My last position was actually as a healthcare provider for my mother, which doesn't showcase a lot of experience with what you're looking for. So what I will tell you about a different job experience, hopefully that's okay. I worked as an accounts receivable clerk for a company called Trosa. It's a behavioral modification program in Durham, North Carolina, and I didn't ever do accounts payable, but with receivables, I was responsible for a lot of different contracts, a lot of different customer accounts. We had landscaping accounts, moving and storage accounts. We had rental payments, and I had to balance the weekly aging to go through and see all of the customers that were 36 to 90 days behind, and we had to reconcile those accounts. And I was excellent at finding any things that some people would miss, and I'm very good at catching errors, I'm very good at fixing problems, and finding the solution. I found a discrepancy where we owed a person $842, and it was just by being detailed and thorough that I found that mistake. I was responsible for creating a spreadsheet, we would send about 250 residents, workers, to the North Carolina State Fair each year, and I was responsible for logging all of their hours and reporting this back to the COO, and giving a weekly detailed log sheet of all of the events that we took care of. So I would say that I generally exceed my goals, whatever goals are provided to me from a superior or supervisor.