1. LEBRA K. TAYLOR
13103 SUMMERTREE WAY, LAUREL MD 20707  410-845-0234 
LEBRAKT@AOL.COM
CCEERRTTIIFFIIEEDD MMEEDDIICCAALL//SSUURRGGIICCAALL AASSSSIISSTTAANNTT
Qualified and detail oriented medical/surgical assistant with more than 20 years of medical experience to
participate in team growth, educate patients and contribute to the medical practice. Skills include:
— EMR proficient
— Phlebotomy
— I.V. Therapy
— North American Patch Testing
— Sterile Technique
— Wound Care
— Suture removal
— Steroid Injection
— Mental Status Testing
— Accutane Education
— Diabetic Education
— HIPAA & JCAHO Knowledge
Education
Clinical Certified Medical Assistant (NHA), Present
CPR Certification (American Red Cross), 2015
Surgical Technology Program (Baltimore City Community College), 2010-2012
I.V. Therapy Technician (Essex Community College), 1994 Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), 1993
Registered Phlebotomy Technician (RPT), 1991 Medical Assistant Program (Medix School), 1990
Professional Experience
Mark Lowitt, M.D., LLC — Towson, Maryland
Medical/Surgical Assistant, 2005-Present
Duties include:
 Triage, Instrument Preparation and Sterilization, Maintaining Sterile Fields, Assisting in excisions and
biopsies, Scribing, Pre-op/Post-op education, Obtaining and monitoring vital signs, and Specimen
Processing.
 Ensure the cleanliness, sanitation and maintenance of all facilities, exam rooms and equipment.
 Purchasing all back office supplies.
 Instrumental in refining policies and procedures regarding processing specimens and the documentation of
pathology reports.
Clinical Associates, P.A. — Baltimore, Maryland
Medical Assistant II, 1991-2005
Duties include:
 I.V. Therapy, Injections, EKG’s, Stress Testing, Holter Monitoring, Phlebotomy, Chemotherapy,
Sigmoidoscopy, Occult Testing, AFB Testing, Allergy Testing.
Milan Wister, M.D., LLC- Pikesville, Maryland
Lead Medical Assistant, 1998-2002
Duties include:
 Lead the medical assistant team, lead team meetings, maintained team schedules, supervised clerical staff,
Phlebotomy, First Aid, EKG’s, Mental status testing, Diabetic education.
United States Army Reserve, 92nd
Field Hospital, 1992-2001-Corporol-Honorably Discharged
Duties include: Squad Leader, Participated in the STAR reservist training, Supported logistic setup and breakdown
of M.A.S.H. units, Participated in drilled transits, provided advanced life support to patients.

2. “…Over the years, I have appreciated the insight and recommendations given to me by Lebra that has helped in
making improvements in the office. Because of her efforts and reliability, it is apparent that Lebra takes her work
seriously and is thoroughly dependable…” A. Wister, CRNP, Milan Wister Medical Practice