Chukwunonyelem Nzeli
***** ***** ****** **., ***. 2b, Laurel, MD, 20708, *****@****.***, 301-***-****
EDUCATION
University of Maryland, Baltimore County Expected to Graduate: Dec 2010
Bachelor of Arts Major: Health Administration and Policy
Major GPA: 3.1 Worked 28 hours a week as a full-time student
Course Work: Survey of U.S Health Care System, Social Bases of Public Health and Community
Health, Marketing, Accounting, Management, Global Issues in Health and Disease, Health
Regulation and Quality Improvement, Research Method in Health, Health Care Organization and
Delivery.
Special Projects:
Safety Education Presentation (Spring 2009): Discussed issues of public health related to auto
safety with children and parents at Port Discovery in Baltimore.
Geo Journal Presentation (Fall 2009): Researched and presented the policy implications of
diseases in South Africa and how they affect health workers, the culture, health status, and
demographics.
SKILLS
Computer Skills: Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint
Languages: Igbo (Nigerian language)
First Aid and CPR certified
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Medical Reserve Corp Coordinator Assistant
Prince George’s Health Department, Largo, Maryland September 2010- Present
• Reach out to community leaders to build awareness for community health campaign
• Helped in planning and implementing community health programs
• Assisted in the volunteer orientation training courses for the health department
• Coordinate volunteers for current health activities.
• Help to advertise the MRC program online
Residential Counselor
Symbral Foundation, Silver Spring, Maryland. March 2008- September 2008
ResCare, Lanham, Maryland March 2007-October 2007
• Trained and taught mentally disabled adults and children with daily activities
• Provided social activities
• Organized events for the individual
Clerical Assistant
Prince Georges Community College, Largo, Maryland. June 2005- June 2006
• Handled questions that relate to the program A.L.A.N.A (African, Latin, Asian, Native American)
• Resolved problems and complaints in the program
• Developed ability to communicate and work effectively in a diverse setting
• Developed strong interpersonal skills.
CITIZENSHIP STATUS
• U.S. citizen