Taylor Elizabeth Gray

1207 Vo Tech Dr.  Fitzgerald, Ga 31750  229-325-5719  tegray16@gmail.com

OBJECTIVE
Caring occupational therapy student pursuing master’s degree in order to gain knowledge,
plan and implement therapy programs, and treat patients to better their quality of life.

EDUCATION
University of St. Augustine St. Augustine, Fl
Master of Occupational Therapy Expected Graduation: Aug ‘21
Georgia College and State University Milledgeville, Ga
Bachelor of Science, Public Heath May ‘19

RELATED EXPERIENCE
Tift Regional Health System May ‘19 – Aug ‘19
Public Health Intern Tifton, GA
Tift Regional Outreach and Development
 Plan and promote health education through social media with hopes to increase followers to 8,000
 Coordinate and attend at least 6 health fairs to screen individuals and promote provider care
 Collaborate with other hospital employees to administer and evaluate public surveys
 Communicate with coworkers provide quality service when working with other organizations
Georgia College Service-Learning Project – Life Enrichment Center, Baldwin County Aug – Dec ‘18
 Interacted and motivate 6-10 people of all ages with intellectual disability – special Olympics, “dance-
ersice” (dance + exercise), art performance
 Educated individuals about the importance of movement to hopefully decrease chances of developing
obesity and/or heart disease
Georgia College Health Promotion and Program Planning Class Project Aug – Dec ‘18
 Collaborated with group of 5 to research, plan, and hypothetically promote ideas to increase daily
activity – helping those that are stationary in office spaces
 Promoted physical activity by using the theories of health promotion – community mobilization and
communication theory
 Compiled information, created brochures, and gave final presentation to targeted population
Human Development Adolescent and Child Observation Aug – Dec ‘17
 Visited local daycare and observed 10-12 children relating behaviors and interactions to stages of
development
 Conducted teenager spotlight and related observations to psychological stages of development

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
Phi Mu Fraternity, Gamma Sigma Aug ‘16 – May ‘19
 Housing Chairman – coordinate committee meetings and decorate sorority house Jan – May ‘19
 Member of Housing Committee – decorated sorority house for specific occasions Jan – May ‘18
 Member of Philanthropy Committee – coordinated projects for hospital visits Aug – Dec ‘17
  Pledge Class Treasurer – assisted with billing and executive information Aug ‘16 – May ‘17
Georgia College Competitive and Spirit Cheerleader Aug ‘16 – May ‘18
 Committed 15-20 hours weekly to practice, conditioning, and performances
 Demonstrated teamwork, positive work ethic, and self-discipline
 Established self-esteem and self-confidence through high-pressure situations
 Gained valuable time management skills
Student Athletic Advisory Committee Aug ‘17 – May ‘18
 Selected by coach to be representative of cheer team
 Generated student-athlete voice on campus and promoted positive student-athlete image
 Communicated between athletic administration and teams
Director of Varsity Cheer Camp July ‘17 and June ‘18
 Organized and coached a team of 17 girls for a week-long cheer camp
 Choreographed 2 dances, 3 cheers, and a stunt routine for team

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
Volunteer at Navicent Children’s Hospital, Macon, Ga Aug ‘16 – May ‘19
 Gained experience with patient interaction by playing with 4-6 patients in hospital playroom
 Visited 2-3 patients in hospital room and brought cards, toys, and crafts
Volunteer for Make-A-Wish Foundation Aug ‘17 – May ‘18
 Worked with athletes on campus to implement fundraisers
 Raised at least $10,000 to grant the wish of a child diagnosed with a critical illness
 Planned a visit for our “Make-A-Wish” child to throw the first pitch at a GC softball game
Volunteer Note Taker for Disabled Jan – May ‘18
 Recorded notes for the semester
 Sent notes to students who weren’t able to attend class due to disability
Volunteer for GC Miracle Dance Marathon Jan – May ‘16
 “Stand 12 hours for those who can’t”
 Collaborated with other students to raise $250,373.98 for Children’s Hospital in Macon, Ga
 Met patients, heard their stories, and spent time with their families
 Completed projects for new Children’s Hospital

CERTIFICATIONS
CPR, First Aid, and AED certified (American Red Cross) Exp. 08/2020
QPR Suicide Awareness certified Exp. 09/2021

SKILLS
 Microsoft Office  Social Media  Prioritize
 Organized  Google Drive  Goal Oriented
 Medical Terminology