John Mizenko

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Rensselaer, NY *2144

518-***-****

abl1g9@r.postjobfree.com

To Whom It May Concern:

Please consider the attached as my application for the Neuro- Ortho-

Trama Medical Device Sales position as seen on Indeed.com job website.

I graduated from the State University of New York College at Cortland

in May of 2010 with a Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Sciences and a minor

in Chemistry. While attending SUNY Cortland I successfully completed

numerous presentation and communication skills classes thus providing me

with exceptional skills in these areas. My extensive course work in

Biology has allowed me to gain an understanding and appreciation for the

enhancement of human welfare and the technological advances within many

biomedical companies. The primary focus of my education is on pathology,

anatomy, and physiology. These main staples increased my knowledge and

understanding of the human body and its functions. Also from 2009 to 2010 I

was an intern in the Cardiac Catheterization Lab in Ellis Hospital. During

my internship I observed several procedures and followed several medical

device representatives, which helped better my knowledge of the job

requirements for a successful representative. I believe my education at

SUNY Cortland and my Internship at Ellis Hospital has provided me with the

skills necessary to become a vital part of the biomedical community and

great representative to the PMT Corporation.

I would like to thank you in advance for your time and consideration.

I look forward to hearing from you soon.

John T. Mizenko

7 Van Leuvan Dr. S

Rensselaer, NY 12144

Phone: 585-***-****

Email: abl1g9@r.postjobfree.com

Objective: To obtain a career within the biomedical industry and to master

the medical technology that is improving the world of health care.

Education:

State University of New York College at Cortland

Major: Biomedical Sciences

Minor: Chemistry

Bachelors of Science degree in Biomedical Sciences completed in

May 2010

Educational Activities:

Cortland Men's Division I Rugby Club 2006-2010

President/Captain

While holding this leadership role, I was responsible for ensuring

that all school policies regarding sport clubs were followed exactly.

It was my duty to maintain discipline within the club to ensure the

safety of all members as well as meeting with administrative staff to

assess and manage the performance of the club.

Bio Club

Member

As an active member for 3 years, this club improved my skills in group

projects, and increased my knowledge base in the biological community.

Teaching Assistant for Computer Applications

This class teaches proficiency in Microsoft programs, operating

systems and internet usage. In this position, my responsibilities

included; developing homework questions that would utilize the

information taught in class, addressing student questions, assessing

student's work, and helping run the lab.

Volunteer work:

Highway clean-up in Cortland, NY

Volunteered as "mock patient" for NYS Advanced Life Support

Employment:

New York State Education Department-Test Distribution Unit

May 2006-December 2009

In this position, I worked as part of a team responsible for ensuring

the completion and delivery of time sensitive projects including the

New York State Regents Exams.

Ellis Hospital-Catheterization Laboratory

Intern to Dr. Robert Joy, Cardiac Electro physiologist

While interning with Dr. Joy I had the opportunity to observe multiple

cases involving clients needing defibrillator or pacemaker

maintenance, as well as the catheterization and implantation of stents

within the vasculature of the heart. Such procedures allowed for me to

gain a firsthand look at the technology within the biomedical

community as well as work with doctors on a one to one basis in

analyzing the obtained information from these studies. This

opportunity enhanced my skills in communicating with doctors and other

health professionals. During this internship I had the opportunity to

follow several representatives from St. Jude, Medtronic, and Boston

Scientific, where each representative walked me through every step of

the procedure.

Related Courses:

Bio-Chemistry

-Studied the chemical processes of living organisms

Biomedical Seminar

-Studied different parts of the biomedical field

Cell Biology

-Researched cells and their physiological properties

Organic Chemistry I & II

-Studied the structures, properties, composition, reactions, and

preparation of chemical compounds consisting primarily of carbon

Genetics

-Studied the science of heredity and the variation in organisms

Mammalian Physiology

-Learned the intricate functions of the living systems within the

human body

Mammalian Anatomy

-Learned the structures of the human body, and their scientific names

Human Disease

-Studied a variety of diseases and how they manifest within the human

body

References:

Gretchen Zegger

Type- Professional

Medtronic Sales Representative

Email: abl1g9@r.postjobfree.com

Dr. John Sternfeld

Type-Professional

SUNY Cortland-Professor of Biomedical Sciences

Phone:607-***-****

Email- abl1g9@r.postjobfree.com

Dr. Robert Joy

Type- Professional

Cardiac Electro physiologist

Phone: 518-***-****

Additional references and letters of recommendation available upon

request.

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To whom it may concern,

I have had the pleasure of working with John Mizenko during his internship

at Ellis Hospital. I found him to be an exceptional student who has a great

ability to understand the concepts of pacemakers and ICD's.

John has the ability to learn new information quickly and apply it in the

clinical setting. I was impressed with his eagerness to learn and be part

of the team.

He would be a great asset in his pursuit of a career in the cardiac field.

Whether John decided to seek employment or further his training experience

through schooling, John has a bright future.

Respectfully,

Gretchen Zegger

Medtronic

Reference provided by:

Dr. Robert A Joy

2546 Balltown Rd

Suite 300

Schenectady,NY 12309

Recently I've had the privilege of mentoring John Mizenko during his

internship at Ellis Hospital. I've found him to be attentive, personable,

and a good communicator. He is responsive to needs of others. During the

time I spent with John he showed great interest in the field of

electrophysiology and a great understanding of electrophysiology

concepts. I have read his outstanding internship final report and I'm very

impressed. John will be an excellent employee as he is a very quick leaner.

Robert A Joy

M.D F.A.C.C

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