Support Assistant Medical
Resume:
Quintella N Davis
Calumet City,IL 60409
Work Experience:
Veteran Affairs
Honolulu, HI 96819
Advanced Medical Support Assistant
Clinic Responsibilities:
Check in and check out of patients, verify insurance and demographics, schedule appointments, telephone and e-mail responses for patients, interface with care teams.
Tripler Army Medical Center
1 Jarrett White Rd Bldg. #40
Honolulu, HI 96859
10/2021-07/2023
Specimen Controller
Duties:
As a federal employee I have performed work for two separate testing programs, U.S Military Entrance Processing Command (MEPCOM) and Civilians, each with different documentation and processing requirements and regulations:
Works independently and makes decisions on acceptance or rejection of specimens submitted for testing after careful examination and evaluation of urine specimen bottles, chain of documents, DD form 2624 and any additional material submitted. Ensures specimens are inspected for damage boxes and possible tampering, noting the condition of the box and shipping material of the handling of custody document.
Annotate any existing discrepancies on custody forms. Evaluates and verifies identification, batch and specimen numbers on chain of custody document against bottle label determining what information is missing or erroneous and annotates information on all pertinent documentation. Assign a unique laboratory accession number to each specimen. Verifies all information and pours aliquots of each specimen for initial screening. Pulls and verifies all information on sequential lists and pour presumptive positive urine specimens for re-screen or confirmation of AMPS, D/IAMPS, 6-MAM, THC, BZE, and PCP.
Maintain elaborate and detailed custody documentation at all times to be used if necessary in a court of law. Ensures that all submitted specimens are maintained under forensic conditions until the testing process is completed. Dispose of negative specimens and place all confirmed positive in long term frozen storage following forensic protocols. Performs duties with minor supervision and must make daily independent decisions and judgments.
Organize urine sample in batching trays, matching the sequential order as listed on their chain of custody documents, while incorporating blind quality control specimens into the batch. Accessioning labels are generated using an automated, computerized thermal transfer printer. Performs customer and administrative duties such as filing paperwork and annotation logs. Complete understanding of the laboratory's operating procedures for the accessioning and screening areas and familiarization with Navy's Drug Testing Program.
General understanding of chemical laboratory terminology used with laboratory technicians and chemists. Awareness of the importance of accuracy and attention to detail required in completing paperwork in a forensic environment. Restock supplies as required and complies with NAVOSH and OSHA standards, and applicable rules.
General knowledge and understanding of the Military Testing Standing Operating Procedure for Litigation Support including, document preparation, daily tracking and filing, and telephone inquiries.
Ability to maintain attention to detail at high levels for extended periods of time.
Supervisor: Brittany Satovich
Phone: 808-***-****
Celerion
2420 Baseline Rd
Tempe, AZ 85283
09/2020-03/2021
Clinical Conduct Technician
Duties:
Process blood samples (centrifugation of blood samples, separate plasma or serum, transfer to alternate tubes, freeze samples in timely manner)
Light housekeeping
Monitor Clinics to ensure participant safety
Dexcom
232 S. Dobson Rd
Mesa, AZ 85202
05/2020-8/2020
Manufacturing Associate 2
Duties:
Assemble Continuous Glucose meters
Inspect each device for any damages, making sure label and skin patch are intact
Heat stake device
Supervisor: Aaron Huish
Tempe St. Luke’s Hospital
1500 S Mill Rd
Tempe, AZ 85282
10/2019-04/2020
Laboratory assistant/ Phlebotomist
Duties:
Receive incoming specimens via UPS/Fedex Courier
Accession specimens such as blood, urine, stool, etc
Phlebotomy
Data entry (IndraCare, Cerna, LabCorp)
Customer service/ answering phones, scheduling stat pick-ups
Centrifuge Blood Specimens
Supervisor: Tanasha Miller
Central Clinical Lab
3720 E LaSalle Rd
Phoenix, AZ 85040
7/2019-10/2019
Hours per week: 25
Lab Assistant
Duties:
Receive incoming specimens via UPS/Fedex Courier
Accession specimens such as blood, urine, stool, etc
Phlebotomy
Perform waive testing/Resulting
Data entry (IndraCare, WhatsApp, LabCorp)
Customer service/ answering phones, scheduling stat pick-ups
Centrifuge Blood Specimens
Supervisor: Loraine Price
VolenteDx
4530 E. Shea Blvd Ste 165
Phoenix, AZ 85028
01/2019-06/2019
Hours per week: 40
Accession Tech
Duties:
Received incoming specimens via UPS/FedEx
Opened package making sure to verify no damages to specimen such as leakages
Once patient info is verified via requisition and specimen, an accession number was assigned to that particular specimen.
Once accession has been completed, patient info such as demographics, D.O.B, etc is entered into the system.
Once testing has been completed results are released to patient physician.
Supervisor: Jim Bentley
LABCORP
150 SPRING LAKE DR
Itasca, IL 60143 United States
06/2016 – 06/2018
Hours per week: 40
Accession Tech
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Accession medical samples i.e, blood, urine, feces, swabs, sputum, semen, vaginal fluids, microbiology assistant.
Pronger Smith Medical Care
17495 S. LaGrange rd
Tinley Park, IL 60487 United States
12/2014 – 12/2015
Hours per week: 34
X-ray Patient Service Representative
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Schedule patients for x-rays, mammograms, ultrasounds,
Answer phones
Filing and downloading patient previous exams
Check patients in for X-ray, mammograms, ultrasounds
Supervisor: Sharron Scott
Navy Drug Screening :Lab
38H Adams St.
Great Lakes, IL 60088 United States
07/2009-07/2011
10/2012 - 10/2013
Hours per week: 40
Pay Plan: GS
Physical Science Technician (This is a federal job)
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
As a federal employee I have performed work for two separate testing programs, U.S Military Entrance Processing Command (MEPCOM) and Civilians, each with different documentation and processing requirements and regulations:
Works independently and makes decisions on acceptance or rejection of specimens submitted for testing after careful examination and evaluation of urine specimen bottles, chain of documents, DD form 2624 and any additional material submitted. Ensures specimens are inspected for damage boxes and possible tampering, noting the condition of the box and shipping material of the handling of custody document.
Annotate any existing discrepancies on custody forms. Evaluates and verifies identification, batch and specimen numbers on chain of custody document against bottle label determining what information is missing or erroneous and annotates information on all pertinent documentation. Assign a unique laboratory accession number to each specimen. Verifies all information and pours aliquots of each specimen for initial screening. Pulls and verifies all information on sequential lists and pour presumptive positive urine specimens for re-screen or confirmation of AMPS, D/IAMPS, 6-MAM, THC, BZE, and PCP.
Maintain elaborate and detailed custody documentation at all times to be used if necessary in a court of law. Ensures that all submitted specimens are maintained under forensic conditions until the testing process is completed. Dispose of negative specimens and place all confirmed positive in long term frozen storage following forensic protocols. Performs duties with minor supervision and must make daily independent decisions and judgments.
Organize urine sample in batching trays, matching the sequential order as listed on their chain of custody documents, while incorporating blind quality control specimens into the batch. Accessioning labels are generated using an automated, computerized thermal transfer printer. Performs customer and administrative duties such as filing paperwork and annotation logs. Complete understanding of the laboratory's operating procedures for the accessioning and screening areas and familiarization with Navy's Drug Testing Program.
General understanding of chemical laboratory terminology used with laboratory technicians and chemists. Awareness of the importance of accuracy and attention to detail required required in completing paperwork in a forensic environment. Restock supplies as required and complies with NAVOSH and OSHA standards, and applicable rules.
Ability to maintain attention to detail at high levels for extended periods of time.
Supervisor: Evon Partee
Phone:847-***-****
Navy Drug Screening Lab
Jacksonville, FL United States
07/2011 - 10/2012
As a federal employee I have perform work for two separate testing programs, U.S Military Entrance Processing Command (MEPCOM) and Civilians, each with different documentation and processing requirements and regulations:
Works independently and makes decisions on acceptance or rejection of specimens submitted for testing after careful examination and evaluation of urine specimen bottles, chain of documents, DD form 2624 and any additional material submitted. Ensures specimens are inspected for damage boxes and possible tampering, noting the condition of the box and shipping material of the handling of custody document.
Annotate any existing discrepancies on custody forms. Evaluates and verifies identification, batch and specimen numbers on chain of custody document against bottle label determining what information is missing or erroneous and annotates information on all pertinent documentation. Assign a unique laboratory accession number to each specimen. Verifies all information and pours aliquots of each specimen for initial screening. Pulls and verifies all information on sequential lists and pour presumptive positive urine specimens for re-screen or confirmation of AMPS, D/IAMPS, 6-MAM, THC, BZE, and PCP.
Maintain elaborate and detailed custody documentation at all times to be used if necessary in a court of law. Ensures that all submitted specimens are maintained under forensic conditions until the testing process is completed. Dispose of negative specimens and place all confirmed positive in long term frozen storage following forensic protocols. Performs duties with minor supervision and must make daily independent decisions and judgments.
Organize urine sample in batching trays, matching the sequential order as listed on their chain of custody documents, while incorporating blind quality control specimens into the batch. Accessioning labels are generated using an automated, computerized thermal transfer printer. Performs customer and administrative duties such as filing paperwork and annotation logs. Complete understanding of the laboratory's operating procedures for the accessioning and screening areas and familiarization with Navy's Drug Testing Program.
General understanding of chemical laboratory terminology used with laboratory technicians and chemists. Awareness of the importance of accuracy and attention to detail required in completing paperwork in a forensic environment. Restock supplies as required and complies with NAVOSH and OSHA standards, and applicable rules.
Ability to maintain attention to detail at high levels for extended periods of time.
Supervisor: Jerry McFarlin
Phone: 904-***-****
Associates In Nephrology
Des Plaines, IL United States
10/2008 - 05/2009
Hours per week: 17
Certified Medical Assistant
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
CLINICAL:
Measuring and recording vital signs, recording patient interview, history, and chief complaint, provides patient education with regards to office policies, medication management of disease and home treatments and special diets, preparing patients for examinations and performing routine screening tests, phlebotomy and urine specimens, performing basic lab tests, ekg, assisting with x-rays and physical therapy procedures, preparing and administering medication with physician authorization, change dressings, applied bandages, using CPR skills when needed maintaining supplies, equipment, stocking and sterilizing instruments, disposing of biohazard waste according to OSHA standards, performing accurate, legal, and ethical documentation at all times.
ADMINISTRATIVE:
Front desk reception, scheduling patients, greet patients, filing and maintaining records medical and financial, preparing and typing correspondence, processing mail, perform computer skills in patient billing, transcription scheduling, insurance claims accounts receivable, and database entry, calling in prescriptions to the pharmacy for the physician, communication skills with medical terminology, following appropriate legal and ethical professional conduct.
Supervisor: Laura Olson
Cook County School Bus
Arlington heights, IL United States
09/2007 - 04/2008
Hours per week: 24
Bus Driver
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Transported children to and from school.
· Obtained CDL Class-B License.
· Assisted in field trips and aiding children with disabilities.
Supervisor: Connie Mitchell
Education:
Everest College Skokie, IL United States
Technical or Occupational Certificate 06/2008
GPA: 4.0 of a maximum 4.0 Honors: Cum Laude
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
CPR Certification
Phlebotomy Certification
Medical Assisting Certification
Job Related Training:
CPR Training 8 hrs.
Anatomy and Physiology 40 hrs. 7/2007-8/2007
Medical Terminology 80 hrs. 8/2007-9/2007
Language Skills:
Language Spoken Written Read
English Advanced Advanced Advanced
Professional Publications:
CPR Certification
Medical Assisting Certification
References:
Name Employer Title Phone Email
Andrea Loya medical insurance representative insurance rep 708-***-****
William stephenson WalMart Stockroom 580-***-****
Deane Williams Caregiver Caregiver 773-***-**** Additional Information:
KSA(Knowledge, Skills and Abilities)
1. Knowledge of immunoassay screening.
2. Knowledge of Accessioning processes and procedures.
3. Ability to lead, train, and assist employees.
4. Followed and prepared Chain of Custody documents in accordance with the Standard Operating procedures.
5. Knowledge of office automation software, practices and procedures; and skill in operating office automation equipment.
6. Skills in oral communication to obtain and relay information, answer questions, and provide helpful information while safeguarding sensitive material.
7. Skill in writing and basic editing to prepare required reports, non-standard correspondence and other written materials.
8. Ability to maintain attention to detail at high levels for extended periods of time.
9. Knowledge of basic scientific and forensic terms and procedures.
10. Ability to review and distribute incoming mail and other documents.
11. Ability and willing to cross-train to learn and apply knowledge to required tasks and responsibilities.
12. Practical knowledge of analytical forensic toxicology.
13. Basic knowledge of laboratory operations and work flow (i.e. screening, accessioning, confirmation, quality control processes).
14. Ability to communicate orally in writing in order to lead subordinates and to respond to customers verbal and written requests for status of test results and scientific documentation.
15. Knowledge of confidentiality of information processed and filed, and authority to release information.
16. Performs assigned tasks, responsibilities with minimum supervision.
17. able to locate and apply guidelines when specifically applicable and to refer to the supervisor when it appears that extensive deviation or interpretation is necessary.
18. Complies NAVOSH and OSHA standards and all applicable rules, and regulations.
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