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Chief Medical Examiner (OCME)

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Although I have never worked in a library, I believe that my skills and experiences make me an exceptional candidate for this position. During my internship this summer at the Office of Chief Medical Examiner(OCME), my main duty was to contact numerous people to endure that their requests were being upheld on our end at the OCME. This greatly improved my communication skills with other people because although some people may be difficult, one always has to remain professional. In addition, I had to maintain the __ of the cases that I was handling. Granted that I have all these individual qualities, being on the cheer team, in high school and in college, has taught me how to be reliable and how to work collectively with others. In order to reach
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