Ixchel Odier

Resume

Below is a list of my previous jobs and duties.

Children's Museum of Atlanta

Volunteer | 2016-2020

Enhanced operations by completing wide variety of tasks, such as maintaining exhibits and assisting with exhibit repairs, maintained clean, neat and operational facilities to serve all program needs, provided support and companionship to visitors in need of assistance, and greeted visitors cheerfully and answered questions to offer quality customer service.

Publix Supermarkets Inc.

Front Service Clerk | 2019-2020

Addressed guest complaints and resolved issues to promote satisfaction, maintained clean and organized appearance for all check-out areas to attract and retain customers, responded quickly to customer inquiries, answering questions and offering insight into products, greeted customers with enthusiasm, offered to take orders and fulfilled each quickly and correctly, provided assistance to customers requiring help by carrying-out and loading purchases, and maintained excellent attendance record, consistently arriving to work on time.

Businessolver Inc.

Member Services Advocate | 2021-present

Assisted employees from various companies by enrolling them in benefits, answered questions about types of insurance coverage and costs, assisted with dependent verification for employees, provided general technical support to employees, and helped process life events such as marriage, birth, gain of coverage elsewhere, and loss of coverage elsewhere by verifying correct information on documents submitted.

Future Projects

After graduating from Georgia State University in spring 2023 with a bachelors degree in pre-law, I will focus on working to become a medical malpractice lawyer with an interest in public health. This will also include working on advocating for malpractice victims and ultimately putting the pharmaceutical industry out of business. While medical malpractice can happen in any state at any given time, I will be practicing law in the southeastern United States because many children in those areas rely on Medicaid or other state insurance and are typically more suspectible to receiving unnecessary and painful medical and dental procedures for profit.