Pamela L. Osterhoudt
**** ** **** **. 386-***-**** Cell
Ocala, FL 34479 *************@*****.*** Email
EDUCATION
**** *** - ****** ******** **************, Santa Fe College, Gainesville, Florida
2012 AA – General, St. Pete College, St. Petersburg, Florida
1985 Diploma – Northmont High School, Clayton, Ohio
EXPERIENCE
9/14 HEALTH PLANNING COUNCIL OF NORTHEAST FLORIDA, Daytona Beach,
to 10/14 FL (non-profit organization that is the lead agency for Ryan White Funds Part B, Aids Drug
Assistance Program and Housing Opportunities for Persons Living with AIDS)
Intern
Responsibilities: Created a peer manual for peers in the Ryan White Part B funds
program with HIV/AIDS. This peer manual was to instruct and motivate peers in educating new
clients or patients and helping them navigate the care system for their best health outcomes.
2/02 COLUMBIA COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD, Lake City, FL
to 11/13 (public school system)
Paraprofessional (Ft. White Elementary 8/08-11/13)
(Columbia City Elementary 8/02-8/08)
Responsibilities: Assisted teachers in material preparation, facilitated implementation of academic
instructional programs, classwork and assessments for students, maintained positive classrooms
environment and keep students on task, substituted in teacher’s absence, instructed and tutored
students one on one and in small groups, supervised students on the sidewalks before, during and
after school, loaded students into cars in the afternoon, supervised and assisted students in the
cafeteria and dismissed classes at the appropriate times, performed any other necessary duties
requested, maintained confidentiality of co-workers, students and families.
SAI Tutor (2/02-6/02)
Responsibilities: Tutored students one on one or in small groups that had low scores on the Florida
Comprehensive Assessment Test the previous year.
4/99 DANKA COPIER CORPORATION, St. Petersburg, FL
to 11/99 (copy machine company)
Collections Representative, Federal Collections Team
Responsibilities: Monitored federal accounts such as the FAA and IRS, called and inquired about
past due invoices, made notes on the account in the computer, located and printed microfiche copies
of invoices needed and faxed to the customers for processing, dun accounts in follow up cue.
PAMELA L. OSTERHOUDT
1/98 NATIONAL AVIATION, Clearwater, FL
to 4/99 (flight school, small aircraft repair, Sylvan testing center, small aircraft rental)
Office Manager
Responsibilities: Answered incoming calls, delivered sales pitch to prospective flight school
students, scheduled aircraft rentals, ordered fuel as needed, sold and ordered retail supplies, operated
Sylvan testing center, A/P, A/R, P/R, billing, reconciled three checking accounts, hired and fired
employees, processed all employment eligibility documents, trained and supervised weekend
employees.
8/96 FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK, Redington Shores, FL
to 1/98
Peak-time Teller
Responsibilities: Opened my home branch on Monday and Friday mornings with manager adhering
to safety protocol, opened the night deposit under dual control, recorded and processed the night
deposits, operated the remote drive-thru greeting customers, processing their transactions, cross-
selling banking services and products. Ordered branch supplies and floated to four other branches in
my cluster filling in absences for my cluster manager.
3/94 SALON AVANTE INC., Tampa, FL
to 2/97 (hair and nail salon)
Manager/Bookkeeper
Responsibilities: Managed the salon, stylists’ and receptionists’ schedules and ordered supplies.
Utilized effective advertising to promote services and ensure efficient return on investment.
Processed accounts receivable, accounts payable, payroll, monthly and quarterly sales and payroll
taxes, hired and fired employees processing the proper forms. Prepared bank deposits and
reconciled checking account.
3/90 AIRITE AIR CONDITIONING, Tampa, FL
to 3/94
Accounting Clerk
Responsibilities: Processed and verified time sheets for service technicians’ payroll. Created
monthly maintenance invoices and repair invoices utilizing work orders from technicians and a
purchase order system for parts. Maintained job cost files and closed them out at the end of each
contract calculating profit margin per store location. Followed up on collections according to aging
reports, faxed copies of missing invoices and recovered as much past due monies as possible.
Relieved receptionist on multi-line phone system for breaks and lunch. Assistant to the bookkeeper
and controller.
6/87 TAMPA BAY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, Tampa, FL
to 8/89
Accounting Clerk
Responsibilities: Customer service, research any disputes on individuals’ accounts or teller errors,
posted direct deposits to members’ accounts, retrieved microfiche copies of checks and statements,
represented credit union in court when documents were subpoenaed and required certification,
prepared general ledger entries, created and processed charge offs of uncollectible accounts
submitting them to the credit bureau, researched ATM disputes and cross-sell products to members.