Physician Assistant Sales

Jordan J. Marcou

Phone 617-***-**** **Livermore Rd.

Waltham, MA 02451

************@*****.***

Education

**** - **** ************* ******* ** Pharmacy and Health Sciences (MCPHS)

Physician Assistant Program, Worcester, MA

Master of Physician Assistant Studies, March 2017

Capstone Paper:

The objective for our Capstone project was to raise awareness of two associated diseases, chronic pancreatitis and Type 3c Diabetes mellitus, which are increasing in prevalence in the United States and Europe. However, these illnesses are still relatively rare and often misdiagnosed leading to improper treatment. We chose to focus our paper on the importance of correctly diagnosing these illnesses in order to receive appropriate medical management to facilitate an overall better quality of life.

Clinical Rotations:

Cardiology Reliant Medical Group 4.5 weeks

Ob/Gyn St. Vincents Hospital 4.5 weeks

Pediatrics Modern Era Pediatrics 4.5 weeks

Surgery UMASS Health Alliance Hospital 4.5 weeks

Gastroenterology VA Boston Healthcare System 4.5 weeks

Primary Care Dr. Godiwala Private Practice 4.5 weeks

Internal Medicine Coppola Medical Associates 4.5 weeks

Emergency VA Hospital West Roxbury 4.5 weeks

Psychiatry Worcester Recovery Center 4.5 weeks

Proficient in:

Physical exams including breast, pelvic, and rectal. Venipunctures, initiation of intravenous infusions, interpretation of EKGs, aseptic and isolation techniques, CPR, wound care and dressing changes, closure of wounds via suture, staples, and derma bond, administration of vaccines, ear irrigation.

Experience in:

Examination of eyes using fluorescein staining, incision and drainage, administering local anesthetic, pap smear/pelvic exam, endoscopy, colonoscopy, insertion and removal of central lines, endotracheal intubation, lumbar puncture, and placement of Foley catheters

2004-2008 Stonehill College, Easton, MA

Bachelor of Science, 2008

Employment Summary

2016 Academic Tutor & MCPHS University Worcester, MA

Orientation Leader

Recommended by faculty to transition first year Physician Assistant students to didactic year during an orientation day provided by MCPHS. Each leader was assigned 10 new students to answer any and all questions they had regarding test format, class schedule, and lecture styles of various faculty members. We provided tutoring services for any of the students that were having difficulty in a particular subject. Review sessions were created by us via PowerPoint for three review sessions which we held during the spring semester. (Per Diem)

2010-2015 Phlebotomist & Boston IVF Waltham/Brookline, MA

Lab Technician

On site phlebotomist at Brookline or Waltham location. Performed venipuncture for CBC, electrolytes, genetic screenings and a variety of other tests conferring to nurse’s orders. Trained new phlebotomists at the Brookline location. Also, responsible for collecting semen samples and conducting semen analysis for male viability before beginning the IVF process. Lastly, recruited patients for Estrogen and Progesterone saliva studies for those who were needle phobic. (30-40 hrs. per week)

2010-2015 Sales Associate London Harness Company Wellesley, MA

Interacted with customers daily in order to sell a variety of products. Coordinated with other sales associates to maximize productivity throughout the day. Helped organize the inventory to become more easily accessible when replacing product. (15 hrs. per week)

2008-2010 Lab Technician & Brigham and Women’s Hospital Boston, MA

Sample Organizer

Organized hundreds of frozen sample records and freezer samples for easy accessibility in the Pathology department. Performed immunohistochemistry staining on patient samples in Clinical Pathology for many residents and Pathologists. Throughout my time at the Brigham I was able to observe pathology assistants who performed gross examinations of surgical tissues and autopsies. I was able to attend Pathology conferences monthly as well. (40 hrs. per week)

2007 Summer Undergraduate Stonehill College Easton, MA

Research Assistant Biology Department

Research was designed to detect the antibody response in northern leopard frogs by ELISA using reagents developed in Xenopus species. Performing these tests would help us better understand the adaptive immune response of frogs and may give us a clue to their decline in population. I was in charge of the maintenance of these two species as well as catching local species in nearby woods and swamps to test as well. (40 hrs. per week)

Honors and Awards

• 2015, Honors Society of Phi Kappa Phi

2007 & 2008, Deans List

Certifications

• 2017, Certification by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants

• 2014 - 2017, Basic Life Support for Health Care Providers

• 2015, Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support

• 2009, Phlebotomy, Health Training Center, Worcester, MA

Professional Memberships

• 2015 - 2016, Student Member, American Academy of Physician Assistants

Computer Skills

Computer charting and data entry, Word, Excel, Power Point

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