Samuel Oizerovitch
I am an experienced Pharmacy Assistant, dedicated to helping customers with individual medication needs. Highly responsible in dealing with controlled substances and empathetic with customers of all backgrounds. Furthermore, I am an enthusiastic volunteer, trainer and leader in the St John youth program. Proven success in building relationships with young people, working with vulnerable populations, and providing guidance and support. Skilled in creating and facilitating engaging activities to foster collaboration and personal growth. I have been participating in the St John First Aid volunteering program for 5 years, providing first aid during public events in a quick and professional manner
Work History
Youth First Aid Leader
4 Years 7 Months- Improved emergency response skills of trainees by conducting hands-on first aid training sessions.
- Developed comprehensive first aid course materials to ensure practical understanding and application.
- Enhanced student retention through engaging, scenario-based training exercises.
- Enhanced youth engagement by incorporating interactive games and team-building activities.
Pharmacy Assistant
5 Years 5 Months- Assisted pharmacists in maintaining a well-organized and clean pharmacy environment for optimal workflow.
- Contributed to increased sales by offering expert advice on over-the-counter medications and products.
- Supported inventory management, ensuring proper stock levels and expiration date monitoring for medication safety.
- Demonstrated professionalism and empathy when handling sensitive patient situations, preserving confidentiality at all times.
- Enhanced pharmacy efficiency by accurately stocking shelves and maintaining inventory control.
- Increased customer satisfaction by providing timely and accurate medication information to customers.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Psychology, Biology, Physiology
High School Diploma
Skills
Accomplishments
Competed in the State St John Youth Competition, coming in the top 4 and representing Victoria in the National St John Youth First Aid Competition
Achieved an ATAR within the top 5% of the state