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Previous Work Experience
07/2000 - 12/2007
Administrative Coordinator, Webmaster, Grand Rounds Coordinator
UW Neurology
03/1997 - 07/2000
Secretary Senior
UW Family Medicine Residency Program
02/1996 - 03/1997
Secretary Senior
UW Diabetes Prevention Program
01/1991 - 01/1996
Secretary Senior
UW Back Pain Outcome Assessment Team
Design Experience
03/1996-2002, Designer/Owner, Coke & Associates, freelance business. Develop and manage design projects for various clients. Projects include logos, stationery, business cards, invitations, brochures, flyers, newsletters, computer-generated presentations, and other visual materials.
Instructor/Facilitator Experience
2011-present: Trainer, student webpage production for graduate students, UW Biostatistics
5/2004, Website Theory and Creation, Dreamweaver, Spokane, WA
6/2002, PowerPoint Tips and Tricks, UW Neurology Grand Rounds
10/1998, 10/1999, 3/2000, Facilitator, CV Preparation for third-year residents, UW Family Medicine
03/1999, Instructor, PowerPoint Workshop for OTE 140 students, SSCC
1991-present, Trainer, continue to provide 1-on-1 instruction and act as a consultant
for faculty, students, residents, and staff to assist them with their computing needs.
1993, Tutor, provided 1-on-1 ESL tutoring for students at SSCC
Other Previous Experience: In June 1984, I launched my career as a Word Processing Operator with The Boeing Company, where I worked closely with aerospace engineers on various proposals, primarily for the Department of Defense. I received on-the-job training for the Xerox 8010 Star and 6085 Documenter computing systems, both of which were forerunners of the Mac. After Boeing, I had the opportunity to work with engineers at Pacific Testing Laboratories and two civil engineering firms: Wood Harbinger, Inc. and Entranco, Inc. I gained a wealth of experience and terminology with these three firms in the areas of civil, environmental, chemical and forensic engineering, as well as non-destructive examination (NDE) and soils testing. At the time I left Pacific Testing, after promoting to the Administrative Services Manager, I was in process of training for a concrete inspection (Level I) license. Finally, while working second shift at Entranco, Inc., I was offered a position at the University of Washington and started work there in January 1991. |
