Kimberly Athey

After a rewarding 34-year career with the Food and Drug Administration, I am now looking forward to the next chapter—one where I can bring my experience, positive energy, and problem-solving mindset to a new team. I am writing to express my interest in current openings in your company and I believe my background in office operations, dedication to teamwork, and eagerness to learn new skills make me a strong candidate.

Throughout my career, I managed the day-to-day operations of a busy office, ensuring efficiency, organization, and smooth communication across teams. I’ve always taken pride in being the go-to person for solving challenges, supporting colleagues, and keeping things running seamlessly. My approach is rooted in professionalism, a cheerful attitude, and a sincere commitment to helping others succeed.

Though I’m retiring from federal service, I’m far from ready to stop working. I’m excited about the opportunity to grow in a new environment, contribute meaningfully, and continue learning. I bring a dependable work ethic, a love of collaboration, and a can-do spirit that I believe would be an asset to your team.

Thank you for considering my application. I would welcome the opportunity to discuss how my experience and approach to work could benefit your organization. Please feel free to reach out at your convenience.

• Full oversight of Office budget
• Managed all internal audits regarding payroll, travel, and credit card records
• Approval authority of all PCard credit card purchases
• Oversaw all facility and security issues, including onboarding and the exiting of staff
• Managed special service contracts, such as translation services and administrative services
• Approval authority of travel actions
• Served as office representative on cross-Center program management groups
• Served as key advisor to the Office Director and Deputy Director on all office administrative matters
• Oversaw office administrative staff

• College coursework in administrative programs
• High School Diploma – 1989