High School Health Insurance

CLARENCE POWELL

*** ***** **** *******, ******* *1808

Home: 706-***-****, Email :********.********@*****.***

Summary of Qualifications

Detail-oriented and experience in laboratory procedures and with medical terminology. Able to

analyze evaluate and monitor a variety of biological samples, maintain instruments and calibrate

equipment. Laboratory activities performed include microscopic and bacteriological tests.

Prepared specimens as required with filters, reagents, heat or with different solutions. Able to

count cells and look for cell abnormalities. Also able to read, understand and follow standard

operation procedures (SOPs). Able to prepare slides containing human tissue . Prepared slides

containing human tissue and staining. Accurately prepared slides from tissue sections for

microscopic examination. Processed specimen accessioning to include all manual and

computerized entry. Followed laboratory procedures for specimen handling and processing,

testing analyzing. Reported and maintained records for verification of test proficiency samples

test examinations.

Maintained records for demonstrate that proficiency testing samples were tested in the same

manner as patient specimens.

Able to organize, synthesize, and analyze quality data, scientific issues related to each case as

well as a profound knowledge of biological terminology. Experience in the use of several

software programs, particularly ANOVA; which organize and categorize data elements

documents and ability to understand and use databases effectively. Proficient in the use of the

MS Office Suite of software (Word, Outlook, and Excel) and excellent analytical skills. Also

excellent communication skills, both written and verbal. This includes the ability to explain

complex scientific material and concepts to individuals and groups with varying levels of

understanding. Also have the ability to work effectively within a team environment and to work

proactively. Strong time management skills and the ability to work under pressure in a fast-

paced environment. Uncommon ability to coordinate multiple complex tasks and projects

concurrently. Strong organizational skills, interpersonal skills, and attention to detail.

Experience

Columbus State University

2005-2010

2005-2007

Knowledge of basic principles and terminology of data processing. Evaluated samples by

laboratory analysis or organism identification and description; evaluated research data, organized

data, wrote reports, plotted findings, performed statistical analysis, and illustrated relationships

of one set of data to another. Identified, classified, and studied structure, behavior, ecology,

physiology, nutrition, culture, and distribution of aquatic plant and animal species. Produced

schedules, organize and execute experiments. Ability to evaluate, interpret, and explain data

collected.

2006-2009

Conducted, and monitored activities for sensitive animal species. Trapped evasive species for

conservation analyses. Performed conservation of rare crayfish species in West Georgia and

Alabama. Introducing at risk species to their natural habitat ( releasing). Conducted field

research and investigations to obtain biological samples and data using a variety of accepted

techniques for specific types of research. Collected and analyzed biological data concerning

relationships among and between organisms and their environment.

2009-2010

The first person to successfully bar-code a rare plant species Symphyotrichum georgianum under

the supervision of Columbus State University /Auburn adjunct professor Dr. K.S. Burgess.

Isolated DNA in order to confirm Symphyotrichum georgianum from two other species of

Symphyotrichum.

Conducted field projects for potential impacts on rare endangered animals, rare plants, and

impacted ecological communities or habitats. Able to locate species, plot coordinates via GPS

and study habitat conditions in order to make recommendations.

Created written proposals to receive grants for funding. Provided technical support for the senior

biologist. Designed experiments and material and methods to collect data or relating to problems

and make recommendations for solutions.

2009- 2010

Conducted research project on myoblast viability at Columbus State University. I ordered

materials, designed experiments, and analyzed statistical data based on results of findings.

Research was conducted to gain a future understanding of a rare human disorder, called

Myoclonic Epilepsy with Ragged Red Fiber. The findings were presented as a power point

presentation for facility and students. During this time I researched various medical journals

and conducted literature searches using the library as well as pubmed. I also maintained

abstracts, handbooks and protocols. Conducted literature searches using libraries and on-line

sources to identify, locate and evaluate published materials. Develop, maintain, and analyze

databases.

Assisted professors with preparing information to respond to inquiries from agencies, and

environmental groups. While doing research I helped write and review technical reports.

Researched and analyzed cost effective ways for conservation of species as well as ecological

environments such as streams and rivers. Brief and coordinate with professors on reviews and

findings of endangered species. I'm able to create spreadsheets, charts, graphs, reports, and

presentations. Applied excellent organizational, communication, and planning skills in preparing

experiments, responding to requests for information from professors. Able to analyze biological

samples, maintain and calibrate equipment. Purchased, operated, and maintain accuracy in data

collection.

Work History

St. Francis Hospital of Columbus, Ga. 706-***-****

Patient access Representative

Time at Job: October 2006 to May 2007

MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Registers patients accurately, entered information into

hospital data base and verified previous data in accordance with hospital regulations, policies, and state

requirements. Verified health insurance documents and compared identification card or drivers license

information to determine identity. In addition to the status of primary and secondary insurance claims.

Explain and furnish Medicare patients copies of Medicare Patient Rights in accordance with state laws.

Register various types of health insurance claims and admit and discharge patients by preparing the

appropriate paperwork. As a discharge administrator I planed, reviewed, maintained registered patient

files, and collected funds from patients for payment to the hospital. Also I escorted patients to the exam

and emergency rooms and assist the practitioner, as requested. Maintained exam rooms, lab area and

treatment rooms as needed. Performed front office clerical duties such as answering telephones, check-in,

check-out, and patient arriving and record processing. Also, registered patients accurately and maintained

emergency room equipment and record keeping in accordance with current policy and procedures.

As a discharge clerk: Performed a variety of clerical and administrative tasks related to patient admission

and discharge. Some of the primary responsibilities include collecting personal information from new

patients, ensuring proper insurance information was provided, and recording relevant medical history.

When patients are discharged, made sure that all entries in the patient’s medical record are accurate and

complete. Other duties included assigning beds based on diagnosis and condition, sending patient charts

to the nursing units, using computers to compile information more proficiently, and providing patients

with identification wristbands for safety and security purposes. Admitting and discharge clerks must also

abide by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), which protects patient

confidentiality.

Best Buy 706-***-****

Logistics warehousemen

Time at Job: August 2003 to October 2006

I was also responsible for inventory and loading and unloading of merchandise. In addition to inventory

I was assisting in product assortment that was delivered to other stores and costumers. I was also required

to lift up to 75 pounds and required to operate a forklift. Another duty that was granted was the

inspection of service ads and design of store displays. I was required to be trained in electoral and be

responsible for function of many displays throughout the entire store.

Lowes Home Improvement warehouse 706-***-****

Outside lawn and garden Loader/ Costumer services associate

Time at Job: May 2001 to August 2003

As an associate I provided support for Lowes stores regarding a variety of products and services. I was

responsible for the support of sales and products offers. I worked with stores, customers, and vendors to

coordinate product configuration and delivery. Provided support on product inventory, pricing and

margin issues. Conducted research to assist with other issues that may have arisen and performed other

duties as needed. Inventory and replenishes items as needed. Cleaned and disinfect areas to prevent

chemical integration and stored environmental products for lawn and garden using extreme care. A few

of the item handled were pesticides, disincentive, crabgrass, and fertilizers, weed control. Also I was

responsible for inventory loading and unloading products.

Volunteer work Volunteered at Magnolia Manor nursing home in the activities department. Time spent:

June 2010- August 2010.

Education

High School:

Shaw high school, Columbus, Ga

Type of degree: High school diploma, 2001

College

Columbus State University

4225 University Avenue

Columbus, Georgia

Major field: Biology (Pre Medical),

Degree Received : Graduated December 2010

B.S. degree in Biology with concentration on pre medicine. Over 48 semester hours of biological

sciences including a course in cellular and molecular techniques which included concepts from

microbiology and immunology. Other biology training courses: general biology, genetics,

cellular biology, physiology, conservation genetics, and neuroscience. Sixteen semester hours of

chemistry organic chemistry and general chemistry, Over 16 hours of mathematics and other

science courses which includes college algebra, statistics, calculus, and physics.

Training:

Participated and formulated various lab actives such as:

Identifying genes and DNA coding and cloning

Aseptic Technique

Restriction enzymes and gel electrophoresis

Extract DNA

Polymerase chain reaction (PCR)

Cell Culture

Spreadsheets, databases

Analyze sample sequences

Writing proposals

Designing and conducting experiments

Field Experiments

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