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Lloyd L. Grey

Personal Information

Seasoned professional with demonstrated ability to interface professionally with clients,

and display a healthy demeanor. Army soldier, Military Service Occupation, Laboratory

technician.

Notable Experience: two years Ebola vaccine delivery research and development (Proficient

in 'gene gun' bullet development for DNA vaccines).

Security clearance access level: SECRET: Granted Sept 27, 2005

Army soldier stationed at Fort Bragg seeking part time employment as a Laboratory

technician.

Received George Washington University Health Science Laboratory Technology program

Certificate through U.S. Army Medical Department Center and Schools.

Education

2001-2003 Army Med. Dep. Center & Schools San Antonio, Texas

Certified Medical Laboratory Technician Course

Work experience

2011-2013 Grafenwoher Army Medical Clinic

Atlanta, Georgia

Laboratory Supervisor

Responsible for the daily functions and operations of clinical laboratory services, to

include: microbiology, chemistry,

hematology, and phlebotomy. Ensured adherence to laboratory safety and security

guidelines, operated, maintained and troubleshoot clinical instruments, reviewed quality

control and patient results for accuracy, provided laboratory services

to soldiers and their dependants in an area of more than 9,000 beneficiaries

2010-2011 Fort Benning Blood Donor Center

Frederick, Maryland

Blood Collection Team Supervisor

Responsible for blood donor center operational support: performed donor screening,

phlebotomy, processing, testing, labeling, storing and distribution of blood components,

recognized and provided treatment for adverse donor reactions, performed

quality assurance, performed quality control, ensured compliance with SOP and regulatory

guidelines, trained new incoming

staff

2008-2010 Landsthul Army Medical Center

Frederick, Maryland

Shift Supervisor/Lead Technician

Responsible for the supervision and performance of emergency and routine clinical lab

testing on a 24-hour basis. Ensured laboratory safety and security guidelines were adhered

to, planed managed, and distributed a daily workload of over 1,200 specimens.

Responsible for shifts yearly workload of over 200,000 patient specimens, to include:

operate, maintain, and troubleshoot

clinical instruments; review quality control documentation and patient results for

accuracy, order and receive supplies,

ensures safety of personnel and equipment

2006-2008 Lawrence Joel Army Health Center

Atlanta, Georgia

Phlebotomist/Laboratory Technician

Process incoming patients & perform phlebotomy

Process blood & allocate for specific test

Package and ship specimens for specific laboratory test

2004-2006 US Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Disease

Frederick, Maryland

Research Investigator Assistant

Perform molecular and biochemical assays in support department projects

Perform DNA sequencing, Polymerase Chain Reaction, Gel electrophoresis, bacterial culture

& plasmid preparations.

Preparation, quality control and administration of DNA vaccines in animal protocols.

Reagent preparation, maintenance of common supplies

2003-2004 US Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Disease

Frederick, Maryland

Material/Supply Specialist

Responsible for allocating division funds of 1,000,000.00+ for research projects.

Order research material for ongoing research

Record and document materials ordered

Verify accuracy of amount, type, and size of research material ordered

Distribute to department, department specific materials.

References

Fred Lumzy 706-***-**** Brian Brewer 504-***-****

Karen Johnson 910-***-****

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