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I am a professional administrative supporter for various career fields, such as: Receptionist, Administrative Assistant, Customer Service Representative, Legal Secretary, and various others. My legal, clerical, and customer service skills combined results in me being able to achieve as a quick learner, dedicated team member, and the ability to promote great client relations. Being involved in the clerical and customer service field for eight years and attending the best colleges that Ohio has to offer; has helped me to understand how to deal with unsatisfied clients or customers, how to handle being under pressure, and how to delegate tasks in a timely manner.
Transport foster children to and from visitations in Franklin County.
Provide overnight care for Franklin County foster parents
Supply day care services for Franklin County Parents
Create an in-home supervision approach for all children in the foster care system.
Scheduled client appointments.
• Faxed necessary documents.
• Answered multi-line phone system.
• Retrieved faxes.
• Filed legal documents.
Created client files.
Handled client intake.
Assisted attorneys within the firm.
Distributed daily mail.
Maintained daily calendar.
Drafted client letters.
Submitted and reviewed dictations.
Prepared day care invoices and client receipts.
Created day care files and folders.
Organized day care files and toddler records.
Typed client letters.
Distributed the daily mail.
Shipped the daily mail.
Ordered day care equipment.
Monitored day care infants and toddlers.
Prearranged mortgage documents and records.
Processed client information.
Operated a variety of office machinery.
Assisted supervisors and mortgage consultants.
Prepared daily shipments.
Entered customer's contact information into the computer system.
Keyed inbound orders into the order database.
Promoted magazine sales.
Issued customer's magazine orders.
Responded to consumer’s questions and concerns.
Practiced efficient client relations/customer satisfaction.
