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Jane Drendall Ryan

631-***-****/************@*****.***

Mastic Beach, NY 11951

https://www.LinkedIn.com/jane.d.ryan

Professional Summary

A highly motivated and detail-oriented professional with 15 of experience in radiation therapy, 8 years in addictions therapy and 15 years as a medical secretary. Demonstrated expertise in leadership, public speaking, and a proven ability to follow through with projects. A strong commitment to excellence and innovation.

Skills

Proofreading

Time Management

Positivity

Organization

Professional Experience

Overnight Counselor

Through years of experience, I developed the ability to connect deeply with clients and colleagues, cultivating meaningful relationships and fostering growth. My dedication to creating impactful solutions reflected a commitment not just to professional success but also to holistic well-being, which has been a consistent theme throughout my career.

Outreach, Brentwood, NY; September 2019 – November 2021

Addictions Counselor

Seafield Center, Patchogue, NY (M-F) and Westhampton Beach (weekends);

May 2016 – Oct 2016

Counselor

Phoenix House, Wainscott, NY; March 2015 – September 2015

Internship

Maryhaven Center of Hope, Riverhead, NY; January 2013 – March 2014

Pharmaceutical Sales Representative

QK Healthcare, Bellport, NY; January 2013 – March 2014

Contact Service Representative

Internal Revenue Service, Holtsville, NY; November 2010 – June 2011

Enumerator

U.S. Census Bureau, Riverhead, NY; January 2009 – November 2010

Radiation Therapist

The highlight of my career life! I adored this work. Radiation actually cures cancer as the energy beam strikes the cancer cells and either annihilates them or cripples the ones it hits; and the cancer cells do not know how to repair. The normal cells that happen to get in the way do have the intelligence to repair. Every body tissue has a radiation limit and when this tolerance is respected, radation is safe as the tissue is then capable of total repair in that area. Every patient typically arrived at the clinic for about 6 weeks on a daily basis, so relationships were formed. It was an incredibly rewarding experience. I worked in several clinics, but the highlight of my career was in a small clinic in a Russian neighborhood in Brooklyn, where the patients loved me, and taught me to speak Russian, and claimed my hands were “gold”. I will never forget those days. In a clinic in the Bronx, I learned a lot about the spirit world. The veterans became very attached to us (the therapists) because a lot of them were traumatized from combat, and many did die from their cancers. And quite a few had a very specific way to return to the cllinic on the day that they died to say goodbye that we all witnessed. We did not see a ghost, but we got a definite sign, several times, that we could not deny.

Supervising Secretary

North Shore University Hospital, Manhasset, NY; October 1975 – January 1995

I began as a medical secretary assisting the office manager (we became great friends, God rest her soul); I took a sabbatical some time inbetween when I had my son in 1982. I returned and later was granted tuition reimbursement where I went to school for Radiologic Technology during the day and became the Supervising Secretary at night.

Education

Associates Degree

Nassau Community College

Garden City, New York

January 1992 – September 1994

Bachelors of Science in Counseling, with an Emphasis in Alcoholism, Substance Abuse, and Chemical Dependency

2010-2014

Online, Grand Canyon University, Phoenix, Arizona

Grade Point Average 3.9; Summa Cum Laude with Presidents’ letters

Volunteer Work

Disaster and Humanitarian Relief

Mormon Helping Hands

South Shore Long Island following Hurricane Sandy

Dates: November 2012

Cleaning up rubbish

Tearing down drywall

Delivering food and clothing to homeless shelters

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