Medical Technologist
Resume:
Sarah Olaniyan
269-***-**** *** E Main St Carterville, MO 64835 *************@*****.***
Education Medical Technology Internship July 2011
St. John’s Regional Medical Center, Joplin, MO
B.S. in Medical Technology May 2010
Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI
Study Abroad Spring Semester 2008
University of New South Wales, Sydney Australia
Certification ASCP Certification Expected July 2011
Work Experience Medical Technology Internship July 2010-Present
• Year-long internship including clinical rotations
in chemistry, urinalysis, coagulation,
microbiology, hematology, and blood bank
• Seven hours on the bench and one and a half in the
classroom five days a week
• Urinalysis – 6 weeks
o Start up and QC on Iris iQ200
and Arkray Aution Max
• Coagulation
o Start up an QC on Stago Dignosticia
• Hematology- 12 weeks
o Reading differentials
o Resulting CBCs and processing any
abnormal results
o Daily start-up and QC on Sysmex 2100
• Blood Bank – 6 weeks
o One-on-one attention from MT
o Typing patients
o Performing elutions, Kleihauer-Betke,
running panels in gel and on Echo,
antibody identification, antigen screening
units
o Issuing packed RBC and processing
plasma and FFP
o Performing start up on Echo TYPE
• Chemistry – 10 weeks
o Processing send-outs
o Performing start up on machines
o Performing QC and calibrating when
necessary on the following machines
Beckman Coulter DXC 600
Beckman Coulter DXI 800
Johnson & Johnson ECI
Abbott TDX Analyzer
BioRad D10(glycos)
AIA 300 Tosoh (troponin)
pH meter
Radiometer 700 Series
Plant Biology Laboratory September 2008-July 2010
• Lab assistant in a plant biology lab.
• Running PCR and in addition a small project
• Cloning genes into E. coli.
• Making media, conducting DNA extraction from
plant tissue and E. coli.
Physical Plant August 2006-October 2007
• Maintaining a presentable appearance of the library.
• Cleaning rooms in two of the busiest buildings on campus.
West Circle Cafeteria August 2005-May 2006
• Worked on customer service, and maintaining a clean cafeteria.
• Developed strong time management
Extra Curricular Zeta Sigma Chi Multicultural Sorority Inc. April 2006-May 2010
• Alumnae Chair: Being the go-between between active members and alumnae; asking for donations and coordinating social and philanthropic events.
• Fundraising Chair: Making public presentations, asking for money, organizing fundraising events, having to present myself to the public as a professional.
• Assistant New Membership Chair: Planning programs for interested women and recruitment of interested women for the sorority.
• President: Talking to members of the faculty and staff. Taking suggestions from alumnae on running a chapter and making decisions for the advancement of Zeta Sigma Chi.
Relevant Information
The year-long medical technology internship is hands training and implementation of skills learned. Twelve total weeks are spent in chemistry, hematology, and microbiology in a rotating schedule. After the first two weeks of each rotation I was allowed to start reporting patient results and running tests such as CBCs, hepatitis panels, and serology testing. Six weeks are spent in blood bank with one-on-one instruction, urinalysis, and coagulation. In each rotation I have been given tests that must be passed before I am allowed to report patient results.
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