Deanna Sexton
Yarrabah,QLD
Summary
Highly-motivated employee with desire to take on new challenges. Strong worth ethic, adaptability and exceptional interpersonal skills. Adept at working effectively unsupervised and quickly mastering new skills. Committed job seeker with a history of meeting company needs with consistent and organized practices. Skilled in working under pressure and adapting to new situations and challenges to best enhance the organizational brand.
Overview
8
8
years of professional experience
Work History
Health Worker
Gurriny Yealamucka Health Service Aboriginal Cooperation
Yarrabah , QLD
2012.10 - 2021.02
- Provided health care services to a variety of patients, including physical examinations and screenings.
- Assisted in the development of patient treatment plans and monitored progress.
- Conducted outreach activities to educate people about public health issues.
- Managed administrative tasks such as scheduling appointments, filing medical records, and completing paperwork.
Education
Certificate IV - Primary HealthCare
Cairns TAFE College
Cairns, QLD2012-09
Skills
- Time Management
- Networking
- Interpersonal Communication
- Friendly, Positive Attitude
- Training & Development
- Dependable and Responsible
- Computer Skills
- Project Planning
- Supervision and Leadership
- Attention to Detail
- Excellent Communication
- Recordkeeping
- Planning
Timeline
Health Worker
Gurriny Yealamucka Health Service Aboriginal Cooperation
2012.10 - 2021.02
Certificate IV - Primary HealthCare
Cairns TAFE College
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