Laury Coronado

I’m someone whose career has been shaped by precision, accountability, and a genuine commitment to doing things the right way. After more than ten years working in technical, quality‑driven healthcare environments, I’ve developed strong skills in verification, documentation, and problem‑solving skills that translate naturally into construction management. As I work toward my master’s degree at Thomas Jefferson University and complete my OSHA 30 certification, I’m building the technical foundation to match the discipline and attention to detail I’ve carried throughout my career.
My experience ranges from quality control and blueprint verification to managing complex billing workflows and ensuring strict compliance with regulations. I’ve always been the person who double‑checks the details, communicates clearly, and keeps operations running smoothly. Being bilingual in English and Spanish strengthens my ability to connect with diverse teams and support clear, safe communication in fast‑paced environments.
As I move into construction management, I bring with me the same precision, work ethic, and commitment to quality that have defined my career so far. I’m ready to apply these strengths to the field, contribute to well‑run projects, and continue growing into a role where technical accuracy and strong coordination truly matter.

My professional experience is rooted in precision, communication, and strong operational coordination. Over the past decade, I’ve worked in roles that demanded accuracy, technical verification, and consistent attention to detail. I’ve managed complex billing and insurance processes, maintained strict compliance with federal regulations, and handled daily operational challenges in fast‑paced environments. My background in quality control strengthened my ability to inspect materials, identify defects, and perform highly precise adjustments to ensure products met exact specifications. I also gained experience verifying blueprints, coordinating between production teams, and ensuring that technical work orders matched the required standards. Across every position, I’ve built a reputation for reliability, clear communication in both English and Spanish, and a commitment to delivering work that meets rigorous quality expectations.

My most relevant education centers on my current pursuit of a Master of Science in Construction Management at Thomas Jefferson University, where I’m building a strong foundation in plan reading, construction safety, and project scheduling. This graduate program is directly aligned with my career transition into construction management and is supported by my ongoing OSHA 30 certification, which strengthens my understanding of jobsite safety and compliance. Alongside this, my Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from La Salle University gives me a solid grounding in organizational operations, communication, and administrative processes skills that complement the technical training I’m now developing. Together, these academic experiences position me with both the managerial and technical preparation needed for a successful career in construction management.