Omar Mansour

• Verified documentation of admissions, discharges, eligibility information, outcome data and other pertinent information against specifications.
• Developed policies and procedures to keep medical records complete and compliant and processed according to governmental regulations and medical records practices.
• Prepared and processed clinical records of admitted and discharged patients.
• Created and ran reports to confirm accuracy of data and made corrections according to instructions within specified timelines.
• Created various Excel documents to assist with pulling metrics data and presenting information to stakeholders for concise explanations of best placement for needed resources.
• Designed and implemented tools to support strategic value chain optimization initiatives.
• Implemented code solutions to answer analytic questions and test and assess new methods.

• Negotiated terms of business acquisitions to increase business base and solidify market presence.
• Reviewed individual department performance and worked with leadership to improve processes, procedures, and practices.
• Monitored unit training and training schedules.
• Developed and implemented strategic updates to operations to solve issues affecting efficiency, profitability, and production.
• Handled administrative management, personnel issues and supply requirements for the company.

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As an Exams Invigilator for the British Council in Egypt, one would typically be expected to carry out the following duties:

• Compliance with Exam Regulations: Ensuring that the conduct of the exam adheres to the specific regulations set by the British Council and the examining bodies. This includes understanding and implementing specific instructions for different exams.
• Setting Up: Arranging the examination hall as per the guidelines provided, which includes setting up desks, placing candidate numbers, ensuring appropriate spacing between candidates, and setting up any necessary equipment.
• Candidate Verification: Checking the identity of all candidates before allowing them to enter the examination room, ensuring that they match the registration details and are eligible to sit for the exam.
• Distributing and Collecting Exam Materials: Handing out examination papers, answer sheets, and any other materials required for the exam. Collecting all exam materials at the end of the session and ensuring that they are complete and securely stored for dispatch.
• Monitoring Candidates: Vigilantly supervising candidates throughout the exam to prevent cheating and to ensure that a strict examination environment is maintained. This includes patrolling the examination hall and being attentive to any suspicious activities or malpractices.
• Time Management: Keeping accurate time according to the exam schedule, providing candidates with warnings when the exam is about to start, when there is time remaining, and when the exam has finished
• Dealing with Incidents: Managing any issues that may arise, such as candidate queries, suspected malpractice, or emergencies in accordance with British Council procedures. Documenting any irregularities and reporting them to the appropriate authority within the British Council.
• As an invigilator, maintaining the integrity and security of the examination process is paramount, and one must be prepared to adapt to different types of exams and situations that may arise.

During my military service, I was stationed in the Armed Forces' Media Office. My responsibilities included؛

• Conducted statistical analysis and generated findings with support of associates and team members.
• Reported from field locations and wrote stories under tight deadlines.
• Selected material to develop interesting and professional presentations for different formats.