until present. I began in Nursing in 1980 and transferred to radiology in 1981 and worked there until 1999 when I decided to exsplore another career and returned to radiology in 2008 until present.



CSX Transportation Intermodal

• Truck Transportation
• 400 - 500 Employee

• Conductor/Yardmaster

  • May 1999 - May 2005

  Conductor..•Ensure compliance with all train orders, signals, and railroad rules and regulations for safety, operations, and the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA)•Review instructions from dispatchers and yardmasters, and discuss with locomotive engineer and train crew•Inspect all equipment on cars prior to departures•Receive and transmit information by radio and telephone•Read and understand bulletins, work orders, and switch lists•Assist and instruct train crews to couple and uncouple cars, operate switches, and make minor repairs to railcars, including replacing heavy couplings or air brake hoses•Work with customers to ensure accurate movement and placement of cars•Maintain awareness of surrounding area and suspicious activity to ensure rail safety•Operate locomotive equipment through the use of remote control device.•Comprehend color and/or hand signals and systems•Quickly and repeatedly make precise adjustments in moving the controls of a machine or vehicle to exact positions•Quickly respond (with the hand, finger, or foot) to visual symbols, signals and displays (sound, light, picture, etc.)Yardmaster...The main duties of a railroad yardmaster are to delegate work, provide directions, and keep records regarding schedules, routes, destinations and cargo content. Communication is conducted using special equipment or hand signals. They also keep engineers informed of route changes, cargo content and schedules, and let them know when to start and stop trains, or change speeds. Railroad yardmasters inform workers when to add or remove railcars, switch tracks or reroute traffic.