Noah J.

Braun
xx91 x2nd Ave SE Phone: (70x) -320-xx42
Jamestown, ND xx401 noah.braunx@gmail.com

Career To gain employment in a medical setting

Objective

Education University of Jamestown, Jamestown, ND (2020- Currently Attending)

 Graduate of Jamestown High School
 Majoring in Health and Fitness Administration

Professional
Experience K2S Engineering Company
- We used tools to measure the ground to make it level for building
- Worked there for 2 months
Assistant manager at Famous Footwear
- Worked with the cash register, stocking, selling shoes and other products.
Brick Layer for Construction Company
- We laid brick to build the structure of a building. I mixed concrete to use for
holding bricks in place.
Beekeeper for Browning’s Bee Company
- I work as a beekeeper, I feed bees, re-queen, super the hives, pull honey, and
extract honey. I also fix fence and work with the cattle.
Direct Support Professional for Triumph
- I work with people who have mental disabilities. We help to make sure they live
as independent as possible but help as much as needed.

Certifications CPR and First Aid certified through the Jamestown Fire Department

Other Work Jamestown, ND (Currently)

 Assistant with the Youth wrestling club in town, also help coach the High
School wrestling team. Referee for wrestling tournaments

Honors & 2020 North Dakota Class A State Champion

Activities 2019 Regional Champion
5x State Placer for Wrestling
6x State Qualifier

Professional American Heart CPR and First Aid Certification

Organization

References J. Anderson, RPT

Licensed Physical Therapist at Ave Maria
501 19th St. NE, Jamestown, ND 58401
Phone: (70x) 65x-xx60 Email: jastraca@xxxxx.com
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