Medical Sales Representative

Joseph J. McLeroy

Phone: 713-***-****

Address: ***** ******** ** *******, ** 77429

Email: *********@*******.***

Objectives

To earn a position as a research assistant or any position that uses the vast knowledge that

I have learned in the field of biology and science.

Education

Graduated with my Bachelor’s Degree in Biology at Baylor University

3.59 cumulative GPA (2013)

• 3 consecutive semesters on the Baylor University dean’s list

Organizational Experience

A merican Medical Student Association

(Sept 2009 –present)

Among the basic information presenting abut medical schools, being a

member of this organization has presented me with many different ways to

becoming a better doctor in a very exciting field. The organization consists of

meetings that explain to students about what to expect in the coming years in

t he medical field, what professions are growing, and what would be the

p roper way to becoming accepted at a medical school one day.

Member of the Baylor University Medical Ethics Discussion Society (May

2009- present)

This organization has illustrated to me that sometimes i t takes more to being

a doctor than just t reating a patient. This organization consists of medical

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speakers from around the state of Texas and discussion groups that illustrate

t he growing conflicts a doctor must deal with when t reating a patient.

W hether i t is due to someone’s religion, conflicts with other doctors, or just

t heir lack of the ability to pay, the organization helps us determine how to

become a better person rather than just a better doctor.

Discussion Leader of the Baylor University Medical Ethics discussion Society

( April 2010- present )

As a discussion leader of the organization, the job requires that I research the

i mportant issues that a physician may come across while practicing medicine,

or even as a premedical student. Once the proper research for an issue is done

t hat the organization as whole considers to be important for discussion, we

administer the information to every member of the group for our weekly

d iscussions. As the leader, I proctor the heated debates and act as a catalyst

w hile allowing the members of the group to discuss how they feel would be

t he best way to go about handling some of the most personal issues that a

person, let alone a doctor. As a discussion leader, it helps develop my

communication skills and the ability to handle constant conflict while also

u nderstanding that there is more than one way to handle a situation.

Member of the Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society ( May

2010-present )

As a member of the fraternity, I have shown to the campus administration

and the heads of the group that I excel in my academics and strive to be the

best student I can be. As a member of the group, one must have a collective

GPA of at least 3.5 and take more than 12 hours a semester. Along with a

g reat academic record, the organization puts a huge amount of work into

community service, many of which I assist in. With this organization, the key

goal of the group is to show that not only are our academics what define a

person, but their actions outside of the classroom as well.

Member of the National Society of Collegiate scholars

( M ay 2010-present)

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A n ational organization that recruits, what they believe, are the best

academically exemplary students in the collegiate system. The organization

believes in creating leaders for tomorrow by teaching them what that means

t oday. Which meetings that consist of building public speaking, positive

r elationships among members, and intellectual enlightenment, the

organization proves to be very important in developing my desire to be a

scholar. Also, the organization gets its members to attend several lectures a

year in order to help fur ther our passion for the fields by which we are

s tudying.

Baylor University Medical Ethics Discussion Society Hospice Committee

(Sept 2011-present)

As a member of the Hospice Commit tee, the job mandates that I help

schedule times with the nearby Hospice service in Waco, TX. Along with

scheduling, I volunteer and assist at said hospice and bring fellow volunteers

t o the building once every other week. As a member of the board, it is

i mportant to understand the field that we are going into is not always a

w inning battle, and the most important thing to consider is the person that

you’re t reating, not just the physical ailment they have. Also, even though the

patient may be in their worst position physically and/ or mentally, they

deserve comfort and company just like any other person.

Ambassador for the Summer Medical and Dental Education Program

(Sept 2011-present)

A fter my internship for the Summer Medical and Dental Education Program, I applied

and attained the ambassador position for the program for Baylor University. There are

many ways in which Ambassadors help the National Program Office including:

• Attend national meetings and conferences with the National Program Office

and program sites.

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• At appropriate opportunities share information about SMDEP and the

i mportance of completing an enrichment program as part of preparing for

medical or dental school.

• Work with the pre-health advisor at your school to attend career fairs and

conferences.

• Encourage students to visit the SMDEP Web site to read about the program,

review the program sites, and begin the application process.

• Serve as a mentor throughout the application process by advising applicants

t o request t ranscripts and recommendations early and to submit their

completed online application by the SMDEP deadline of March 1.

M ember of Alpha Epsilon Delta

(Sept 2011-present)

I am also a member of the Alpha Epsilon delta pre medical/dental honor

society.

Participated in an internship at the University of Texas Medical School in Houston under

t he Summer Medical and Dental educational Program. The prgram was a six week

excursion into the day to day life of what it was like to be a medical or dental student, such

as coursework (which focued on MCAT based courses), out- of-class activities(such as

working daily in the gross anatomy lab), and overall helping us understand what it takes to

be accepted into medical school.

Laboratory Experience

Taken required classes at Baylor University that involve the use of various

l ab techniques including:

• Gel Electrophoresis

• Southern Blotting

• Western blotting

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• Chromatography

Work Experience

B ake Shoppe and Café (Nov 2008-

A ug 2009)

Waiter

My position consisted of everything from waiting and cleaning tables along

w ith the upkeep of the ki tchen and the rest of the restaurant. Preparing

t he restaurant for opening and closing while making sure the customers were

t aken care of.

Nike Outlet Store (May 2010 –

A ug 2010)

Sales Representative

Work consisted of the interaction with customers and the desired sales

t ransactions. Along with this, I was to personally take care of my

r espective section of the store and make sure that customer satisfaction was

p riority..

Newks Restaurant (May 2012-

Sept 2012)

Cashier

Worked as a cashier and also waiting tables as needed. I also was on the

s taging team for both opening the restaurant and closing the restaurant.

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Skills

• Academic experience

• Leadership skills that span from the organizations I work in to the study groups that I

contribute in.

• Possess Public speaking skills

• Experienced in laboratory setting

• Passionate about work and finding ways to improve myself.

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