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A positive, dependable, organized, detailed-oriented, problem solving, independent worker, and collaborative team player

To obtain a permanent position as Smith & Nephew's Product Communications Specialist

Surgical Product Technician I 12/22/2014-Present Adecco USA, Inc., Memphis, TN
Contract employee for Smith & Nephew, Inc., Cordova, TN
Tasks of x-ray image storage and retrieval, case assignments selection, ensuring x-ray images identifiers correspond to cases, stitching multiple x-ray images into one acceptable image, image acceptance/rejection evaluation, email correspondence, and maintaining x-ray stitches database (excel) log
Radiologic Technologist 2006-10 Radiographics Mobile X-Ray, Inc., Memphis, TN
Performance of with/without contrast portable & table x-ray procedures in tri-state area serving institutions & homebound, film/digital images processing & storage via teleradiology/RIS/PACS, EKG & Holter monitoring, prn substitution at Shelby Co. Health Dept., and Arlington Dev. Ctr., customer service, telecommunications, emailing, faxing, copying, filing, prepared patients' work orders for radiologists, outdated film disposal, bulk mailings, and prn dispatching …show more content…
Private Duty Elder Care Sitter 2014 Clients - Zelle Lee and Marilyn Carlisle
Tended to clients' family members' needs and assisted with ADLs
Graphic Artist and Web Designer 2002-14 Self-Employed
Created and maintained websites, and produced prepress graphics
Office Administrator 1997-99 Memphis Intermodal Transportation, Inc., Memphis, TN
Responsibilities included accounts receivable, freight billing, collections, bank deposits preparation, telecommunications, customer service, daily/monthly profit & loss reports, monthly sales reports, bills discrepancy resolution, filing, faxing, and

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