Amelia Goldan

Amelia Goldan has a diverse work experience, starting with their role as a Resident Advisor and Coordinating Resident Advisor at the University of Minnesota - Duluth from August 2001 to May 2004. In this position, they built relationships with residents, organized educational and social programs, enforced housing rules, and provided information to callers at the University Housing Information Desk.

Amelia then worked as an Intern assisting the Ad & Publication's Director at Woodworker's Journal in August 2004. Here, their responsibilities included creating templates/layouts for ads and editorial pages, fitting text and images into existing pages, and attending production meetings for updates and assignments.

Next, Amelia joined Siemens Medical through Starpoint Solutions in March 2005, where they served as an Image Tech and later as an Image Tech Supervisor until September 2006. As an Image Tech, they ensured accurate replication of paper medical records in Soarian's Document Imaging software, identified and corrected errors in prepping, scanning, and quality control processes. As an Image Tech Supervisor, they also managed the hospital's workflow for maintaining current records.

From December 2006 to the present, Amelia has been working at e4 Services as a Soarian HIM Consultant. Their responsibilities include configuring and troubleshooting Soarian Document Imaging/Enterprise Document Management settings, training hospital staff on DI/EDM software and workflows, and ensuring proficiency among HIM supervisors, staff, and physicians.

Overall, Amelia Goldan has gained experience in healthcare technology, publication design, customer service, and community building throughout their career.

Amelia Goldan completed their Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) degree in Studio Art at the University of Minnesota Duluth from 2000 to 2004. In addition to their undergraduate degree, Amelia also attended AHIMA, although no specific start or end year, degree name, or field of study is provided for this institution.