Jenritchel P.

Tamayo, MPH
La Palma, CA
Jtamayo16@lapu.edu
OBJECTIVE
Seeking a profession in the Public Health practices to develop comprehensive experience in
the healthcare field.

EDUCATION
Master of Public Health Anticipated Graduation: December
2018
Health Service Administration
Azusa Pacific University
Current GPA: 4.0

Bachelor of Science Degree in Human Services May 2015

Concentration: Gerontology
California State University, Fullerton
Dean’s Honors List

SKILLS
● Minimum 4+ years’ experience in comprehensive case management in children with special
needs, disabled elderly individuals, homeless children and families
● Huge knowledge of counseling principles and maintaining confidentiality
● Strong breadth of social work experience

WORK EXPERIENCE

Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA

Administrative Assistant, Sr. August 2018- Present
● Obtain understanding of the executives line of business, clients and team
● Receive, review, track, and reconcile department invoices, including resolving billing issues
with vendors, ensure correct cost centers, charge codes, request and distribute checks or
issues as needed
● Manage and ensure application of human resource processes including performance
management

LOS ALAMITOS UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT, Los Alamitos, CA

Instructional Assistant- Special Education January 2016- August 2018
● Observe and control behavior of students according to approved procedures; report progress
regarding student performance, and gather extensive data regarding behavior
● Working alongside teachers, psychologists, program specialists, and therapists
● Monitors the effectiveness of the child’s IEP (Individual Education Program)

FIRST DAY COALITION, Whittier, CA

Case Management and Program Coordinator October 2014- August 2017
● Demonstrated outstanding case management (caseload of up to 30)
● Provided short-term or long term counseling and case management
● Monitored complex, unstable, or chronic cases and assisted with referrals to outside
agencies, if necessary
● Maintained statistical/quantitative data, formulated varied reports and documentations
through Coordinated Entry System (CES)
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● Supervised and trained volunteers and interns

AUTISM COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, Cerritos, CA

Behavioral Interventionist June 2015- February 2016
● Direct intervention 1:1 or small group within the home, school, community based environment
● Facilitated learning subjects and training for self help skills to students with special disabilities
● Implemented programs to ensure the client learning in a fun and effective environment

INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
CHAMP Administrative Intern- Neurology Department May 2018- August 2018
● Participate in series of career readiness workshops, develop presentations focused on
understanding hospital operations, infrastructure and finance
● Obtain practical experience and competencies through project-based with administrative
healthcare profession
● Gained knowledge of Neurology’s department workflow by interviewing hospital staff and
health care providers
● Obtained a better understanding of the division’s revenue cycle

FIRST DAY COALITION, Whittier, CA

Administrative Intern June 2012- May 2014
● Knowledge in computer word processing, spreadsheet, and database and software to
prepare reports, memos, and documents while ensuring the accuracy of the organization
databases
● Organized and led teams in various functions such as collected donations, and assisted with
planning fundraisers or events

HOSPICE TOUCH, Santa Ana, CA

Hospice Volunteer June 2014- January 2015
● Provided support to elderly seniors who lived alone during dying process
● Validated patients’ feelings and appropriate behaviors while providing care relief for
caregiver, and expression of grief

CERTIFICATION
● CPR, AED, and Basic First Aid Certified
● Basic Life Support Provider
● Professional Assault Crisis Training Certification
● LAHSA Policies and Procedures of HMIS & Outcomes Certification
● ABA Certified for Paraprofessionals