Alin Pinhasov

I administered COVID-19 and Influenza vaccines in a health clinic. I learned how to administer vaccines and convey vaccine information to patients.

After I graduated high school, I was drafted to the Israeli army and served as an army medic.
During my service, I took care of many patients, learned new medical procedures with supervising doctors and nurses and helped teach incoming army medics. My army service helped improve my self discipline and time organization.

At 15, I became a certified EMT and began volunteering in an organization called Magen David Adom (MDA). I volunteered in eight-hour shifts with two other volunteers three times a week. I traveled all over Israel's central district dealing with multiple cases a shift.

• Maintained levelheadedness and efficiency in high-pressure situations, effectively prioritizing tasks to save lives and provide medical care.
• Communicated with lucid patients to gather incident and medical history information.

A summer job.

I was employed at a Lego pop up event.

I looked out for little kids' safety and monitored the rides.

• I worked six to eight hour shifts a few times a week, during my junior year in high school. I communicated with other waiters and coordinated shift scheduling with my manager. I helped close the restaurant at the end of the shift.
• Handled customer complaints professionally, resolving issues through diplomatic acknowledgment and commitment to service.