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Alexander Lentsch

Alexander Lentsch

BEPH Student

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Toronto, OntarioMember since March 6, 2023
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About

My name is Alexander Lentsch, a graduate of Micheal Power St. Joseph high school, and currently a student at Conestoga College. I am in the Bachelor of Environmental and Public Health program. Thanks to this course, I have been introduced and well acquainted with several programs and documents that are key to public and environmental health and safety.

I've worked retail positions before and during the program, and I have volunteered my time to organizations over time. More can be seen on my profile, and I recommend you look over my resume.

Experience

  • Knowledgeable in many areas of public health including, but not limited to: the built environment, disease prevention and control, public health education and enforcement, inspection practices, epidemiology, foodborne, waterborne and vector-borne diseases, zoonoses, water and air quality, toxicology, emergency response and preparedness • Proven ability to prepare for inspections, create Section 13 orders, fill out provincial citations, and use Hedgehog software to inspect a premise • Ability to work well individually or as part of a team along with excellent leadership qualities • Strong verbal and written communication skills, possess a G-class driver’s license • In-depth understanding of the Health Protection and Promotion Act, Food Premises Regulation • Trained in Incident Management System (IMS), Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS), and Certified Food Handler • Experienced in the use of software programs such as Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Hedgehog

Education

Bachelor of Environmental Public Health Conestoga College, Kitchener, ON

September 2019 - April 2023

Areas of focus include emergency preparedness and response, food safety, epidemiology, toxicology, air and water quality, waste management, health protection and promotion, infection prevention and control, and policy development

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