Infection Control Quality

PRIYADARSHAN G. PHALTANKAR

**** ********* **; Virginia Beach VA 23464

TEL.NO. 757-***-****

Email: abm0ud@r.postjobfree.com

OBJECTIVE: To seek a challenging position as a report developer for EPIC

systems using Business Objects.

JOB RELATED STRENGTHS:

1) Developed reports in EPIC Clarity using Crystal Report 9

and 10 for Pharmacy, Infections Control, Laboratory, HIM and

research functions.

2) Advanced knowledge and expert in Microsoft products as

Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access. Attending class for

ORACLE 9i/PL-SQL

3) Knowledge of Windows server 2003.

4) Develop and manage MS-Access based databases for Clinical

and Water Projects. Create relational databases, including

complex queries, forms and Reports.

5) Manage and supervise recreational water program with EPA

guidelines.

6) Compile and analyze data for meaningful reports to be

submitted to management.

7) Supervise laboratory since August 1998. (Can Manage

personnel)

8) Security Clearance from USDA to handle Select Agents

(microbiological agents). This will enable to get high level

clearance.

9) Plan and implement Standard Operating Procedures, Quality

Assurance and Quality Control functions

EDUCATION:

IT Related Credits

Tidewater Community

College Windows Server 2003

Oracle 9/PL-SQL

Graduate credits

Radford University: Epidemiology

Virginia Tech: Immunology

Molecular Biology for Life Sciences

Diploma in Administrative Management.

University of Bombay

Master of Science

University of Bombay Major - Microbiology

Bachelor of Science

University of Bombay Major - Microbiology

Minor - Chemistry

EXPERIENCE:

Microbiology Supervisor Jersey Shore University Medical Center

Neptune, NJ

July 2009-September 2009

Responsible for day-to day activities of the Microbiology Lab. Supervise

Mycobacteriology, Immunology, Serology, Mycology and Bacteriology functions

and 27 employees

Clinical Data Analyst: Carilion Health Systems, Roanoke,

VA

July 2007-July 2008

Created reports in EPIC Clarity using Crystal Reports 9 and 10 for

Pharmacy, Infection Control, HIM, Nursing and Research Department.

Attended training sessions from EPIC for the reports and functions.

Microbiology Supervisor Norfolk Department of Public Health

July 1998- July 2007

.Responsible for day-to-day to functions of Laboratory including

supervision, continuous quality improvement, planning and implementation of

laboratory policies and SOP. Review and modify tests and protocols to

reflect the need and relevance. Review and analyze data, results, guide and

recommend as required. Manage and administer Recreational Water samples

(Beach waters) under EPA guidelines.

Achievements. Developed, introduced and maintain Access based

Laboratory databases for Clinical and Environmental sections. Analyzed

data for three publications from these databases.

Initiated, implemented and maintain Continuous Education program for

employees relevant to the existing needs and future development.

Lead Medical Technologist Montgomery Regional Hospital, Blacksburg VA

24060

July 1, 1993- August 1998

Responsible for day-to-day Microbiology and Serology functions.

Fully accredited CAP level 4 laboratory.

Instrumentation - Microscan -Walk-away automated, Bactec and

Auto analyzers for Chemistry and Hematology.

Infection Control: Data collection and reporting to Infection

Control Committee

Medical Technologist (Microbiology) St.Luke's Hospital, Bluefield

WV 24701

June 11, 1990 - June 26, 1993

Responsible for daily Microbiology and Parasitology functions.

CAP level 3 laboratory. Instrumentation in Microbiology: VITEK

Research Officer The Boots Company of India Ltd. Sion

Bombay, India

August 9, 1982 - May 27, 1990

Testing novel Chemical entities for anti-parasitic activities

using

In-vitro and in-vivo models:

Hamster (Hepatic, Caecal and Dual), Rat (Caecal); Mouse (Caecal

and intra-peritoneal)

Professional experience before 1982 can be provided if desired.

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

1. Member of Examination Committee for American Society of

Microbiologists- PHLM examination 2001-2003.

2. A committee member for: Infection Control Committee; Clinical

Pathway for DRG 079 Committee

3. Trained MLT students for Clinical Microbiology and Parasitology

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION:

10) SM (NRM) - National Registry of Microbiologists

11) M (ASCP) - American College of Pathology

PUBLICATIONS:

1) Phaltankar, P.G.; Kelkar, S.S. and Nair Sumati ( 1979): Blood

groups and symptomless carriage of Hepatitis B Antigen . Jour J J

Group Hospitals and G.M. College Vol. XXIV P. 133-136.

2) Kelkar S.S and Phaltankar, P.G. ( 1982) : Sexual transmission of

the Hepatitis B virus . Jour Ass Phy India Vol. 30 (2) P. 99-100

3) Bhopale, K.K.; Pradhan, K.S. ; Phaltankar, P.G.; Masani, K.B.

and Kaul, C.L. (1993). Activity of a new oxadiazole compound

against experimental infections with Entamoeba histolytica and

Giardia lamblia in animal models. Annals Trop. Med. Parasit. 87

(2),169-178.

4) Pargal, A.; Kelkar, M.G. ; Bhopale, K.K. ; Phaltankar, P.G. and

Kaul, C.L. (1993) . Pharmacokinetics and amoebicidal activity of

metronidazole and satranidazole in golden hamster, Mesocricetus

auratus. J.Antimicrob. Chemother. 32, 483-489.

5) Poster for ASM 2005- Probetec for Chlamydia and Neisseria

gonorrhoeae.

6) Poster for ASM 2005- WN Virus.

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