Nancy Sales

Salem, IL

currently: Job hunting

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What was your most memorable summer job?

I worked in a souvenir shoppe in Myrtle Beach, SC. My job consisted of standing in the corner and watching the shoppers to be sure they didn't shoplift. I was not to straighten the displays or anything else, simply watch. I found it very difficult to simply stand there and do nothing else.

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Work history

Jean Martin RN November 2003 to the present
office manager

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How would you describe your time at Jean Martin RN?

I am the sole office employee. I schedule appointments, process completed insurance paramedical exams, file, answer the phone, assist agents, paramed companies and clients. I complete and submit weekly billing, create marketing packages, and all the normal office duties involving basic office machines and data entry using the computer.... read more
ACS Applied Services October 1999 to January 2001
data entry specialist

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How would you describe your time at ACS Applied Services?

I entered data into a data base from other computer sources and/or hard copy for such clients as Dept. of Education [FAFSA] and U.S. Army.

Education

Kaskaskia College August 1972 to December 2006
General studies/English

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How would you describe your time at Kaskaskia College?

I completed all the basic educational requirements to acquire my Associate of Arts degree, with a concentration in English and creative writing.
Centralia High School August 1968 to June 1972
general

How would you describe your time at Centralia High School?

I completed all the basic high school courses to gain graduation.

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