Sarah Davis

while i was employed under cox health as a surgical services assistant, i worked alongside anesthesiologists, surgical techs, and RNs in the operating room setting. I was responsible for helping turnover the OR for the next case, stocking omni cells, stocking fluids and blankets, preparing fluids for the anesthesiologists and prepping limbs. If needed, i would help position and flip patients once under anesthetic, and if anyone in the OR needed help, under what we were able to do, we were paged to help

I work independently for my husband as his secretary. This is our family owned business, and i am responsible for typing up quotes and invoices for the company. I am also in charge of collecting payment, and marking invoices as paid. This role is something i do for our family business on my own time, and as needed.

While employeed at Cox health as a unit secretary i was working on 300 west, which is a pulmonary unit, as the secretary. In 2011, the physicians would write out hand written orders, which i would be in charge of charting for them and making sure they were carried out in a timely manner. I was also in charge of an answering the telephone, faxing papers as needed, making photo copies, and if a patient needed appointments made prior to discharge i would make those for the patients.

while employeed for T-Mobile call center in springfield, missouri i was in charge of answering incoming call volumes. Once the call was initiated, i would handle a variety of tasks including billing issues, technical services, trouble shooting phones, and general customer issues with their cell phone and/or cell phone service. This job could be very busy and fast paced at times, so time management was a must. I was also pulled for floor support, from time to time, which i would help other customer service reps if they had questions regarding what they were doing with their tasks.