AZUWA EGHAFONA

• Used critical thinking to break down problems, evaluate solutions and make decisions.
• Adaptable and proficient in learning new concepts quickly and efficiently.
• Participated in team projects, demonstrating an ability to work collaboratively and effectively.
• Gained strong leadership skills by managing projects from start to finish.
• Demonstrated respect, friendliness and willingness to help wherever needed.

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• Administered assessments and developed academic goals based on specific disabilities and barriers to learning.
• Formulated treatment plan strategies with multidisciplinary teams to provide comprehensive and continuous care plan.
• Assessed clients for abuse and neglect to compile documentation for court reports.
• Supported students, teachers and families during crisis situations.
• Monitored students for signs of trauma, abuse and neglect.
• Completed psychosocial histories of students under evaluation.
• Developed and facilitated goal-oriented psycho-education and therapy groups to improve residents' quality of life.

• Answered and managed incoming and outgoing calls while recording accurate messages for distribution to office staff.
• Greeted every guest with personable approach and provided knowledgeable service.
• Updated computer system with latest information to keep records current and accurate.
• Organized, reviewed, and filed paperwork for secure recordkeeping.
• Verified paperwork accuracy and checked for completion prior to processing.
• Facilitated student registration with admissions and records departments for smooth administration processes.
• Processed tuition payments and fees, providing guidance to students and families on payment options.

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