K R I S PA R K E R S O N
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Plainfield, IL 60544 ****.*********@***.***
O B J E C T I V E
To obtain a position where I can maximize my many different skills in medical field, where my knowledge of
medical terminology and administration skills will be used effectively.
S K I L L S P R O F I L E
Experienced in blood drawing, performing lab tests, EKG’s, assisting nurses and doctors, taking
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vitals, and giving injections
Superb communication skills, verbal and written
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Strong attention to detail, know all aspects of running an office
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Good filing, charting, along with other office requirements, can refile whole systems if need be
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CPR and First Aid certified, experienced in the ability to assist residents and clients with activities
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of daily living
Efficient in billing and coding, fast learner
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E D U C AT I O N
Rasmussen College, Romeoville, IL
Associates Degree Medical Assisting April 2010 – September 2012
Thomas School of Business, Concord, NH
Certification – Typing, Computer Processing 1996
R E L AT E D E X P E R I E N C E
Healthy Connections and Wellness Foundation Lockport Il 4/2012
Medical Assistant
Doing my externship here and learning how to do many tests with patients
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Very organized and excellent with keeping all files up to date and processed
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Assisted doctor with examinations and procedures
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Billing and coding via the computer’s internet, created referrals, appointment scheduling, took
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incoming calls and messages while running front desk, learned how to do marketing for the company
• Operation And Maintenance of Bio medical equipment
• Medical Terminology and Medication Administration skills
• Maintained Sterile fields and application of dressings
• Instructed Patients with Physical therapy needs
• Trained in ultrasound for pain and electronic stimulation
• Specimen Collection
• Know how to process X rays
• Charting and documentation of patient care
• Blood pressure, injections, blood draw
Midwest Heart Specialist, Naperville, IL
• Performed 30+ EKG for Plainfield High School Students, identified and referred two abnormal readings