Robin Cannon
**** ****** ***** *******, ** *****
972-***-**** *******@***.***
OBJECTIVE: To obtain a position where I can use the knowledge obtained from my previous positions in the medical field along with my
recently earned degree to benefit and grow within a company and to build a professional relationship.
WORK HISTORY
T-System, Inc (bedside charting solution for physicians and nurses) Dallas, Texas 1997 to 2010
Project Specialist
Creating orders from client template change requests
Monitoring workload of techs to ensure enough time to do projects
Editing database when necessary
Answer rotating phone schedule
Reviewing work of techs to ensure clients request and/or prototype is sent out correctly
Administrative Assistant to VP of Operations
Take and file notes for department meetings.
Post employment opportunities on line, temp agencies, newspapers, and/or magazine circulation- when applicable.
Maintain, organize, and submit personal charges for department manager.
Verify A/P invoices for department, get sign off, deliver to A/P
Answered sales calls to open the line of communication with potential clients.
Communicated with the consultants regarding implementation.
Researched & reserved hotels, flights, and car rental for consultants
Human Resources Coordinator
Act on and monitor all HR functions, rules, laws, and regulations
Post employment opportunities on line, temp agencies.
Follow up on resumes submitted for interviews
Maintain and manage all employee personnel files
Sort and deliver daily mail for Client Services Department
Negotiate with vendors for lower fees when possible
Baylor Hospital Irving, Texas 1988 to 1997
Emergency Department Unit Secretary
Input all physicians’ orders
Called specialists when requested by ER physician for follow up
Printed off T-Sheets when stock was low
Worked as a patient aide and/or transporter when needed
Worked as a registration clerk when needed
Patient Aide
Obtained and recorded patient vital signs
Bathed, fed, and kept patients as comfortable as possible
Changed bedding and/or turned patients routinely
Cleaned dressings and/or wounds when necessary
Medical Records Clerk (PRN)
Alphabetized and put in numerical order patient records
Filed patient records in permanent files
Scanned files to Microfilm
EDUCATION
Associates in Medical Billing and Coding May 2009
Colorado Technical University Colorado Springs, CO