Olesya Podskrebkina
North Bellmore, NY 11710
Tel.: 516-***-****
Email: *************@*****.***
Career Objective: My goal is to secure a position that will utilize all of
my expertise and knowledge as a laboratory technician in the field of
biology and chemistry.
Education:
North Kazakhstan State University, 2000-2005
BA in Biology and Chemistry (GPA 3.95)
Some Master level courses taken and successfully passed.
Credentials:
Diploma evaluated by World Educational Services (WES) and deems education
as eligible to teach Biology and Chemistry to middle school and high school
students.
Professional Experience:
Assistant Lab Technician
9/2004 - 7/2008
North - Kazakhstan State University
As an Assistant Lab Technician in the biology and chemistry department
within the university, duties included but where not limited to the
following:
. Set up equipment for students laboratories
. Maintained important documentation related to laboratory activities
. Assisted students with experiments
. Managed equipment and materials inventories
. Recorded and analyzed data
. Maintained appropriate safety and hygiene standards in the laboratory
AHRC / Nassau County
3/2008 -Present
Bellmore, NY
Lead Coach/Activities Coach
As a Lead Coach / Activities Coach, responsibilities include but are not
limited to the following:
. Manage equipment and material inventories, including preparation of
purchase orders and payment requests and maintenance of department
budget records for the hub-site
. Maintain appropriate safety and hygiene standards
. Supervise a group of 7 activities coaches
. Compose monthly summaries and various reports
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
. Microsoft Office Word
. Microsoft Office Excel
. Microsoft Office Power Point Presentation
. Can speak, read and write Russian fluently
Other Achievements:
Worked side by side with Dr. Polyakov, Vladilen in a research study which
examined the protective effects of Bio-Engineered Supplements when given to
mice that were exposed to radiation and radio-active material. This study
included experimenting with transgenic mouse colony, focusing on
physiological, morphological and behavioral changes as a result of
consumption of bio-engineered supplements.
Results of the experiment supported Dr. V. Polyakov hypothesis and the
study was recognized and published in the "Science and Life" magazine.