Medical Laboratory Technician Basic Lifesaving Skills

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May 14, 2015

Courtney Jenielle Goode

Objective

Experienced Medical Laboratory Technician graduating from school June 9, 2015 in search of a

challenging and rewarding work environment that exemplifies teamwork.

Education

USAF Military Training for Medical Laboratory Technician 2014-2015

A.S Science (24 credit hours left to attain Degree)

Work Experience

Langley AFB, Hampton, VA

Medical Laboratory Technician, 08/2014-present

Perform diagnostic analysis of biological specimens in Chemistry, Hematology, Microbiology,

Immunology, and Urinalysis, including all aspects of analysis (specimen collection, receipt,

preparation, analysis, and reporting of results). Perform microscopic examination of various

specimens for identification of yeast, bacteria, and other microscopic elements. Routinely

maintain appropriate QC data specific for individual tests performed and ensures detected testing

errors are resolved and specimens are retested before results are reported. Experience on the

following instruments: Vitros 5600, Rapidpoint 405, Iris 200 Series, Stago, Beckman Coulter

DxH 800, Provue, Microscan, and Bactec. Experience in Phlebotomy working with patients of

all ages (newborn-geriatric patients) in a hospital setting. Work well under pressure and time

constraints within high-volume environments.

References

Susan Cain, Technical Supervisor, Transfusion Services, Langley AFB Lab, 757-***-****

Lanise Robinson, Technical Supervisor, Hematology, Langley AFB Lab, 757-***-****

Keith Johnson, Technical Supervisor, Microbiology, Langley AFB Lab, 757-***-****

1101 Jannee Court

Gastonia, N.C. 28052

Email: **********@*****.***