Tammy Covarrubias; who is an executive UBT consultant and practice leader in the Medical Field with 30
years of experience in a variety of fields such as, experience working with clients in classroom settings,
working with individual departments, master training for the Southern California Service area, and
auditor of Several Medical Centers; when working with these departments we focus on financial
services, quality measures, service scores, patient satisfaction identifiers, work place service measures
and best place to work ie: department morale. Recognized thought leadership with in our Regional
Offices and hold my Improvement Advisory Certification in Performance Improvement measures.
Significant experience in presenting at industry conferences, workshops and seminars. Has led the
design, development and delivery of multi-dimensional cross-functional solutions to clients, bringing
together Strategy, Business Process Design, Organizational Design, Change Management, Hardware,
Software, IT & Infrastructure Outsourcing and Business Process Outsourcing.
years of experience in a variety of fields such as, experience working with clients in classroom settings,
working with individual departments, master training for the Southern California Service area, and
auditor of Several Medical Centers; when working with these departments we focus on financial
services, quality measures, service scores, patient satisfaction identifiers, work place service measures
and best place to work ie: department morale. Recognized thought leadership with in our Regional
Offices and hold my Improvement Advisory Certification in Performance Improvement measures.
Significant experience in presenting at industry conferences, workshops and seminars. Has led the
design, development and delivery of multi-dimensional cross-functional solutions to clients, bringing
together Strategy, Business Process Design, Organizational Design, Change Management, Hardware,
Software, IT & Infrastructure Outsourcing and Business Process Outsourcing.
Begin with a strong statement (perhaps your mission) that gives you a sense of purpose or defines who you are and how you will live.
Consider your audience. Who do you think will be reading this information? Consider what is important to the reader, and emphasize those points.
Keep it interesting. Don’t be afraid to show a little bit of your personality but keep it professional.
Be factual. Cite relevant experiences.
Keep it short and to the point. Just cover the highlights.
End with a special interest or anecdote that makes you unique (memorable).
Questions to consider include these.
Who are you?
How did you get to be who you are?
What are you doing now?
What would you like to do in the future?
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