1. Stephanie M. Spadt
Everett, WA  Stephanie.Spadt@gmail.com  360-913-1357
PROFILE
Healthcare professional trained as a Certified Nursing Assistant as well as Medical Assistant knowledge
providing direct patient care and supporting in all aspects of daily living, with a passion for working with
Dementia Patients.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
 Certified Nursing Assistant(PENDING)
 Excellent Customer Service and Communication skills
 Independent worker as well as a Team player
 Medical Knowledge as well as skills
 Experience providing direct patient care in a variety of settings
 Pays attention to detail as well as good organization skills
 Current CPR/AED/Certification and Bloodborne Pathogen training
EDUCATION
Everett Community College. CNA Program (2013—2015)
Everest College. Medical Assistant (2010—2011)
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Nursing Assistant Extern (March 2015)
Bethany of the Northwest, Everett, WA
 Assisted patients with ADLs
 Maintained safe clean work environment
 Demonstrated good judgment following patient care plans
 Monitored emotional and physical of residents reporting necessary changes
 Provided Direct Care to patients with Dementia
Cashier/Customer Service (May 2013—July 2013)
Wal-Mart, Smokey Point, WA
 Money handling(deposits, as well as money drops, receipt slips)
 Skills working with Registers as well as scanners and POS
 Recording processed payments of Cash, Credit Card and other payment types
 Verbal and written communication skills with direct customer contact as well as management
 Demonstrated excellent Customer Service skills when came to resolving customer complaints and/or
customer needs.
Care Giver (April 2012—Oct 2012)
Accent Care, Seattle, Wa
 Monitor patient by observing physical and mental conditions per care plan as well as reported to
supervisor
 Assisted with ADLs such as, meal prep, laundry, and light housekeeping
 Maintains safe, secure and healthy environment for patient
 Written and Verbal Communications skills with patient and supervising nurse as well as
family members
 Provided companionship to patient as well as emotional support in daily life struggles