Doris Ibe Enwo

• Reception and customer service for parapharmaceutical products
• Acquisition of supplies, system registration and warehouse storage; setting up shelves, checking deadlines and returns
• Beauty and cosmetics sector: customer reception, product illustration and support in purchasing suitable items

• Organized community service events to engage youth and promote volunteerism.
• Developed leadership workshops enhancing skills for members and fostering personal growth.
• Facilitated weekly meetings to discuss goals, activities, and member feedback.
• Collaborated with local organizations to create partnership opportunities for youth initiatives.

• Cleaned and sanitized guest rooms, ensuring compliance with hotel standards for cleanliness and hygiene.
• Organized housekeeping supplies and equipment, optimizing workflow efficiency in room preparation.
• Assisted in training new staff on cleaning protocols and hotel policies to maintain service quality.
• Reported maintenance issues and supply shortages promptly to ensure uninterrupted guest satisfaction.

• Assisted chefs in food preparation, ensuring timely delivery of meals during peak hours.
• Maintained cleanliness and organization of kitchen equipment and utensils, enhancing operational efficiency.
• Collaborated with team members to streamline food prep processes, improving overall workflow in kitchen operations.
• Followed safety guidelines for food handling and sanitation, contributing to a safe cooking environment.

• Assisted in dispensing medications and verifying accuracy of prescriptions.
• Educated patients on proper medication usage and potential side effects.
• Supported inventory management by monitoring stock levels and placing orders.
• Collaborated with healthcare professionals to ensure optimal patient care.

• Coordinated fellowship application processes, ensuring timely communication
• Managed scheduling and logistics for fellowship events, optimizing participant experience and engagement

• I carried out manual deblistering for drugs that were rejected, then once accepted it goes through the blistering machine.
• I controlled drugs to know if tablets are broken inside the pack, I also controlled tablet to know if it had expiry date etc.
• I poured the powder form of some drugs like paracetamol,

atorvastatin etc into the compression machine after that I took 1t to the control room to check if it complies with dissolution test, disintegration test, hardness test.

• For drugs that need sugar coating after either a dry or wet granulation it is compressed in the punch into tablets then you can take it to the sugar coating room add tale PVC sugar and water and color.
• I carried out quality control on drugs, incorporated batch codes, registration number, expiry dates using an inkjet machine.