Patty Smith
About Patty Smith
Patty Smith is an Administrative Project Coordinator at EmblemHealth, where she has worked since 2008. With a background in pharmaceutical administration and payroll management, she has held previous positions at JPMorgan Chase and PM Realty Group.
Work at EmblemHealth
Patty Smith has been employed at EmblemHealth since 2008, serving as an Administrative Project Coordinator. In this role, she provides essential support to Pharmacy Directors, demonstrating her expertise in pharmaceutical administrative processes. Her responsibilities include managing various administrative tasks related to pharmacy operations and serving as a personnel liaison for retail Corporate Pharmacy staff.
Previous Experience at JPMorgan Chase
Prior to her current position, Patty Smith worked at JPMorgan Chase as a Property Administrator from 2004 to 2006. During her two years in this role, she was based in Jersey City, New Jersey. Her experience in this position contributed to her skills in administrative management within a corporate environment.
Previous Experience at PM Realty Group
From 1997 to 2004, Patty Smith served as an Assistant Financial Manager at PM Realty Group for seven years in Brooklyn, NY. In this capacity, she managed the processing of weekly Union staff payroll, showcasing her proficiency in payroll management and labor relations. This experience further developed her financial administrative skills.
Education and Expertise
Patty Smith studied at St. John's University, where she achieved an Associate's degree in Business Administration and Management, General. This educational background has equipped her with foundational knowledge in business practices, which she applies in her current role and throughout her career.
Vendor Management and Contract Negotiation Skills
In her current role, Patty Smith interacts with external vendors and pharmaceutical companies to gather data for expiring contracts. This aspect of her job highlights her skills in vendor management and contract negotiation, which are critical for maintaining effective partnerships and ensuring compliance with contractual obligations.