Adam J Cox
*** **** ****** ***** ******, MI 231-***-**** ***.****.*@*****.***
To Whom it May Concern,
I have worked both in clinical and non-clinical laboratories with five years experience combined. In that time, I
have developed a strong working knowledge of the movement of specimens though the lab, while demonstrating
my dedication to the quality of work produced, along with learning a great knowledge of the equipment and
reagents used. I am very interested in advancing my career in histology. I currently reside in Grand Rapids, MI; but, I
am interested in opportunities throughout Michigan.
Through my experiences working in both histology and analytical laboratories, I have become familiar with the
running and troubleshooting of many types of laboratory equipment. In addition to the scientific and laboratory
knowledge I have acquired in histology and analytical chemistry, I also have a strong mechanical background. I have
found a niche for problem solving, a general knowledge of how things work, and being able to relate information to
customers. I am an honest, reliable, and a dedicated individual with a great deal of ambition.
I would like to set up an interview to further discuss my interest in becoming a Histotechnologist. Thank you for
your time and consideration while reviewing my resume. I look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Adam Cox
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Adam J Cox
633 Lyon Street Grand Rapids, MI 231-***-**** ***.****.*@*****.***
Objective
To further advance my knowledge and skills in the Histology Lab; and to utilize the knowledge and skills I have
acquired in the five years of clinical and non-clinical Histology work, in a senior tech position.
Skills Summary
Professional Attitude Customer Service Operation of Lab Equipment
Process Improvement Computer Savvy (Microsoft Quick Learner
General O fice Skills O fice Suite, Mac OS, Time Management
Multi-Tasking Cerner, CoPath)
Professional Experience
HISTOLOGY: TECHNICAL FUNCTIONS
Preparation of tissues for microscopic evaluation by a pathologist.
Performing technical functions including tissue processing, tissue embedding, microtomy, slide staining
(Hemotoxylin & Eosin), and slide review.
Special Stains (hand stain techniques as well as automated) and Immunohistochemistry.
Specimen grossing.
Frozen sections.
Species: Human, Mouse, Rat, Canine, Feline, Non-Human Primate, Rabbit, Pig, Sheep, Guinea Pig, Hamster
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS
American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP)
Histotechnologist (HTL)CM: January 2010
Ventana Medical Systems, Inc
Ventana BenchMark ULTRA Operator Training. Tuscan, Arizona. March 12 - March 16, 2012
Employment History
SPECTRUM HEALTH HOSPITAL SYSTEM. GRAND RAPIDS, MI.
Histotechnologist, November 2010 to Present
PML PATHOLOGY. ASHEVILLE, NC.
Histotechnonlogist, May 2010 to October 2010
MPI RESEARCH. MATTAWAN, MI.
Research Associate (Histology Lab) April 2008 to November 2009
TRACE ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES. MUSKEGON, MI.
Analyst in the Wet Chem as well as the Metals Lab. 2006 to 2008
BREAKAWAY BICYCLES. MUSKEGON AND PORTAGE, MI.
Bicycle Mechanic. 1998 to Present.
Education
WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY – KALAMAZOO, MI
Bachelor of Science. Degree in Biology with a minor in Chemistry. April 2006
References
Available upon request.
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