Gregory Finsterbusch: Registered Polysomnographic Technologist in Pataskala, OH

My central job function is to administer baseline PSG and CPAP studies. I apply diagnostic devices to patients, including electrodes and EKG patches, and I calibrate the devices. Throughout the studies, I monitor brain and EKG waves, while documenting respiratory and cardiac events. I also educate patients on the effects of sleep apnea and the benefits of CPAP and other medical devices. If prescribed, I assist patients in selecting optimal CPAP masks. Upon conclusion of the studies, I generate reports with patient data for the staff physicians.

I dedicate 1 weekend a month and 2 weeks a year at the Rickenbacker Air Force Base. I assist in preparing personnel for deployment. I process orders and distribute them to personnel. I also serve as the unit fitness monitor.

I interviewed, hired, and trained employees, while monitoring productivity and assigning daily tasks. I also prepared weekly schedules and conducted monthly staff meetings. With the responsibility of regularly taking inventory and ordering the food supply, I gained valuable experience in inventory control and cost management. My work ethic was so valued that I was chosen to assist in opening the first joint KFC/Taco Bell restaurant in the area.

During my employment at Chick-fil-A, I gained extensive customer service and sales experience. I assisted in raising the yearly revenue by 15 percent in 2007 with outside sales. I became proficient in resolving customer concerns and creating a positive experience for customers. I gained experience in handling money, while counting the cash drawer and making deposits on a daily basis. I fostered effective teamwork, as I performed every job function in the restaurant at any time as necessary.