Seamstress

Shirley Moss-Martin

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Birmingham, AL 35215

Cell: 205-***-****

Home Phone: 205-***-****

Email: *******@*****.***

WORK EXPERIENCE

The Village Stitchery, INC.

Birmingham, AL 06/2007-08/2007 Salary: 8.00 USD Per Hour

Hours per week: 24

Customer Service Sales Rep/Embroidering Machine Operator

Served as customer service and sales representative for the boutique which specialized in toddlers clothing as well as monogrammed gifts and accessories.Answered telephone inquiries from customers.Assisted customers with embroidery designs, monogram lettering, sizes and styles, making suggestions when necessary.Opened store and counted money drawer from prior day sales. Subtracted, logged and filed along with sales receipts any money over the amount kept in money drawer daily. Operated credit/debit card and check cashing machine for customers paying with cards or checks.Operated computer for sales, to show customers different designs, fonts and colors, and to down load customer’s choice of monogram and embroidery to be used in embroidery machine. Logged in each sale noting customers name, amount of purchase and form of payment.Logged in merchandise to be monogrammed or embroidered. Logged out and notified customers when merchandise was completed.Operated computerized SWF/B-1501T single and double head commercial embroidery machines using Dakota collectibles embroidering software.Closed boutique, printed out end of day sales receipt history

Supervisor’s Name: B.J. Galloway

Supervisor’s Phone: 205-***-****

Seiko’s Sewing & Alterations 11/2005-9/2006

BIRMINGHAM, AL Salary: 10.00 per hour

Hours per week: 32-40

Seamstress

Alterations on men, women & children clothing.

Supervisor's Name: Seiko

Supervisor's Phone: 205-***-****

IBIC Designs (Self Employed) 1/2001 - Present

Birmingham, AL US Salary: 200.00 - 300.00Per Week

Hours per week: 30-50

Entreprenuer/Designer/Seamstress

Alterations, monograms, and embroidery, on men, women, and children clothing. Design and make (sew) clothing for men, women and children. Design and make (sew) a variety of craft items. Design and make (sew) cover-up apparel uniforms for barber, hair stylist salons and pet grooming. Sale custom handmade by order merchandise on personal website as well as on other web sites designed for handmade merchandise. Designed as well as manage personal website which include taking digital pictures of handmade merchandise, uploading them to website, entering detailed description and prices of garments. Designed, type, print and laminate business cards, as well as design, type, print, and mail out promotional flyers for barber and hair stylist salon and pet grooming uniforms. Answer incoming calls and emails from customers inquiring about sales items on website. Email customers confirming receipt of payments on orders as well as when orders are put in mail.Rent and set up booths at local arts and craft shows and flea markets selling handmade merchandise to customers.

VA MEDICAL CENTER 10/1988 - 12/2000

BIRMINGHAM, AL US Grade Level: GS4/7

Salary: 750.00 Bi-Weekly

Hours per week: 40

PROGRAM SUPPT CLERK, 303

Data Entry/Correspondence: Entered computer data and/or composed correspondence, reports, or forms for VA cardiology faculty, Heart Station supervisor, Catheterization Lab supervisor, other cardiology personnel, and Chief, Cardiology. Staff Support: Served as sole support for all cardiology personnel, which required the preparation of a variety of forms for payroll, personnel actions, travel/reimbursement, and training and overall general office support. Served as clerical support for employee evaluations (physicians, research staff, heart station and cath lab) by composing all performance appraisals, nursing evaluations, etc. as given by the Chief, cardiology, heart station and cath lab supervisors, and assured those reports were completed in a timely manner. Attended all committee meetings over which the Chief, Cardiology presided, and generated minutes based on either notes taken at meeting and/or tape recording of meeting.Telephone Calls: Received and screened telephone calls and visitors to the cardiology section, along with the heart station clerk-typist, and assured that coverage for telephone calls was provided when the heart station clerk was away from desk.Timekeeper: Responsible for preparation, maintenance and timely submission of electronic posting of time and attendance for each employee and physician within the cardiology section.Mail: Assured that all cardiology mail (research included) was sent to and picked up from VA mailroom and UAB cardiology daily, sorted and given to personnel intended. Mailed out packages for new cardiology fellow appointments. Hand delivered and picked-up packets for all cardiologists to and from UAB to renew clinical privileges. Hand delivered/picked-up peer appraisals to and from applicant's choice.Reports: Assisted the heart station and catheterization lab supervisors and the Chief, Cardiology Section, in managing the office operations of the division of cardiology. Assisted in preparation of cardiology budgets and clinical reports as directed by the section chief. Researched files and records when necessary to prepare thorough and complete information for required reports or budgets.Travel Arrangements: Made necessary travel arrangements, and prepared reimbursement claims, for VA cardiology faculty.

Supervisor's Name: CONSUELLA MAYS-SCOTT

Supervisor's Phone: 205-***-****

Community Civilian Personnel Office 9/1986 - 3/1988

Nuernberg, Germany, Germany Grade Level: GS-3/3

Hours per week: 40

Clerk-Typist, 322

Received, logged in, sorted, distributed and typed all correspondence, Enlisted, and Officer Evaluation Reports in the five units within the battalion. Maintained a system for in and out processing NCO's for EER purposes to establish a database for required reports. Answered telephone inquiries and directed caller to appropriate personnel.Operated WANG VS & PC word processor and assisted in training other personnel in section in the use of the Wang System.

BLUE BELL 3/1985 - 8/1985

Oneonta, AL US Salary: 5.50 Per Hour

Hours per week: 40

Pressing Machine Operator

Press Wrangler Jeans

Central Florida Rod & Drapery 9/1984 - 2/1985

Orlando, FL US Salary: 3.50 Per Hour

Hours per week: 40

Seamstress

Prepare and sew custom drapes.

Markham Canvas Co 8/1983 - 9/1984

Orlando, FL US Salary: 4.00 Per Hour

Hours per week: 40

Seamstress

Sew Missiles blankets, Military Tank Covers, NASA Water Bags, Custom Made Car and Boat Covers and other Canvas Products.

US Army 3/1979 - 12/1980

FT Jackson, SC US Hours per week: 40

Personnel Action Specialist

In and Out process national guard and reserve students, Work in customer service, make ID cards and tags. Type various correspondences for unit.

EDUCATION VA Med Ctr

Birmingham, Al US

Certification - 12/1988

Major: Medical Terminology

Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications: Medical Terminology

Bessemer Tech

Bessemer, Al US

Certification - 9/1988

Major: Word Processing

Word Processing Operators Course (WANG)

Nuernberg, Germany

Certification - 9/1986

Job Training

Mid-Florida Tech

Orlando, FL US

Certification - 1/1985

Major: Word Processing

US Army

FT Jackson, SC US

Certification - 6/1979

Major: Personnel Actions Specialist

Springville High School

Springville, Al US

High School or equivalent - 5/1978

Major: General

Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications: Typing I and II

JOB RELATED TRAINING Typing I and II/May 1978, Word Processing Operators Course (WANG), Nuremberg Germany, September 1986

REFERENCES Mary Threatt VA Med Ctr Clerk-Typist

Phone Number: 205-***-****

Reference Type: Personal

Phyllis Ogletree VA Med Ctr Nurse Practitioner

Phone Number: 205-***-****

Reference Type: Personal

Shirley King Brookwood Med Ctr RN

Phone Number: 205-***-****

Reference Type: Personal

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Microsoft word, Power point, Excel, Wang VS, Typing speed 70 wpm

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