Chemical Dependency Counselor Resume
Contact information
Bily S. Tunney
15 Street
Los Angeles
California
Career objective
Looking for a challenging position of the Chemical Dependency Counselor Resume the reputed University with a view to use my wide experience for the benefit of the organization.
D.O.B 07/09/1988
Previous employment
Throughout studying at Northumbria University I worked for an agency in which I was send to various locations requiring me to carry out a range of job roles as detailed below:
Reed Agency Newcastle
Dates: Jan 2007- Jan 2010
Job positions:
Kitchen assistant at Newcastle University student halls, Northumbria Water, Nike industrial park Sunderland- duties included preparing and cooking food, serving food to customers, checking stock, handling cash, using the till, refilling fridges, operating machinery like large waste disposal units and large washer/dryer machinery for plates and crockery.
This post educated me on good customer care and interaction as well as good practice in a kitchen environment. I learned how to cook food within a time limit and worked to tight deadlines ensuring everything was adequately prepared for the dinner time rush. Good food hygiene was always demonstrated due to the environment in which I worked paying particular attention to cleanliness. I also had to operate kitchen machinery which was of a high risk. I feel I could demonstrate every element required to be a successful kitchen assistant if the opportunity arose.
Receptionist at Barclays- duties included answering the telephone and dealing with customer enquiries, taking telephone bookings for meeting rooms for clients, using the computer software to access emails sent for bookings or other requirements, photocopying important documents for clients, setting up required software in meeting rooms for clients i.e. spider phones for conference calls, setting up computers for clients. I also had to ensure all meeting rooms and the communal kitchen area was tidy before I was able to leave.
This post improved my customer interaction skills significantly as it was essential that I spoke to customers and clients in a professional language especially as I dealt with numerous managers of the bank on a day to day basis. In addition I was also educated in the process of taking important bookings for meetings and setting up rooms and required sources for mangers at the bank. I gained sound knowledge of Barclays computer software and improved my telephone interaction skills remarkably. This post was of some importance and it was essential that I carried out all duties successfully. I feel I carried out all duties successfully and I enjoyed the responsibility which this job entailed.
On leaving University i acquired a position as a CA at United Utilities in Whitehaven from 09th June 2010 to 28th September 2010, this was a temporary position only. This post provided me with experience dealing with difficult customers, improved my customer interaction and people skills. It has also educated me in working in a busy environment with a range of different people of all ages and types.
Education
St.Benedicts Catholic High School, Whitehaven
2000-2005
Whilst studying at St.Benedicts Catholic High school i obtained the following G.C.S.E qualifications.
English Language & English Literature- grade achieved BB
Double award Science- grade achieved BB
Art- grade achieved B
Food Technology- grade achieved A
Dual award Information Computer Technology- grade achieved BB
Religious Education- grade achieved C
Mathematics- grade achieved C
St,Benedicts Catholic Sixth Form Centre, Whitehaven
2005-2007
Whilst studying at St.Benedicts Catholic Sixth Form Centre I obtained the following A Level qualifications.
English Language C
English Literature C
Information Computer Technology C
Travel and Tourism double award CC
Northumbria University, Newcastle
2007-2010
I have graduated from Northumbria University after studying for a bachelor's honours degree in Criminology and Forensic Science.
Grade achieved 3rd class honours degree
Skills learned:
Three years experience in a lab environment carryout various procedures such as:
Chromatography
Analysis of Unknowns in HPLC (High Performance Liquid Chromatography)
Quantitative measurements in gas chromatography
Quantitative analysis of phenobarbitone by HPLC
Temperature programming in chromatography
Analysis of drugs in urine using solid phase extraction
Quantitative analysis of nicotine in urine using solid phase extraction
Advanced Forensic investigation
Legal context of sexual assaults and rape
Evidence collection
Laboratory analysis of evidential materials
Cell recovery
Microscopic analysis of biological samples
DNA extraction and analysis
Interpretation and evaluation of DNA
Bayesian statistics and likelihood ratio
Aspects of practical crime scene investigation
Ability to perform crime scene investigations
Systematically search and recover evidence from a scene
Conduct appropriate and relevant experimental strategies
Demonstrate skills and proficiency in a range of transferrable skills including oral testimony and written expert witness statements
Essential Chemistry
Relate the electronic structure of species (ions, atoms and molecules) to chemical and physical properties
Recognise the properties of atoms and ions to from chemical structures and write the appropriate equation
Identify the various types of chemical reactions and the rationale for reaction
Appreciate functional groups as the basis of Organic Chemistry and identify their presence in complex molecules
Deduce molecular formulae of compounds from appropriate data
Prepare risk assessments for laboratory exercises
Carry out laboratory analytical procedures
Deduce simple organic structures from spectroscopic data
Forensic trace analysis
Identify the source of glass fragments on the basis of their elemental composition
Identify paint and fibre samples using appropriate elemental , microscopic and separative techniques
Interpret and evaluate the data gathered from crime scene investigations
Genetics and Evolution
Cellular molecular biology organisation, components and expression of genes and genomes in a range of organisms, prokaryotic and eukaryotic
Recombinant DNA technology, restriction endonucleases; molecular cloning; vectors; nucleic acid analysis.
Theories of mechanisms underlying evolution of populations and uses of molecular phylogenies to trace species origins including how selection and drift lead to alterations in gene frequencies and how selection can be uncovered through analysis of DNA sequences.
Southern and northern plotting, PCR and gene analysis
Other courses
I have recently enrolled on a course called Bridging the Gap through a company called ADS (Addiction DependencySolutions). This course has provided me with the opportunity to work with ex-offenders who have drug and alcohol related issues, providing support and help to them. On completion of the course in 14 weeks time i will graduate with the knowledge and understanding of how to deal with ex-offenders with such problems. I must stress that this course is on each Wednesday 10am-4pm and each Thursday 10am- 12pm so hopefully these times will fit in with an future employment I may obtain.
I have also carried out an abseil down the Hilton Hotel in Newcastle for children with autism on March 2009.
Interests
I have a keen interest in science and love working in a laboratory environment
I enjoy being outdoors and exploring the lake district frequently
I love to socialise and get on with people of all ages
I am very family orientated and spend as much time as i can with my family
I enjoy doing volunteer work when the opportunity arises
I like to eat out frequently and enjoy nice restaurants
I love to take trips at least once a month to different destinations in England and Wales
References
Bily S. Tunney
Manager
Wap Company.
Bily_Tunney@gmail.com
