1. AUDRAREED
2306 E 18th St., Apt. A3, Vancouver, WA 98661 | 503.995.6746
reedaudra1@gmail.com
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Event Planner/Coordinator •Staff Manager/Trainer • Community Advocate
 Fair-minded, motivating staff manager and trainer with more than 5 years of
experience in fast-paced, energetic environments, managing multiple areas of operation
simultaneously.
 Creative, driven, detail-oriented event organizer; capable of seeing an event project
through from planning to completion, including all facets and stages of event
coordination.
 Excellent multi-tasking capabilities; extensive skills in overseeing multiple projects in
varying stages and diverse environments requiring quick thinking and flexibility.
 Passionate about advocacy and community involvement; responsible for revitalizing
organizations to serve disability populations, and education regarding marginalized and
underserved groups, doing outreach to involve community members in projects.
 Multiple clerical skills; displaying close attention to details, excellent prioritization of
tasks, and on-schedule completion of projects while demonstrating exceptional time-
management.
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CORE PROFICIENCIES
Restaurant Management • Academic Club Revitalization & Leadership • Event
Planning/Coordination • Clerical & Data Proficiency • Cash Handling & Receipt Balancing •
Advertising & Logo Design • Social Media Page Design & Administration • Inventory & Ordering
• Records Management • Client & Community Education • Volunteer Supervision &
Coordination
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2. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
AGING & DISABILITY SERVICES, Gresham, OR MAR ’14 – AUG ‘15
 Certified In-Home Assistant through Multnomah County Department of Human Services.
 Providing excellent, compassionate client care in all facets of daily living including
companionship, medication supervision, meal planning and preparation, escorting for
shopping and doctor’s appointments, supervision of simple tasks, and assistance with
personal hygiene.
 Demonstrating ability to think quickly and critically, quick decision making, and an ability
to adapt to changing circumstances.
 Ability to use empathy and understanding for disability barriers, while maintaining
professionalism.
DISABILITY SERVICES, Portland, OR SEP ’13 – MAR ‘14
 Federal Work Study position at Portland Community College as a note-taker for
disability students.
 Assist clients with various academic tasks, including note-taking, converting notes to
electronic format for students’ ease of access, and writing for in-class assignments.
 Assist in test-taking through the testing center, maintaining professional neutrality
throughout the testing process.
 Familiarity with specialized software such as Dragon.
PROJECT YESS, Gresham, OR JUN ’11 – SEP ‘11
 Federal WorkStudypositionatMount HoodCommunityCollege asareceptionistgreeting
clientsandprovidinginformationconcerningthe ProjectYESSprogram.
 Servingat-riskyouthtocontinue theireducationthroughsupport,encouragementand
direction.
 Handle all facetsof frontdeskoperations,includingmulti-line phone answeringandcall
transfers,appointmentsetting,schedulesetting,documentpreparationand filing,and
equipmentmaintenance.
VETERINARY ASSISTANT SOUTHGATE ANIMAL CLINIC NOV ’09 – JUN ‘10
 Assist in all facets of clinic operations, including animal care and handling, prescription
order taking and filling, laboratory duties, client relations and education, filing,
appointment setting, and surgery assisting.
 Data entry and records management.
 Oversee processing of laboratory samples and maintaining inventory and ordering of lab
supplies and materials.
 Compassionate client and patient care.

3. VETERINARY ASSISTANT CROSSROADS ANIMAL HOSPITAL AUG ’07 – OCT ‘09
 Assist in all facets of clinic operations, including animal care and handling, prescription
order taking and filling, laboratory duties, client relations and education, appointment
setting, and surgery assisting.
 Oversee clinic, staff, and client safety, including maintaining specs on all hazardous
products, managing OSHA regulations, and maintaining safety equipment.
 Maintain client records, pulling inactive files for mandatory storage, and disposal of
client files after mandatory holding period.
 Compassionate client and patient care.
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VOLUNTEER SERVICE AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
 Current Housing Committee member for SAGE, working to advocate for the housing
concerns and needs of LGBT elderly people in Portland Metro and Multnomah County,
developing survey materials to ascertain the needs of the community, and working to
improve the comfort and safety of elderly LGBT people in assisted-living centers
throughout the area.
 SAGE Expo Planning Committee member, work to begin in February 2016 for an annual
expo focused on the housing concerns of LGBT seniors.
 Domestic Violence Survivor Impact Panel speaker through Washington County
Community Corrections.
 Event planning, coordination, and support for Native American events through Portland
State University Native American Student & Community Center, including meal
preparation and service for 200+ Powwow participants, and complete event production
for their 2015 Two-Spirit Gathering.
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EDUCATION
Portland State University – Portland, OR Anticipated graduation June 2016
Portland Community College – Portland, Or | Associate of Arts, General Studies