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Harry Mims worked as an Information Management Coordinator at Dohmen Life Science Services, where he supported the Information Management and Drug Safety Operations groups by maintaining databases, completing user access forms, tracking user access, and performing data entry in a safety database. His supervisor, Priscilla Olney, manager of Information Management, confirms that Harry fulfilled his job responsibilities with guidance from management and demonstrated strong attention to detail, communication skills, and interpersonal skills needed for the position.
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Harry Recommendation Letter_DLSS
- 1. To Whom It May Concern: Harry Mims was employedasan InformationManagementCoordinatoratDohmenLife Science Services (DLSS) thisyear. During histime at DLSS,Harry wasresponsibleforsupportingthe Information Managementgroupas well asour Drug SafetyOperationsgroupwhich included daily database maintenance of anIMdeliverable tracker,completinguseraccessforms,trackinguseraccessand performingdataentryinthe safetydatabase. Harry fulfilledhisemploymentresponsibilitieswiththe guidance of IMManagementandOperations management. The positionrequiredstrongattentiontodetail,communicationandinterpersonal skills. Successwas dependentonthese skillssets. I am happyto act as a reference forHarryand can speakto workethic, database literacy and professionalism. Please feel free tocontactme shouldyourequire furtherinformation. Sincerely, PriscillaE.Olney SeniorManager,InformationManagement DohmenLife Science Services 2200 Powell Street,Suite 800 Emeryville,CA 94608 priscilla.olney@dlss.com 510.595.889 x470