Personal Narrative: Lead Dental Hygienist Assistant

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3. I've held the following leadership positions: lead dental hygienist assistant, marketing director, youth camp program coordinator, veterans outreach program and property manager. As a lead dental hygienist assistant my duties included maintaining office records and supplies, schedule appointments, monitor and prioritize workflow of the dental assistants, lead team in dental services of the department and above all provide excellent customer service.
I was promoted to marketing director to aid in the development and implementation of my company’s brand. I executed an effective marketing strategy – including campaigns, events, digital marketing, and PR.
Soon after I was promoted to marketing director I applied my marketing skills and establish a small program in 2013 named Coopers Camp, which Is currently run by family members. I wanted to create a safe, fun and active environment for the youth in my community between the ages of 6 and 10. By doing this I could ensure my child and many others are afforded the opportunity to socialize and engage in activities that are rich with experience during the summer months. My position as youth camp …show more content…
In addition, I utilize my marketing skills to attract tenants by advertising vacancies; obtain referrals from current tenants; explain advantages of location and services; show units. Contracts with tenants by negotiating leases; collect the security deposit. Accomplish financial objectives by collecting rents; paying bills; forecasting requirements; preparing an annual budget; scheduling expenditures; analyzing variances; initiating corrective action. Maintain property by investigating and resolving tenant complaints; enforce rules of occupancy; inspect vacant units and complete repairs; plan renovations; contract with landscaping and snow removal
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