Here is a quick snapshot of my professional history.

A few additional details are available under the "more details" button. For more details about me, my work experience, and my education you can check out my LinkedIn profile.

Emergency Skills

Training Center Assistant
New York, NY
May 2019 to December 2020

I was a part of keeping people's workplaces safe and healthy. I helped schedule and organize CPR and other emergency response trainings and manage workplace AED programs. Through this American Heart Association Training Center I was a Basic Life Support Instructor.

  • Assisted with the creation of training and promotional materials.
  • Performed data entry and led collaborative initiatives involving proprietary client database.
  • Scheduled training for existing and prospective clients.
  • Coordinated meetings and scheduling for program manager.

Town of Secaucus

Administrative Assistant, Town Clerk's Office
Secaucus, NJ
April 2018 to May 2019

Much like my first Clerk's office experience, I helped residents obtain various permits and licenses, request public records, and find the departments or agencies that met their needs. This position afforded me more opportunity to directly assist the Clerk and Deputy Clerk and learn about their responsibilities.

  • Processed and issued licenses and permits in accordance with State and local regulations.
  • Corresponded with internal and external attorneys about Open Public Records Act compliance.
  • Various clerical duties for the Clerk and Deputy Clerk.

Town of Secaucus

Program Director, Drug Free Communities Grant
Secaucus, NJ
July 2017 to May 2019

Managing a grant from the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), I worked with paid staff and community members to advocate for and implement population level changes in our community to prevent underage substance use and abuse.

  • Generated action plan in partnership with grant Program Coordinator.
  • Managed budget and planning for grant funds in accordance with grant spending requirements while adapting to community needs.
  • Reported to federal monitor on spending and activities.

Town of Secaucus

Administrative Assistant, Health Department
Secaucus, NJ
April 2018 to September 2016

While a lot of what I worked on involved record keeping and regulations, through internal and external collabortive initiaives, I was also an integral part of my community's health and wellness.

  • Processed and issued health licenses in accordance with State and local regulations.
  • Prepared Board of Health Agendas for monthly open public meetings.
  • Reconciled bank accounts for licensing fees.
  • Streamlined and organized record keeping to improve the process of finding and accessing reports, inspections, and other necessary documents.

Cape May

Keyboarding Clerk I, City Clerk's Office
Cape May, NJ
May 2015 to September 2016

The City Clerk's office is much like the 'home page' of City Hall- any information you need to find you can obtain from or be directed to by the Clerk's Office. I helped residents and visitors obtain various permits and licenses, request public records, and find the departments or agencies that met their needs.

  • Performed records management (inventory and destruction) in accordance with State regulations.
  • Processed and issued licenses in accordance with State and local regulations.

Cape May

Secretary, Shade Tree Commission
Cape May, NJ
May 2015 to September 2016

Public commissions made up of volunteers that meet monthly need a consistent person to organize their documents and resources for the public. I had the pleasure of being that person while with the City of Cape May.

  • Prepared Agendas and Minutes for monthly open public meetings.
  • Prepared reports on spending and activities for Town Council and Administration.

Environmental & Technical Services

Account Manager, Lower Township Municipal Utility Authority
Woodbine, NJ
May 2011 to May 2015

Balancing professional employment alongside college coursework allowed me an additional learning opportunity in my position with Environmental and Technical Services. My time there taught me valuable lessons in hard skills like record keeping and data entry, as well as soft skils like effective communication, empathy, and teamwork.

  • Managed utility billing and collections for the Authority.
  • Recorded payments from residents in corresponding utility account.
  • Settled billing disputes between residents and the Authority.
  • Trained new employees on position procedures for various accounts.
  • Entered water meter readings and metadata into billing software.