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Data Entry Call Center

Location:
Golden Beach, FL, 33160
Salary:
At least 19.00 per hr
Posted:
May 25, 2024

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LESLIE DIANE BLOODSAW

**** ** *** *****

Miami Gardens, FL 33055

Cell Phone: 305-***-****

WORK EXPERIENCE:

December 2023 – Current

Position: Substitute Teacher

Kelly Services

Miami, FL

Duties and Responsibilities:

Report to various school locations.

Interpret and implement lesson plans left by teachers.

Manage classroom activities and behavior.

Provide a written summary of daily activities to the permanent teacher.

November 2010 – May 2020 (Retired)

Position: Administrative Officer 2

Miami-Dade Corrections Department (Intake and Release Bureau)

2525 NW 62nd Street

Miami, FL 33147

Duties and Responsibilities:

Order supplies for three facilities.

Review and correct performance evaluations.

Records management which includes submitting paperwork to transfer records to the warehouse or paperwork for destruction of records.

Prepare various reports.

January 2006 – December 2015

Position: Home Agent

West at Home

Home Based

Duties and Responsibilities:

Take customers’ orders over the telephone.

Process order by taking shipping and payment methods.

Assist customers in searching for the items to be ordered.

November 2005 – November 2010

Position: Administrative Officer 2

Miami-Dade Police Department (Central Records Bureau)

9105 NW 25 Street

Miami, FL 33172

Duties and Responsibilities:

Supervision is exercised over 30 clerical and technician employees. Coordinate and direct the daily operations of two (2) units.

Leslie Bloodsaw

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Duties and Responsibilities (Continued):

Analyze administrative problems, recommend solutions, develop revised procedure and policy recommendations for the Bureau, and maintain contact with management and supervisory personnel within and outside the agency.

Perform, plan, and coordinate various administrative activities of a more complex nature such as assisting in budget preparation, purchasing, and expenditure controls.

April 2002 – November 2005

Position: Administrative Officer 1

Miami-Dade Police Department (Central Records Bureau)

Duties and Responsibilities:

Supervise one (1) unit which consists of 26 employees.

Conduct assigned research, procedural or administrative studies and projected budget planning for the unit.

Prepares narrative and statistical reports, proposing courses of action.

Prepare performance evaluations and disciplinary action reports.

February 2000 - April 2002

Position: Courtroom Clerk 2

Clerk of Courts Gerstein Justice Building

1351 NW 12 Street

Miami, FL 33125

Duties and Responsibilities:

Assemble and review case files for cases on court calendar

Ensure that case files are complete

Record summary information on cases during court sessions

Swear in witnesses, interpreters, and jurors during court sessions

Mark and disburse court exhibits and evidence and take custody of evidence in court

Respond to court questions regarding case file information

Enter into minutes all trial proceedings

Record verdicts, sentencing and information used to prepare court orders

Leslie Bloodsaw

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April 1993 - February 2000

Position: Police Computer Report Specialist III

Miami-Dade Police Department (Central Records Bureau/UCR Section)

Duties and Responsibilities:

Supervise four (4) employees

Review of data input of police case reports for completeness and accuracy

Prepare performance evaluations and disciplinary actions reports

Resolve problems with regards to incorrectly written reports

Maintain leave and attendance for payroll attendance record

Input offense/incident (O/I) Reports and supplements

June 1990 - April 1993

Position: Police Computer Reports Specialist II

Central Records Bureau/UCR Section

Duties and Responsibilities:

Research and enter data of criminal and non-criminal offense incident reports

Perform computer searches within Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) guidelines

Ensure accuracy of data for monthly, quarterly, and yearly reports prepared for Mayor's office

May 1989 - June 1990

Position: Communication Assistant

Miami Police Department

400 NW 2 Avenue

Miami, Florida 33127

Duties and Responsibilities

Answer incoming 911 calls

Input information into computer

Order wreckers, fire rescue, and other services to assist police officers in the field

Leslie Bloodsaw

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February 1985- May 1989

Position: Employment Interviewer

Florida Department of Labor and Employment Security

Job Service of Florida

7900 NW 30 Avenue

Miami, Florida 33142

Duties and Responsibilities:

Maintain case files

Assign occupational titles and codes

Screen applicants and refer to suitable employment

Make promotional telephone calls for job development

Interview food stamp applicants

Refer applicants with problems to counseling, testing for selective placement

File reports with Food Stamp office with regards to sanctions, hires and school schedules

Perform as back-up Data Entry Operator

February 1984 - February 1985

Position: Interviewing Clerk

Florida Department of Labor and Employment Security, Job Service of Florida

Duties and Responsibilities:

Interview food stamp applicants for food stamp eligibility

Screen and refer eligible applicants to job openings

Verify placements

EDUCATION

St. Thomas University, Miami Campus

Master of Science

Management Specialization Public Administration

December 2004

Barry University, Miami Campus

Bachelor of Science

Business Administration

December 2001

Leslie Bloodsaw

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Education (Continued)

Miami-Dade Community College

Associate in Science

Business Administration

May 1999

SKILLS

Microsoft Word, Windows 95/98/2000, XP, WordPerfect, Lotus 123, Excel, Access, Typing 50 wpm, Data Entry

AWARDS/CERTIFICATES

Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management May 2005

Graduate Certificate in Public Management May 2005

Civilian Supervisory Training Program, November 1994

Civilian Supervisory Training Program, September 1996

Supervisor Certification Program

Progressive Discipline

Proactive Performance Appraisal

Fair Employment Practices

Orientation to Personnel Procedures

Basic Management Skills

Complaint Counseling and Discipline Training

VOLUNTEER SERVICES

Sunday School Superintendent and Teacher

REFERENCES

Available Upon Request



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