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Mammoth Hospital

As a Clinical Lab Scientist in this small rural hospital, my responsibilities included:• Opening duties (early shift): Preparing all instruments for the “daily run”. This included maintenance, QC, and daily inventory of reagents (and preparing newreagents when necessary).• My primary responsibilities were in the Core Lab, Blood Bank, and Serology. I also performed PCR using the CEPHEID. • I had limited Micro duties (gram stains, setting up cultures, processing Blood Cultures, “reading” sputum samples).• Maintaining daily QC, and initiating the appropriate corrective action upon QC failure.• Sharing “on-call” duties at night (for the ER).

Fall River Mills, California, United States

As a (Generalist) Clinical Lab Scientist in this rural hospital, my responsibilities included:• Performing all test procedures accurately and independently in the Core Lab, Blood Bank, and Serology. I also performed PCR using BIOFIRE instrumentation.• Maintaining daily QC, and initiating the appropriate corrective action upon QC failure.• I performed Phlebotomy when the need arose, and also shared "on-call" duties at night for the ER.

Bishop, California, United States

• As a generalist CLS, my duties were in the Core Lab, Serology (including PCR), and Blood Bank. I was the primary CLS in the Blood Bank. Duties there included TYPE/SCREENS, CROSS-MATCHING, CORD-BLOOD, DAT’s, REAGENT QC, AND ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES (including billing, inventory, ordering supplies, and audits for the Transfusion Committee). We used both gel and tube methods.• I had limited Micro duties (gram stains, setting up cultures, processing Blood Cultures, “reading” sputum samples, and performing PCR).

Eureka, California, United States

• As a (Generalist) Clinical Lab Scientist, I worked in the Core Lab and Blood Bank.In Blood Bank we used both tube and gel methods; furthermore, due to the high Volume of OB/GYN screening, we used an automated instrument to perform TYPE/SCREENS.• While Microbiology was a separate department, I did read gram stains and sputums.• Hematology required performing differentials on hematological oncology specimens.

Fall River Mills, California, United States

As a (Generalist) Clinical Lab Scientist in this small rural hospital, responsibilities included:• Performing all test procedures accurately and independently in the Core Lab, Blood Bank, and Microbiology.• Maintaining daily QC, and initiating the appropriate corrective action upon QC failure.• I performed Phlebotomy when the need arose, and also shared "on-call" duties at night for the ER.• In Microbiology, I set up cultures, identified isolates by using REMEL, read gram stains, and processed blood cultures.PREVIOUS TO THIS POSITION (GREATER THAN 10 YEARS AGO), I WORKED AS A CLINICAL LAB SCIENTIST AT DOMINICAN HOSPITAL OF SANTA CRUZ (MY FIRST POSITION UPON FINISHING SCHOOL..

Master'S Degree, Clinical Science

Activities and Societies: Winner of the E.Y. Lily Laboratory ScholarshipGraduate studies in which I obtained my Clinical Laboratory.

Graduate Internship, Biotechnology

* Biotechnology Certificate Program (a one-year post-graduate internship at California St. University, East Bay). This internship included.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Biology, General