T yeisha Nettles, R MA
**** ********** **** * * ive Apt #104, Riverview F L 33578
(Home) 813-***-**** / (Cell) 813-***-****
Email: n **************@*****.***
Qualifications
• Registered Medical Assistant
• Certified Phlebotomy Technician
• CPR Certified
• OSHA and H IPAA T rained
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F ront Office Reception - P rofessional Phone Etiquette &
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M ulti-tasking
I nsurance Verification - Collecting & P rocessing Lab
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Specimens
Quality Customer Service -Accurate Documenting & Patient
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C ha rting
Vitals and B M I - Assisting w/ M inor Office
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P rocedures
Venipuncture - Medical Billing & Coding
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I njections - Aseptic & Sterile Technique
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Medical Te rminology - Pha rmacology
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Anatomy & Physiology - CPR Certified
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EKG’s - Exam Room P repa ration
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Basic computer knowledge Word, Excel, & Powerpoint
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Knowledge of Allscripts
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E ducation
Remington College, Tampa F L
Medical Assistant P rogram Graduate
Awards: P residents List, Perfect Attendance
Experience
U rgent Care of Tampa, Tampa F L 2012
Medical Assistant Exte rnship
P roviding professional quality customer service to every patient,
f ront office check-in and insurance verification, accurate documentation
a nd patient cha rting, knowledge of E M R, vital signs, injections,
p erforming venipunctu re, collecting and processing lab specimens, minor
r adiology procedures, assisting physician with minor office procedures,
p rescription call-in, exam t ray set-up and patient communication.
Wal-Ma r t Supercenter D’ Iberville MS 2010
Sales Associate-
P roviding good quality customer service, remodeling store, tea ring
down and setting up gondolas, stocking floors, store set up for different
seasons, modular set-up and end cap presentation, maintaining an
accident free wor kplace while remodeling store.
Singing River Hospital, Pascagoula MS 2009
Dieta ry Service Aide
P roviding patients w ith great customer service, taking patients
b reakfast, lunch and dinner orders, making sure patients are receiving the
r ight nut r ition that matches their assigned diets, prepa ring patients meals
using aseptic technique and adhering to all OSHA guidelines, stocking
n u rsing stations with juices, mil ks, cereals and diabetic snacks, recording
p atients intake on how much food and fluids consumed.