Nedjy Jules

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Belleville, N.J *7109

201-***-****

hhub72@r.postjobfree.com

Objective

• To obtain an entry level laboratory position in the medical field.

Qualification

• Conscientious, hardworking and goal oriented. Work very well under

pressure.

• Able to perform basic laboratory technique, such as simple dilution and

handling of hazard waste.

• Achieve targets whether working independently, or as member of a team.

• Flexible regarding assignments, work conditions, and training, readily

develop new areas of expertise through formal, or self-instruction.

Education

FDU, Fairleigh Dickinson University, New Jersey

Bachelor of Science Degree- Medical Technology May 2010

***NAACLS ACCREDITED PROGRAM

Relevant Course Work

*Hematology *Microbiology *Clinical Chemistry *Introduction to Medical

Technology

Employment/Training History

NYU Langone Medical Center, New York, NY - Blood Bank Medical Technologist

May 2011 - Present

• Responsibilities include routine and STAT type & screens utilizing

gel technology (room temperature ABO typing), phenotyping patient

samples as well as Red Blood Cell Donor Units, Antibody Panel ID,

Elutions, and reception of patient samples for testing purposes.

• Automated Testing - Routine and STAT type and screens (PROVUE)

(utilizing gel technology)

• Responsible for thawing/pooling cryoprecipitate

• Preparation of Red Blood Cell Donor Units for Operating Room

performed daily

• Responsible for issuing out blood products to floors as well as the

Operating Room

• Conducted the proper Quality Control procedures daily (incubators,

washers, refrigerators, reagents

Montefiore Medical Center, Bronx, NY - Blood Bank Medical Technologist

August2010-April 2011

• Responsible for routine and STAT types & screens, Immediate Spin/

Full Crossmatches (utilizing PEG and ALBUMIN), Phenotyping patient

samples as well as Red Blood Cell Donor Units,, Antibody

Identification, Elutions, and accessioning of incoming patient

samples

• Automated Testing - Routine and STAT types and screens and Panels

(Immucor Gamma ECHO) (utilizing LISS)

• Responsible for pooling cryoprecipitate and platelets, as well as

divide donor units, thaw fresh frozen plasma, and reserve antigen

negative blood for corresponding patient

• Conducted the proper Quality Control procedures daily (incubators,

cell washers, and reagents)

St. Vincent’s Catholic Medical Center, New York - Student/Intern May 2009

to May 2010

Educational Program in Medical Technology

• Learned to abide by important rules and regulations of the lab.

• Resolved problems encountered while in the lab.

• Received training in the operation of equipment and software.

Clinical Chemistry

Learned how to identify and quantitate the various chemical substances

found in body fluids. These assays were performed using the most advanced

techniques and instrumentation. Vitros’ Centaur, Immulite, ET-Max

(Hepatitis)

Blood Bank/Transfusion Medicine

Participated in procedures that involved classifying blood and its

components using modern blood bank methods and transfusion management.

Also spent time in the donor room, where blood was collected from

volunteer donors and processed for patient use. Immunocore

Diagnostic Immunology/Flow Cytometry

Learned how various mechanisms protect the body against antigenic

substances and evaluated the immune system through special immunological

tests. Flow Cytometry

Microbiology: Bacteriology-Parasitology-Mycology-Mycobacteriology

-Molecular Diagnostics

Learned to isolate and identify the bacteria, parasites and fungi that

cause disease. Serological assays, used to evaluate the body's immune

response, were explained and performed in this area. An introduction to

the assessment of genetic related clinical laboratory testing was

included. Vitek, Versa-Trek (blood Cultures), Sensititre, HPLC (Mycology,

TB)

Urinalysis

Learned to recognize the physical properties of urine and to analyze it

for various chemical and microscopic substances related to wellness and

disease. Simon (Atlas)

Hematology

Studied pathology and physiology of the formed elements of blood with an

emphasis on clinical correlation. Studied the principles of hemostasis

and blood coagulation including interpretation of results. Manual and

automated laboratory procedures were performed based on principles of

hematology and hemostasis. Advia (CBC, PLT Counts), Stago (Coagulation &

Hemostasis)

Phlebotomy

Learned the procedure for collecting blood specimens by venipuncture.

Certifications- ASCP Certified (July 2010) NYS License- License #92

015926

References Available Upon Request

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