Program Administrator Resume Example

Motivated and committed administrative professional skilled at building strong working relationships with fellow staff, supervisors and community members. Effective at designing highly innovative new programs. Active listener who seamlessly incorporates feedback from staff and the community. Administrator skilled at creative problem solving. Self-starter and independent thinker accomplished in developing effective programs. Analytical Administrator well-versed in all aspects of city management. High-energy Administrator focused on promoting client engagement and strong community relations to foster awareness and utilization of services.

• Developed, spearheaded and retained a successful 13 year Employee's Cancer Buddies Program
• Negotiated and secured resources for the Cancer Buddies Program such as legal "End of Life" package.
• Negotiated and secured a funeral package for terminal Cancer Buddies.
• Received acknowledgment and support from the American Cancer Society.
• Developed and spearheaded the City's 12 year Annual Cancer Buddies Teddy Bear Drive collecting an average of 5000 each year of stuffed animals for the children of Denver Health Hospitals.
• Co-coordinated and monitor the Employee's Emergency Fund (DEEP) a non-profit program with a 501c3 acquisition with a $25,000 budget.
• Implemented an accounting and records system for DEEP
• Developed and initiated the City's Workplace Bulling training module that is currently a mandatory class for an average of 3000 employees per year.
• Earned the City of Denver's 5681 Award for development of the Cancer Buddies Program in February 2008.
• Earned an International Employee Assistance Program Association Quality Award for EAP Excellence in June 2006.
• Westward Award for the least bureaucratic agency in the city in 2005.
• Kennedy Award for exceptional productivity and process improvement in 2004.
• Multiple Proclamations of Recognition - 2004, 2005, 2009.
• Certifications of Appreciation, presented by Denver Health and Hospitals Authority by the Hospital Volunteer Association for the Annual Teddy Bear Drive.