Medical Manager

RICHARD WANG

*** ******** **, *****, ***** Carolina 29650

Cell Phone: 724-***-****

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

or ***************@*****.***

2019

Dear Clinical Laboratory Manager:

I am seeking for Clinical Laboratory Cytotehcnologist and Histologist at SC. As an ASCP certified Cytotechnologist and CAP pap proficiency test (thin Prep and Sure Path certification) certificate, with 5 years’ experience of cytology and an ASCP certified Histotechnologist with 5 years’ experience, In addition I am experienced Molecular Technologist. I am seeking to pursue my long-term personal and professional goal of a challenging career as a Cytotechnologist and Histotechnologist within a hospital environment or a clinical reference laboratory for the variety of specimens and the opportunity to participate in clinical cytology procedures. I am currently not working therefore I can start immediately

Most recently 6 years, I worked as a Cytotechnologist, Histologist and a Molecular Scientist in the clinical laboratory involved in collecting and preparing specimens, interpreting them using a microscope and other medical equipment, and delivering test results to physicians and patients on time with accuracy and on time manner.

Let me briefly highlight the skills, values and contributions I will bring to your healthcare facility:

My Laboratory Management duty included

1. Preparation of cytosmear smears, histology slides and molecular test samples with advanced instruments and conduct QA and QC procedures with each prepared samples.

2. Microscopically examine and diagnose gynecologic and non-gynecologic slides for infectious, hormonal change, pre- malignant, and malignant disease processes

3. Worked on tissue dissection, processing, embedding, cutting, H and E, Immunohistology staining QA and QC slides and send the slides on time for Pathologist review

4. Purchase laboratory reagents and instruments

5. Ensure all clinical documents completion, accurate and on time

6. Ensure all laboratory materials, instruments and documents meet CAP standard

7. 25 years clinical lab experience with five years cytotechnologist, five years histologist and eight years molecular technologist with China Medical School and US graduated school education

Since a resume can neither fully detail all my skills and accomplishments nor convey my potential to your Cytology and Histology Department, I would welcome a personal interview to further explore the merging of my education, experience, ambition and enthusiasm with your facility's objectives. I am not working now, therefore available immediately and willing to relocate. I can be reached at 724-***-**** or Email: ***************@*****.***

Thank you for your consideration and I am looking forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely Yours,

Richard Wang, MD, MS, Ph.Dc ASCP CT /HTL

CAREER PROFILE

A highly skilled, accomplished and enthusiastic and professional Clinical Laboratory Scientist with diverse knowledge of cytology, histology and molecular diagnosis. Seeking a challenging position as a Clinical Lab Cytotehcnologist and Histotechnologist position to utilize my knowledge and skills in a renowned organization.

PROFESSIONAL STRENGTH

Familiar with cytology, immunohistochemistry, image analysis, automation and molecular diagnostic procedures

Possess good research and clinical laboratory analytical skills

Accurate, reliable and ability to work well under pressure

Possess good organizational and management skills

Self-motivator and ability to solve problems independently

Ability to follow standard practices to determine abnormalities, cancer and pathological problems

Ability to operate photocopier, computer peripheral equipment and personal computers

Familiar with the procedures of quality assurance and quality control

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE RELATED TO CYTOTECHNOLOGY

Lexington Medical Center, Columbia, SC 06/2018 – 08/2019

ASCP Histologist

* Tissue sample trimming, fixation, processing, embedding, sectioning (Frozen and

FFPE), staining (H & E, Special, Immunohistochemical), microscopic QA and QC

Analysis.

* Worked on Copath softeware,Ventana Ultra and Leica system,

* Daily processing 300 to 500 samples including embedding, cutting and staining

Walter Reed Medical Center, Bethesda, MD 03/2015 – 06/2018

* Work on next generation sequencing test of clinical FFPE sample for detection of cancer genes’ mutation, insertion, deletion and amplification

* Work on FISH assays, Immunohistology stain cytoanalysis with advanced instruments

* Help clinical requisition, registration, process, order form completion, test result data entry completion for all sample document processes

* Serve as an internal auditor for Joint Pathology Center (JPC)

Theranostix Inc, Beltsville, MD 03/2013 – 03/2015

Cytotechnologist and Molecular Scientist (include full time and part time job)

* Cytological processing of gynecologic (Thin Prep and Sure path) and urine specimens.

* Evaluation of conventional and liquid-based gynecologic preparations (Thin Prep and Sure path)

* Prepared microscopic slides of gynecology and urine samples, body exudates scrapings and enhance cells visibility under microscope

* Classified and evaluated specimens with reference to determine cytology slide quality

* Processed specimens according to established procedures and screened gynecological and urine cytology for the determination of abnormal conditions or possible malignancy

* Developed molecular test methodically (FISH assay) for cervical cancer and ensured the accuracy, acceptability and confidentiality of test results

* Handled the tasks of preparing, updating and maintaining quality control and assurance

* Coordinated with supervisor and supervised staff activities of the cytology department

Mayo Clinics, Rochester, MN 01/2013 - 03/2013

Histologist

* Preparation of histology slides and automation stain and be familiar with Mayo clinics

Lab Corp, Phoenix, AZ 9/2012 – 12/2012

Lead Cytotechnologist

* Processing blood, bone marrow, tissue, body fluid, and fine needle aspirations according established protocol

* Responsible for conducting preliminary examinations of slides that contain normal and abnormal cells, fungi, parasites, bacteria and other conditions

* Identified and marked atypia and abnormal cells on slides for pathology final diagnosis

* Handled the tasks of maintaining the testing equipment of the department

PCG Molecular, Dahlonega, GA 03/2012 – 09/2012

Cytotechnologist and Scientific Officer

* Performed various tests of cytology

* Prepared cytology slides of gynecology specimens (thin Prep and Sure Path), stained cytology slides with automation strainer, scanned cytology image with automation scanner.

* Microscopic and imaging system analysis cytology quality and for the determination of abnormal conditions or possible malignancy

* Maintained record of patients test result and participated in various testing programs

* Maintained equipment, instrumentation and supplies

* Developed multiplex PCR based test for sexual transmitted diseases

* Performed duties as assigned

National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD 01/2009-03/2012

Research Scientist

* Joined in NIH molecular biomarker identification for cardiovascular diseases (Framingham Project)

* Accomplished 8000 microarrays gene biomarkers studies of different cardiovascular diseases.

* Involved in six publications in scientific journals and obtained NIH award

Johnson and Johnson Pharmaceutical Co. Collegeville, PA 09/2006-12/2008

Research Scientist

* Performed blood sample and body fluid sample specific cell isolation with magnetic bead based methodology

* Conducted cell culture and cell based assays included proliferation; inhibition and cell based toxic assays and flow cytometry analysis

* Also involved in molecular assays, like clinical sample DNA, RNA isolation and quantitative and qualitative real time PCR, RT-PCR, north blots and southern blot analysis

* Protein isolation, western blot and ELISA analysis

* Mainly support JNJ circulating tumor cell test instrument development

RESEARCH RELATED CYTOLOGY EXPERIENCES

Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia, PA 09/2003-09/2006

Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the breast cancer laboratory (both NIH funded research and CLIA regulated Laboratory)

* Preparation of breast cancer FNA cytology specimens and breast cancer cell culture specimens, cytospin, cytosmear, automation stain and immunostain, microscopic image analysis, laser captures micro dissection of specific cancer cells, genomic amplification and micro array genomic profile analysis for specific breast cancer gene biomarkers and real time qPCR and RT-PCR confirmation.

* Image aided microscopic analysis breast cancer morphology

* Specimens included FNA, larvag, human breast cancer tissue, experimental animal tissue and cytology specimens

* Instruments, reagents maintenance and materials purchasing.

* Preparation of SOP and supervision of junior postdoctoral fellows

* Helped preparation of grant application, posters and manuscripts for publication under supervision of Laboratory Director and Chief.

* Accomplished six publications in Scientific Journals and obtained Breast Cancer Research Award

* Accomplished six publications in scientific journals and six posters in AACR and other conferences

Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Bronx, New York 01/2002-09/2003

Research Scientist

* Conducted ISH and Immunostain for liver Cancer Research

* Accomplished four publications in scientific journals including one in Nature

Merck Co, West Point, PA 07/1997-12/2001

Clinical Staff Scientist

* Support Merck’s HPV vaccine development and clinical trial phase I and II and II * Microscopic analysis of NORMAL, CINI, CINII, CINIII and CIS, SCC

* Immunohistochemistry cervical cancer tissue with P16 and in situ hybridization for detection of HPV viral particle with Venetana autostainer.

* Real time PCR detection of HPV 16.18.31.6,11 particles from Lavage samples

* Completed 12000 patients samples study from worldwide for safety, efficacy study

* Ensure all clinical sample test records and documents completion for FDA inspection

* Obtain Merck Vice President Award for the contribution of HPV vaccine development

Immunomedics Inc, Newark, NJ 07/1991-07/1997

Immunohistology Manager

* Expand company’s human and animal tissue bank

* Tissue sample trimming, fixation, processing, embedding, sectioning (Frozen and

FFPE), staining ( H & E, Special, Immunohistochemical), microscopic QA and QC

Analysis

* Develop and validate high through put screening methods combination

of immunohistochemistry, FISH, flowcytometry, ELISA/RIA to evaluate

company produced mononcloncal antibody’s sensitivity, specificity and cross reactivity

* Management of histology Laboratory, over sight technical operation of laboratory,

Specimen collection, processing, tissue bank inventory, and reagent supply and

Instrument maintenance.

* Provide technical support, quality control, training staff and monitoring project progress

* Supervised several histology technicians

OTHER REARCH RELATED EXPERIENCES

I had worked for pharmaceutical industry, hospitals, Research Institutes and clinical laboratories for 25 years including, National Institutes Health, Tianjin Central women’s Hospital in China, Jersey City Medical Center, Merck Co, Johnson and Johnson, and other biotechnology companies. I also have dozens of publications to support my academic achievements. Recently worked at clinical laboratories at PCG Molecular, Lab Corp, Mayo clinics, Theranostix, Walter Reed Medical Center and Lexington Medical Center for 6+ years as a Cytotechnologist, Histologist and Molecular Technologist or Scientist.

EDUCATION HIGHLIGHTS AND CREDENTIALS

Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia, PA 2003-2006

Postdoctoral Training in Breast Cancer Research

Ph.Dc, Experimental Pathology

University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, Newark, NJ 1988 -1991

M.S., Microbiology and Immunology

Idaho State University, Pocatello, ID 1988

MBBS, M.D., Medicine 1985 and US ECFMG Certified 1993

Tianjin Medical University, Tianjin City, China

CERTIFICATIONS and LICENSE:

Certificate: Cytotechnologist, CAP PT Thin Prep and Sure Path, 2014

Certificate: Cytotechnologist, ASCP Registration# 20 2014

Certificate: Histotechnologist, ASCP Registration# 3468 2013

Certificate: Postdoctoral fellow of breast cancer research 2006

Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia, PA

Cytology Certificate: Postdoctoral Training on Diagnostic cytology, 1997

40 Category 1 AMA Credits Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Bronx, NY

Certificate: ECFMG,

ECFMG Center, Philadelphia, PA Registration # 046*****-****

Medical License: 070800

Tianjin Health Bureau, Tianjin City, China 1985

PUBLIFICATIONS:

IND APPLICATION:

Jeajin Cho, Richard Wang, Sanjeev Gupta, Robert Susick, Joseph Bridge, Baljit Salpal etc. Utilization of Well Characterized Human Fetal Liver Stem Cell line to Regenerate New Human Liver in Liver Failure Patients. (INDA approval by FDA)

PUBLICATIONS:

1. Joehanes R, Ying S, Huan T, Johnson AD, Raghavachari N, Wang R, Liu P, Woodhouse KA, Sen SK, Tanriverdi K, Courchesne P, Freedman JE, O'Donnell CJ, Levy D, Munson PJ. Gene expression signatures of coronary heart disease.Arterioscler Thromb Vasc Biol. 2013 Jun;33(6):1418-26 Select item 23539213

2. Huan T, Zhang B, Wang Z, Joehanes R, Zhu J, Johnson AD, Ying S, Munson PJ, Raghavachari N, Wang R, Liu P, Courchesne P, Hwang SJ, Assimes TL, McPherson R, Samani NJ, Schunkert H; A systems biology framework identifies molecular underpinnings of coronary heart disease. Coronary ARteryDIsease Genome wide Replication and Meta-analysis (CARDIoGRAM) Consortium, International Consortium for Blood Pressure GWAS (ICBP), Meng Q, Suver C, O'Donnell CJ, Derry J, Yang X, Levy D. Arterioscler Thromb Vasc Biol. 2013 Jun;33(6):1427-34

3. Samarjit Das, Marcella Ferlito, Oliver A. Kent, Karen Fox Talbot, Richard Wang, Delong Liu, Nalini Raghavachari, Yanqin Yang, Sarah J. Wheelan, Elizabeth Murphy, and Charles Steenbergen, Nuclear miRNA Regulates the Mitochondrial Genome in the Heart, Circulation Research 2012;

4. Moral R, Santucci-Pereira J, Wang R, Russo IH, Lamartiniere CA, Russo J.In utero exposure to butyl benzyl phthalate induces modifications in the morphology and the gene expression profile of the mammary gland: an experimental study in rats. Environ Health. 2011 Jan 17; 10(1): 5.

5. Moral R, Wang R, Russo In utero exposure to butyl benzyl phthalate induces modifications in the morphology and the gene expression profile of the mammary gland: an experimental study in rats. Moral R, Santucci-Pereira J, Wang R, Russo IH, Lamartiniere CA, Russo J. Environ Health. 2011 Jan 17; 10(1): 5.H, Lamartiniere CA, Pereira J, Russo J. Effect of prenatal exposure to the

endocrine disruptor bisphenol A on mammary gland morphology and gene expression signature. J Endocrinol. 2008 Jan; 196(1): 101-12.

6. Moral R, Wang R, Russo IH, Mailo DA, Lamartiniere CA, Russo J. The plasticizer butyl benzyl phthalate induces genomic changes in rat mammary gland after neonatal/prepubertal exposure. BMC Genomics. 2007 Dec 6; 8:453.

7. Balogh GA, Heulings R, Mailo D, Wang R, Li YS, Hardy R, Russo J. Methodological approach to study the genomic profile of the human breast. Int J Oncol. 2007 Aug; 31(2): 253-60.

8. Chen JQ, Contreras RG, Wang R, Fernandez SV, Shoshani L, Russo IH, Cereijido M, Russo J.

Sodium/potassium ATPase (Na+, K+-ATPase) and ouabain/related cardiac glycosides: A new paradigm for development of anti- breast cancer drugs? Breast Cancer Res Treat. 2006 Mar; 96(1): 1-15.

9. Russo J, Balogh GA, Chen J, Fernandez SV, Fernbaugh R, Heulings R, Mailo DA, Moral R, Russo PA, Sheriff F, Vanegas JE, Wang R, Russo IH. The concept of stem cell in the mammary gland and its implication in morphogenesis, cancer and prevention. Front Biosci. 2006 Jan 1; 11:151-72.

10. Cho JJ, Joseph B, Sappal BS, Giri RK, Wang R, Ludlow JW, Furth ME, Susick R, Gupta S. Analysis of the functional integrity of cryopreserved human liver cells including xenografting in immunodeficient mice to address suitability for clinical applications. Liver Int. 2004 Aug; 24(4): 361-70.

11. Cho JJ, Malhi H, Wang R, Joseph B, Ludlow JW, Susick R, Gupta S. Enzymatically labeled chromosomal probes for in situ identification of human cells in xenogeneic transplant models.

Nat Med. 2002 Sep;8(9): 1033-6. Epub 2002 Aug 19.

10: Steven R. Inglis, MD, Y Wang, MD, H Yun, MD Transvaginal Ultrasonic Measurement of Cervical Length and Dilation in Prediction of Preterm Labor (Manuscript to be submitted to The American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology)

12. Y. Wang, MD, C. W. Leong, DO, V.G.Sutija, Ph.D and H. Yun, MD Leukocyte Counts in Sub clinical Chorioamminonitis, the 7th annual research colloquium. 1996, 7: 76.

13. C.W. Leong, DO, M.Ahn, DO, Y. Wang, MD, V.G. Sutija, Ph.D and H Yun, MD Clinical Significance of Placental Weight in Preeclampsia. The 7th annual research colloquium.1996, 7: 64.

14. D O’Connell, MD, MPA, Y. Wang, MD, N Punyasavatsut, MD Injury Prevention and Education in a Pediatric Subspecialty Clinic. The 7th annual research colloquium. 1996, 7: 71.

15: Y. Wang, A.S. Honingman and G.M. Scalarone Development of Comparative Dot ELISA for detection of antibodies in blastomycosis. Diag Micro Infect Dis. 1987, 7:37-43.

16: Henry R. J; Yang Wang; Xiao Min Wang. Immunohistochemical Study of Cervical Estradiol Receptor in Normal, Dysplasia and Malignant Cervical Tissues. B J of Obstetric Gyn. 1986, 4: 221-223.

POSTERS:

1. The preventive effect of hCG is associated with a specific genomic signature in the rat mammary gland: Richard Wang, Jose Russo. Gabriela A. Balogh, Daniel Mailo, Fathima S, Sheriff, Rachael Fernbaugh, Patricia Russo, and Irma H. Russo: 2005 American Association of Cancer Research Meeting, (AACR), Anahem, CA

2. Use of laser capture microdissection for study genomic expression in rat mammary gland: Richard Wang, Irma H. Russo, Gabriela A. Balogh, Daniel Mailo, Fathima S, Sheriff, Rachael Fernbaugh, Patricia Russo, and Jose Russo: 2004 Breast Cancer Conference, Princeton, NJ

3. Selection of the best platform fro determination of genomic signature in the rat mammary gland: Gabriela A. Balogh, Richard Wang, Irma H. Russo, and Jose Russo: 2004 Breast Cancer Conference, Princeton, NJ

4. Basic definitions for the morphological evaluation of the effect of environmental factors on the development and differentiation of the rodent mammary gland: Russo, I.H., Wang, R., Moral, R., Sheriff, F., Fernbaugh, R., and Russo. 2004 Breast Cancer Conference, Princeton, NJ

LANGUAGE/COMPUTER SKILLS:

English and Chinese

Sound knowledge of Windows NT, Microsoft Word, Access, Power Point, Excel, SAS, Lotus, Word Perfect

MEMBERSHIP:

American Chinese Medical Association (ACMA), American Association for Cancer Research (AACR), American Cytotechnology Association, Sigma Xi Scientific Association

REFERNCES: based on request

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