Meet Michelle, one of our warehouse team members!

In this team feature, we chat with Michelle, a member of our warehouse team who has been part of InterMed for almost three years. She talks about what her day-to-day looks like, the lessons that have shaped her approach to work, and the advice that’s stuck with her. Michelle also shares the moments she’s proud of and how she defines success in her role.

Can you tell us a bit about yourself and your role within InterMed?

My role at InterMed is to support the smooth operation of the warehouse by receiving and dispatching medical products, focusing on maintaining accurate inventory, following safety and assisting with general warehouse operations. I enjoy being hands-on and working with a team to make sure customers get the right products on time.

How long have you worked at InterMed?

Around 3 years

What does a typical day as warehouse team member look like?

A typical day for me starts with checking emails and incoming goods ensuring quantities are correct and the items are in good condition. Throughout the day, I assist my team with picking and packing orders making sure every product is correct and properly prepared for shipment.

What advice can you offer to other warehouse team members who are just starting?

My advice would be to stay organised, ask questions and don’t rush. Take the time to learn where everything is and follow safety procedures. Be reliable, help your teammates and keep a good attitude.

What’s the best bit of advice you’ve ever been given?

Do the work that scares you the most. It’s usually where growth happens.

Tell us about a professional success story that you’re proud of.

I’m proud of when I was recognised with an award by the company.  I didn’t expect it at all which made it very rewarding. It was a reminder that dedication and collaboration with my team truly lead to meaningful outcomes.

What are your favourite things about working at InterMed?

One of my favourite things about working at InterMed is the opportunities for learning and development. InterMed encourages us to expand our skills and take on new responsibilities which keeps my work engaging and rewarding.

What have been some of the most important lessons you’ve learned throughout your career?

The most important lesson I’ve learned throughout my career is working closely with my colleagues has shown me communication and collaboration are essential. A good team can solve problems faster and keep operations smooth.

How do you like to spend your time when you aren’t working?

Outside of work, I spend a lot of time hiking, which helps me recharge mentally and physically and spending time with my family and I also make it a priority to attend church every Sunday.

If you could learn to do anything, what would it be?

I would love to learn photography. I’m a sentimental person so I enjoy capturing happy moments and memories.

How do you define success?

For me success is when a person wants other people to become successful and help others up.

What’s one thing on your bucket list?

My bucket list is to explore other countries, experience different cultures, and try local food.

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