Paula O'Keefe has over 15 years of experience working for the National Institutes of Health, both as a federal employee and contractor. She has a background in medical transcription, data entry, editing, and administrative support for research grants. Her strengths include writing, editing, attention to detail, and the ability to quickly learn new software and programs.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following. Other duties may be assigned.
Compiles, verifies, and files medical records by performing the following duties.
Reviews medical records for completeness, assembles records into standard order, and files records in
designated areas according to applicable alphabetic and numeric filing systems.
Files processed labs, pathology reports, and loose correspondence into patient records once physician has
reviewed and signed appropriately.
Responds to requests for information from files according to established policies and procedures.
Operates computer to retrieve data and file signed correspondence and reports.
Combines duplicate patient records submitted from patient accounts department.
Maintains alphabetic filing system by organizing patient records on shelves to ensure records are readily
accessible by all departments.
Answers calls from Clinical staff pertaining to medical records.
Completes, mails, faxes, and files physician’s transcription documentation.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following. Other duties may be assigned.
Compiles, verifies, and files medical records by performing the following duties.
Reviews medical records for completeness, assembles records into standard order, and files records in
designated areas according to applicable alphabetic and numeric filing systems.
Files processed labs, pathology reports, and loose correspondence into patient records once physician has
reviewed and signed appropriately.
Responds to requests for information from files according to established policies and procedures.
Operates computer to retrieve data and file signed correspondence and reports.
Combines duplicate patient records submitted from patient accounts department.
Maintains alphabetic filing system by organizing patient records on shelves to ensure records are readily
accessible by all departments.
Answers calls from Clinical staff pertaining to medical records.
Completes, mails, faxes, and files physician’s transcription documentation.
'Health reporting' by Yaa Ofariwah Asare-Peasah, Deputy News Editor, Ghana News Agency during the MeTA Ghana, CSO & media orientation workshop, 16 April 2009.
Christopher Tashjian - How technology is changing rural medicine: Fact, not t...Plain Talk 2015
Presented by Christopher Tashjian, MD, FAAFP, on September 27, 2013 at the fourth annual Center for Health Literacy Conference: Plain Talk in Complex Times.
When migrating, we often need to review old code and target only interesting issues. This session will connect the backward incompatibilities and new features to actual location in the code, relying on static analysis to process a large code base quickly. Based on the accumulated experience of the tools, we will review the issues, diagnose criticality, select the best fixes, and prioritize tasks. All tools used will be open source, and you can try them at home for more validation.
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'Health reporting' by Yaa Ofariwah Asare-Peasah, Deputy News Editor, Ghana News Agency during the MeTA Ghana, CSO & media orientation workshop, 16 April 2009.
Christopher Tashjian - How technology is changing rural medicine: Fact, not t...Plain Talk 2015
Presented by Christopher Tashjian, MD, FAAFP, on September 27, 2013 at the fourth annual Center for Health Literacy Conference: Plain Talk in Complex Times.
When migrating, we often need to review old code and target only interesting issues. This session will connect the backward incompatibilities and new features to actual location in the code, relying on static analysis to process a large code base quickly. Based on the accumulated experience of the tools, we will review the issues, diagnose criticality, select the best fixes, and prioritize tasks. All tools used will be open source, and you can try them at home for more validation.
• P&G net sales remain flat at $16.9bn in Q2 2017
• Tesco most improved supermarket in customer satisfaction survey
• Product Of The Year Winners provide insights on key shopper trends for 2017
• Cadbury agrees sponsorship deal with Premier League
• Travel division drives growth at WH Smith but high street stores struggle
• UK toy market rose by more than 6% in 2016
• Inflation hits 30-month high to squeeze spending power, Asda Income Tracker says
• Unilever’s Q4 figures come in below estimates and warns of further tough times ahead
• Tesco agrees £3.7bn deal to acquire Booker
• Consumer confidence rises at quickest rate since August
• Consumers’ preference for new experiences over new products will drive technology growth in packaging
Founders Institute / Fall 2016 Mentor Deck Anupam Kundu
Recently, I spend an evening mentoring some of the brightest entrepreneurs at Founders Institute NYC. Met a handful of creative and energetic founders at different stages of their entrepreneurial journey. While one founder had the idea to democratize corporate access, the next one has found early traction by becoming a uber for diamonds purchase and yet another one is busy on the alpha launch of a new app that can become a beacon for media integrity.
Here is the slide deck I used for a quick presentation to share my experiences and thoughts how starting with customer outcomes can help a small, cross-functional team do faster product delivery and gain necessary traction essential for early validation and subsequent growth.
Experienced Clinical Research Associate with over 5 years of experience in the clinical research in Excellent reputation for resolving problems, improving customer satisfaction, and driving overall operational improvements. Experience working on phases I, II and III clinical trials.
1. Paula O’Keefe
10301 Grosvenor Place, Apt # 309
North Bethesda, MD 20852 US
Mobile: 301-908-2615
Day Phone: 301-908-2615
Email: paula.okeefe@juno.com
Summary: I have over fifteen years of experience with the National Institutes of Health, both
as a federal employee and as a contractor. I have strong computer skills and the ability to learn
new software, policies, and programs quickly. My strength is writing and editing, detail
checking and accuracy.
Work Experience:
Medical Transcriptionist
AuBri Transcription Services
Fullerton, CA 92836
09/2016 – present
• Employed as a medical transcriptionist principally dealing with psychiatric clinicians’
monthly reports
• Excellent working knowledge of psychiatric, medical, and pharmaceutical terminology
Health Information Specialist /Data Entry Technician (federal contractor)
National Institutes of Health (NIH)
National Library of Medicine (NLM)
Bethesda, MD 20817
Three contracting companies: CALIBRE Systems Inc., IMC Inc., KEVRIC Inc.
02/2001 – 09/2016
• Data entry and editing, reviewing international journals and entering relevant
information in the NIH medical database MEDLINE.
• Checked published articles both in print form and online and matched with database
citations, correcting for accuracy of information and agreement with NLM format.
• Reviewed articles for data such as title, full synopsis/abstract, author names, funding
details, clinical trial documentation
• Fast production environment, requiring review of 25 articles/hour with a high degree of
accuracy while keeping up with frequent changes and refinements of information
required by the library, requiring flexibility, focus, facility with languages and good
detail memory.
2. Paula O’Keele
Grants Program Assistant
National Institutes of Health
National Institute of Mental Health
Molecular & Cellular Neuroscience Branch, DNBBS
Rockville, MD 20852
08/1997 - 09/2000
• Administrative support for management and monitoring of research grants.
• Maintained a database of grant submission, review, funding, and termination
• Maintained individual grant portfolios for professional staff members
• Trained other grants support staff, acted as liaison between program and review.
• Composed routine correspondence to grantees and applicants as necessary, checked and
edited outgoing staff correspondence for syntax, grammar, and style
• Referred layperson queries as appropriate
• Maintained Congressionally-mandated database on minority and female subjects in
research subject populations.
Grants Program Assistant
National Institutes of Health
National Institute of Mental Health
Schizophrenia Research Branch
Rockville, MD 20852
08/1990 – 08/1997
• Administrative support for management and monitoring of research grants.
• Maintained a database of grant submission, review, funding, and termination.
• Maintained individual grant portfolios for professional staff members
• Trained other grants support staff, acted as liaison between program and review.
• Composed routine correspondence to grantees and applicants as necessary, checked and
edited outgoing staff correspondence for syntax, grammar, and style
• Referred layperson queries as appropriate
• Maintained Congressionally-mandated database on minority and female subjects in
research subject populations.
• Received a Performance Award for providing clerical support to branch while
maintaining regular duties after retirement of branch secretary
Clerk Typist
National Institutes of Health
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3. Paula O’Keele
National Institute for Mental Health
Division of Systems Management and Improvement, OASH
Rockville, MD
8/1987 - 8/1990
• General clerical support to the division
• Assisted Systems Security Officer with meetings; scheduling, arranging meeting sites,
preparing handout materials, notes/minutes
• Assisted other specialists within office including manual issuances, JURIS legal
database
• Prepared a wide range of correspondence, forms, reports, Privacy Act notices
• Assembled and forwarded correspondence packages requiring clearance through higher
offices
• Handled routine office correspondence and phone calls, received and directed visitors
Education
University of Massachusetts at Boston
1974-1978
Major: English
Additional Skills
MS Office
Google Drive
Adobe Photoshop
Free-lance writer and artist
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