•Responsible for balancing Operating Room demand with Radiology resources.•Functioned as the primary liaison between OR and Radiology leadership. Communicated efficiently with co-workers, physicians, patients, and family members using tact, discretion, empathy and integrity.•Worked primarily in the operating room setting; utilized a mobile C-arm during a wide variety of Orthopedic, Neurosurgery, and Urology cases.•Worked closely with Radiology leadership to ensure departmental productivity goals were met by staffing appropriately and flexing staff when OR volumes allowed.

• Consult with neurosurgical physician team to optimize workflow during neurosurgical procedures, brain biopsies, deep brain stimulation cases, and Laser Interstitial Thermal Therapy• Personally strive to build and maintain volume by ensuring successful and impressive case execution; increased utilization of the Airo Intraoperative CT Scanner by 500% during my time at Wake Forest. • Train new and existing hires on best practices with the Airo Intra-operative CT System• Primary customer-facing representative at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, offered creative solutions to enhance the surgical experience using Brainlab products and software• Offer on-site consulting, guidance and assistance during surgery to maximize IGS (Image Guided Surgery) product efficiency and usage• Cooperate with medical staff across the surgical spectrum to optimize surgeon confidence, OR time, hospital resources and patient satisfaction • Direct and assist radiology staff in performing necessary scans, assembly and setup

• Performed all radiologic procedures- routines and portables including Level 4 NICU and ED, OR cases with C-arm, PICCs, and fluoroscopy.• Selected as SuperUser for McKesson PACS. Responsible for educating and training peers.• EPIC (Electronic Patient Record) SuperUser, responsible for instructing and evaluating the competency of peers on system. Administered EUPAs (End User Proficiency Assessment) to staff technologists.• Assisted Thomasville Medical Center with their EPIC “Go-Live”• Medtronic O-Arm SuperUser, performed intraoperative “spins” similar to that of CT• UCIC (Unit for Continuous Improvement Committee member (2005-2007)• Certified N-95 Mask Fitter; responsible for administering mask fit test to employees throughout the hospital• Worked closely with Operating Room schedulers in coordinating radiology availability for cases.• Precepted and supervised Radiography Students and new hires; adopted a very “hands on” approach to teaching. Watching their confidence grow was an area of professional pride for myself.• Taught "Xray in the OR" classes to new nursing hires.