1. Leah Fisher, BSW, LSW
Phone: 419-906-4427
E-Mail: LFish32177@gmail.com
Summary
An experienced social work student with a focus on foster care and adoption. Specialties include: customer
service, interpersonal skills, high levels of motivation, detail-orientation, and passion in helping children find
loving homes.
Education
University of Toledo (Graduated, May 2016)
Toledo, Ohio
 Bachelor of Social work
 Licensed State Social Work May 2016
Northwest State Community College 2009-2011
Archbold, Ohio
 Human Services
Internship
Kids Count Too, Inc. Foster Care and Adoption August 28, 2015-April 29, 2016
Bowling Green, Ohio
 Office administrative duties to include; data entry, present the agency and services offered to prospective
clients, foster/adoption parents. Responsible for the accessing and filing of confidential documents.
 Maintains customer confidence and protects operations by keeping information protected confidentiality.
 Collect and organize donations for non-profit 501c3 purposes.
 Assist with continuing training for licensed foster parents offered by Kids Count Too once a month.
 Participates in home visits to ensure safety and wellbeing of the people we serve.
 Responsible for conducting searches for adoptable children to be matched with adoptive parents through
www.adoptuskids.org and Ohio counties children services webpages.
Autism Society of NWOH January 21, 2014-April 25, 2014
Toledo, Ohio
 Office administrative duties: greeting customers, answering phone calls,scheduling appointments, answering
or referring inquiries.
 Make referrals to autism specific community “autism friendly” resources.

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 Participated in support groups, including sibshops. Sibshops are opportunities for brothers and sisters of
children with special health and developmental needs to obtain peer support and education within a
recreational context.
Work History
Pharmacy Technician Rite Aid, Toledo, Ohio June 2012 – October 2015
 Volunteered as a Wellness Advisor
 Interacted with health care providers and patients by greeting them in person and by phone; answering
questions and requests; referring inquiries to the pharmacist.
 Maintained pharmacy inventory by checking pharmaceutical stock to determine inventory level; anticipating
needed medications and supplies; placing and expediting orders; verifying receipt; removing outdated drugs.
 Upheld a safe and clean pharmacy by complying with company’s procedures, rules, and regulations.
 Protected patients and employees by adhering to infection-control policies and protocols.
 Utilized attention to detail by being tasked with reading medication orders and prescriptions; preparing
labels; calculatingquantities; assembling intravenous solutions and other pharmaceutical therapies.
 Maintained records by recording and filing physicians' orders and prescriptions.
 Generated revenues by calculating, recording, and issuingcharges.
 Ensured medication availability by delivering medications to patients and departments.
P.E. Teacher CYSS (Children Youth & School Services) Germany September 2011 –October 2012
 Assisted children with homework
 Developed exciting activities for the children to participate in.
Volunteer Work
Mental Health and Recovery Services Toledo, Ohio November 2014
 Passed out literature and advertised to support the Mental Health and Recovery Services in passing Issue 8.
References available upon request

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Tim Overly Administrative Director 419-680-1570
Christy Holtz Adoption Program Manager 419-345-6165
Hana Sayed Rite Aid Pharmacy Manager 419-531-2115
Cora Leigh Von Deylen Sales Assistant 419-966-4965