Padma Bandla
*******.******@*****.*** 945-***-****
Objective
Enthusiastic, NHA-certified CPT and CET seeking an opportunity to apply hands-on clinical training in high-volume blood collection and cardiac monitoring. Proficient in specimen handling, lab safety protocols, and operating EKG machines to provide accurate results. Eager to contribute to a collaborative diagnostic team while maintaining the highest standards of accuracy and HIPAA compliance
Certifications
Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT) — National Healthcare Association (NHA), 2025
Certified EKG Technician (CET) -- National Healthcare Association (NHA), 2025
Certified BLS (CPR and AED) – American Heart Association (AHA), 2025
Education
Master of Science in Botany — Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntur, India 2006
Experience
Pharmacy Technician — Med Plus 1 year
Assisted pharmacists with preparing and dispensing medications.
Provided customer support and ensured accurate handling of prescriptions.
Maintained records and supported inventory management.
Lecturer in Botany — Undergraduate Level 3 years
Taught undergraduate students core Botany concepts and laboratory techniques.
Prepared lesson plans, conducted assessments, and mentored students.
Built strong communication and organizational skills transferable to healthcare.
Skills
Venipuncture & Capillary Collection: Skilled in diverse blood draw techniques including vacuum collection, butterfly needles, and finger/heel sticks while maintaining specimen integrity.
EKG Administration: Proficient in performing 12-lead electrocardiograms, ensuring precise electrode placement, and maintaining diagnostic equipment for high-quality cardiac tracings.
Specimen Handling & Processing: Expertise in correctly labeling vials, validating patient identification, and preparing samples for laboratory analysis using centrifugation.
Cardiac Monitoring: Trained in identifying cardiac rhythms and abnormalities to facilitate prompt reporting to cardiologists or nursing staff.
Infection Control & Safety: Adheres strictly to OSHA and CDC safety guidelines, including standard precautions, sterile techniques, and sharps disposal to prevent needle-stick injuries.
Electronic Medical Records (EMR): Familiar with EMR systems for clinical documentation, patient scheduling, and maintaining precise laboratory records in compliance with HIPAA.
Diagnostic Support: Knowledge of Holter monitor placement, stress test preparation, and basic patient vital sign measurement
References
Available upon request