Taylor Poncetta
About Taylor Poncetta
Taylor Poncetta serves as the Office Coordinator at Liftoff Mobile, where she has worked since 2021. With a background in counseling psychology and various roles in health and wellness, she possesses strong skills in communication and time management.
Work at Liftoff Mobile
Taylor Poncetta has been serving as the Office Coordinator at Liftoff Mobile since 2021. In this role, Taylor is responsible for managing office operations and supporting various administrative tasks. The position has allowed Taylor to utilize skills in organization and communication, contributing to the overall efficiency of the office environment.
Education and Expertise
Taylor Poncetta holds a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology/Health Psychology from Santa Clara University, which was completed from 2019 to 2021. Prior to this, Taylor earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of the Pacific, studying there from 2014 to 2018. This educational background has equipped Taylor with a strong foundation in psychological principles and practices.
Background
Taylor Poncetta has a diverse professional background, including roles in health and wellness consulting, education, and customer service. Taylor worked as a Health and Wellness Consultant at Digbi Health for seven months in 2021. Prior to that, Taylor held various positions, including Front Desk Staff at Lift Exercise and Baun Fitness Center, and served as a Group Leader at Gatepath.
Skills and Training
Taylor Poncetta possesses a strong skill set tailored for helping and supporting roles. Training in compassion, empathy, and positivity has enhanced these skills. Taylor has developed competencies in active listening, Motivational Interviewing, and emotional attunement through educational experiences. Time management is highlighted as a key strength, particularly refined during Taylor's time as a student-athlete.
Internship Experience
During an internship at Saint Francis High School, Taylor Poncetta gained exposure to various departments, including counseling, teaching, and special education. This experience fostered an interest in counseling and human resources, as well as the importance of supporting colleagues in a professional setting.