Ashley A. Dayley is a healthcare administrator with experience in long-term care, healthcare operations, and patient management software implementation. She has consistently improved quality of care for residents and patients through her work modernizing office records and implementing electronic patient management systems. She is passionate about creating environments where patients can thrive and believes in the power of caring healthcare professionals.

1. Ashley A. Dayley
Healthcare Administrator
ashleyadayley@gmail.com 972-839-6338 Dallas/Ft. Worth Area
A healthcare administrator with experience in long-term care, healthcare operations and patient management
software implementation. Consistently improves quality of care for residents and patients. Passionate about creating
environments where patients can thrive. Believes in the power of people, especially in the power of caring
healthcare professionals.
Healthcare Administration
Resident Management
Patient Care
HIPAA
eMAR/EHR systems
Medical Terminology
Anatomy and Physiology
MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint
Customer Service
Experience
Arlington Natural Wellness Center Arlington, Texas
Assistant Office Manager March 2015 - Present
• Modernized office records by implementing electronic patient management system
• Responsible for front-office operations including billing, records management, and patient relations
• Trained, supervised, and taught healthcare administration interns
• Managed product inventory and monthly promotions
The Homestead Assisted Living Rexburg, Idaho
Shift Lead Caregiver May 2014 – November 2014
• Monitored patient health and activity and recorded in EHR system
• Responsible for patient medication management and distribution
• Trained and supervised new staff members
• In conjunction with activities director, increased attendance at patient enrichment activities
• Helped residents perform daily tasks
• Ensured residents’ living environment was safe and clean
Healthcare Administration Intern September 2013 – December 2013
• Created and implemented hospital-level infection control policy
• Reviewed and updated over 80 resident care plans
• Participated in weekly management meetings
• Addressed patient and family needs and concerns through frequent communication
• Processed and input new resident data in Electronic Health Record (EHR) system
• Met with prospective residents, guardians, and administrators in preadmission screenings
• Managed the activities of 10 volunteers
BYU-Idaho Healthcare Administration Society September 2014 – December 2014
Society President Rexburg, Idaho
• Planned, organized, and hosted weekly meetings, which featured speakers from various healthcare professions
• Networked with professionals and alumni to help members find jobs or attend graduate schools
• Completed an advertising campaign to increase society membership and meeting attendance
Cook Children’s Hospital January 2014 – April 2014
Child Life Volunteer Ft. Worth, Texas
• Implemented age-appropriate play, recreational, and supportive activities for children
• Interacted with patients in their rooms at bedside when needed, while maintaining appropriate infection
control for children in isolation
• Provided comfort and encouragement to hospitalized children and their families
• Provided support to patients so parents and guardians could attend to other matters
Education
Brigham Young University-Idaho: Rexburg, Idaho
B.S. in Healthcare Administration December 2014