Work history
Claims Analyst
tags:
data entry operator
• analyitical
• file and records management
• ten key by touch
• copy and print duties
How would you describe your time at Poorman-Douglas?
Analyzed and reviewed claims for accuracy, completeness and eligibility: assigned the appropriate status (approve, defect, or reject) according to the business rules set down for each case. Processed the opt-out requests: Examined the opt-out requests submitted for accuracy, completeness, and eligibility, searched the application for the claimant???s file, by address or by name supplied, assigned document number and completed opt-out request according to the business rules set down for each case. Discovered quality control issues with documents containing duplicate numbers, assisted in fixing and finding discrepant documents. Processed defective letters for claimants whose claims were incomplete.... 
Data Entry Clerk
tags:
data entry operator
How would you describe your time at Account Temps/Office Team?
Temporary assignment completed: September 2002 to December 2002
Entered client statements in excel for preparation of documents for lawyer???s use in court. Proofread and balanced monthly statements.
Production Planner
tags:
co-worker relations
• analytical
How would you describe your time at Dioptics Medical Products?
Released work orders to the production floor as needed for Sales, and to cover the forecast for future sales. Confirmed with marketing when product was available for shipment. Coordinated with production supervisors to keep an even flow of production on the line.
Inventory Control Supervisor
tags:
analytical
• bookkeeping
• inventory accuracy
• co-worker relations
• quality control
• training & coaching other emp...
• data entry
How would you describe your time at Strasbaugh?
Year one and two: Data Entry Clerk: for work order issues, and GL account issues, return to stock inventory from GL accounts and over-issued work orders, and closing work orders to finished goods. Set up a filing system for monthly transactions for tracking purposes.
Year three plus: Inventory Control Analyst: Controlled inventory through a cycle count program that was based on dollar value, assured that all inventory was counted on a yearly basis. Analyzed monthly reports to assure inventory dollar values were kept up to date with-in the cycle count program. Used analytical skills in solving inventory discrepancies. Supported purchasing, accounting, shipping and receiving, quality control and the material review board when normal routine transactions were not used, or understood. Trained personnel on proper transactional procedures. Operated monthly MRB and QA audits.
Fourth year: Inventory Control Supervisor: Overseen data entry for work order issues, and GL accounts, kept the cycle count program intact, and on a daily schedule. Continued support for purchasing, accounting, shipping and receiving, quality control and the material review board. Organized semi-yearly physical inventories....
