Elizabeth T Ayoola
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PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
• Highly motivated self-starter with proven problem solving abilities
• Excellent customer service interaction and ability to multitask
• Strong people management skills
• Goal –oriented and highly efficient
• Articulate and strong communication skills
• Collaborative and relationship oriented
• Highly committed to tasks
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite
EDUCATION
• The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, Galloway, NJ
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Biology; May 2014
• Essex County College, Newark, NJ
Associate degree of science (A.S.), Biology; May 2012
APPLICABLE KNOWLEDGE
• Fundamental principles that guide cellular and molecular organization and function.
• Laboratory sessions, which involves the measurement of toxic effects of various chemicals on
membrane integrity.
• Practical applications of biotechnology to everyday problems, and the use of recombinant DNA
technology to achieve an authentic cloning experiment.
• Techniques in aseptic technique and sterile transfer, instrumentation (e.g., microscopy and
pipetting), culturing bacteria, application of critical evaluation of experimental statistics, data and
presentations. Examples: culture media preparation, aseptic technique, and throat swab.
• Ability to use microscopes, UV/Vis spectrophotometer, basic laboratory glassware and other
laboratory equipment effectively with assigned laboratory experiments.
COMPUTER SKILLS
• Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint and Microsoft Outlook
CERTIFICATIONS
• Certificate of completion of OSHA safety, Blood borne Pathogens/ Infection control, Updated
Hazard communication/GHS
• General safety, fire& life safety, blood borne pathogen standard, hazard communication standard,
regulated waste standard, and biomedical waste rules ®ulations.
• HIPAA Privacy & Security including Omnibus rule
Steris (Isomedix Services), Whippany, New Jersey 07981 January 7th-January 27th
Temporary Staff, MSDS data Entry
• Adequate knowledge in organizing and compiling of MSDS sheets information. Inclusive of
chemicals we use in the warehouse and customer products.
• Phone contact if needed for updated or missing MDMS sheets
• Date entry and data entry
• Inventory and logging of parts of MSDS sheets.
• Working primarily in the warehouse
• Knowledge of MP2 System
The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, Galloway NJ September 2012- May
2014
Laboratory attendant
• Responsible for effective utilization of laboratory equipment such as triple beam balances, top
loader balances, pH meters, and laboratory glassware: test tubes, microscope, Bunsen burner,
burette, etc.
• Worked with scanned electron microscopy (SEM- SERC) and observed transmission of electron
microscopy
• Responsible for laboratory procedures; synthesis, purification of organic compounds.
• Identified organic molecules and structures
• Responsible for safe distribution of waste and hazardous chemicals in laboratory
• Accountable for proper sanitation of equipment used in science laboratories
• Responsible for receiving products pertaining to the Natural Science department.
• Responsible for effective record keeping of distributed items
• Supervised laboratory equipment set ups and procedures
• Accountable for records of borrowed equipment by students
• Supervised proper handling and disposal of chemicals
• Monitored proper disposal of hazardous waste
• Ensured proper sanitation of laboratory environment
MSDS (MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETs)
• Responsible for adequate applicable knowledge of material safety data sheets
melting points, boiling points and toxicity.
• Ensured proper disposal and storage of chemicals or toxic substances in laboratory
• Reviewed labeling of chemical substances, hazardous substances, and toxic wastes according
to PSDSs (product safety data sheets).
OSHA (TRAINING)
• Adequate knowledge of safety hazardous disposal rules
• Working with material safety data sheet (MSDS) in Laboratories
• Identifying substances according to physical properties and chemical properties
• Safe handling procedures
• Routes of body entry and emergency procedures
EPA (UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY)
• Ensures and asses the condition of laboratory environment
• Promotes maximum safety of environmental working condition’s
• Ensures that laboratory has zero pollution and there is maximum intact environmental
protection.
• Ensures proper disposal of toxic waste according to toxic substances control act
LABORATORY PACKING EXPERINECE
• Labeled laboratory apparatus for experiments
• Received supply orders from laboratory companies
• Packaging and labeling of new apparatus assigned to storage rooms.
• Monitored and kept track of packaged items
• Proper maintenance of laboratory safety data sheet
• Ensured students observed laboratory rules and regulations
Essex County College, Newark NJ September 2009- May 2012
Student worker
• Managed file records of students and a team of school events and scholarship funds
• Co-collaborated with supervisor to ensure a smooth, efficient, and work area for other Work-study
students.
• Conducted monthly checks to make sure students were eligible or ineligible for scholarships
• Focused on being efficient and flexible while working in on a team with other work- study
students.
• Organized bake sales and book sale events for grants funds
• Accountable for storage of received or donated books for funds
• Kept a record of donations
• Accountable for entries of events biweekly
• Mailed letters to Alumni to raise funds for grants
• Organized Christmas events to charity homes for kids
• Accountable for records of received and outgoing checks in the organization