Feb 2014 to 2000 General Service TechnicianCarmax Buena Park, CA Sep 2012 to Feb 2014 Mechanical Associate and DetailerPuzzle Zoo at South Coast Plaza Costa Mesa, CA Jun 2010 to Aug 2012 Sales AssociateAnaheim Family YMCA Anaheim, CA Dec 2005 to Aug 2012 Lead Group Leader / Assistant Site Supervisor
Education:
Wyotech Long Beach, CA 2012 to 2013 Certificate in Automotive
Skills:
Bi-Lingual (Spanish) Ability to make thorough decisions Supervised other employees on an occasional basis. Developed a good working relationship with higher-ups and co-workers Computer Knowledgeable
Golden Hills Adult School Avenal, CA May 2011 to Jun 2013 Vocational Clerk; Tool Crib Attendant; Instructor AssistantTorrance Memorial Medical Center Torrance, CA Jul 1999 to Mar 2007 Computer System Analyst; Customer Service Analyst; System Operator IIIEva B. Rodriguez-Ellis, M.D., Inc Harbor City, CA May 1991 to Jul 1999 Assisting the physician
Education:
Golden Hills Adult School Avenal, CA 2010 to 2012 NCCER Core and Electrical Curriculum Level 1-4New Horizon Learning Center Anaheim, CA 1999 to 2007 Various Computer Courses and CertificationsSouthern California Regional Occupational Center Torrance, CA 1991 to 1993 Automotive Technician; Electronic Technician; Residential WiringGuzman Institute of Technology Manila 1989 to 1991 Associates in Consumer Electronics
Its not like slow dying in the desert or in the prairies of South Texas, said Nestor Rodriguez, a University of Texas at Austin sociology professor who published a study that found drowning was the most common cause of migrant deaths. A drowning happens in a minute or two and its much more diff
Date: Mar 29, 2015
Category: World
Source: Google
Doctors explain how kidnapped newborn survived cold
Dr. Nestor Rodriguez says the infant may have been helped by a thin layer of fat newborns have called brown fat. In cold conditions, the body could metabolize that fat to produce enough heat to keep the body warm.
Date: Feb 09, 2014
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
Obama victory may give boost to immigration reform
"There may be a few (Republicans) out there who will change their minds," said Nestor Rodriguez, a sociologist at the University of Texas at Austin. "But look at the House. The Republicans are still in control of the House.
Perry's decision "to go against what is popular" in his party has become a serious political liability in a primary campaign where the conservative core wields tremendous clout, said Nestor Rodriguez, a professor of sociology at the University of Texas at Austin.