1. Scott Aaron McBroom B.S., M.T. (AMT)
540 6th
Ave •Bethel, AK 99559
Phone: (907) 545-2938
Career Objective:
To continue my professional development within the clinical lab.
Skills:
True generalist with experience in Chemistry, Hematology, Micro,
Blood-bank, UA/Serology.
POC/Blood-gas supervisor with experience writing SOP’S, data
management/analysis.Promptly and effectively addressed competency deficits and
employee issues
Westgard rule analysis, QA/QC, CAP linearity
Solid background in studies, method validation and calibration
verification.
Solid skills in CSF analysis/workup. Skilled in Micro pathogen
workup/ID.
National MT certification through American Medical technologist.
Exp.:4-1-14
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2. Equipment:
RPMS, CERNER Millennium LIS systems.
Chemistry: Siemens Dimension Expand/EXL; Beckman AU; Dade
Stratus, ELISA.
Hematology: Abbott Cell Dyn; Beckman Coulter LH, Sysmex CA,
ESR autoplus, Rapid Point 405.Blood-bank: Pro Vue. Micro:
MicroScan Walkaway, Viper, BD Bactec, Vitex.
Work Experience:
Yukon Kuskokwim Health Corporation. 10/10 thru 8/12
Bethel, AK. Generalist, POC supervisor. I worked days in chemistry and
hematology, Blood bank and UA/serology. Several days of the week I
would work independently in microbiology. My promotion to POC/
Blood gas supervisor allowed me to manage test protocols following
SOP's, manage 35 employees on the use of these instruments with
testing when required by CAP. Perform mainatance and data analysis on
a weekly/monthly schedule.
Adventist Medical Center. 3/10 thru 8/10
Portland,OR. Medical Lab technician. I worked mainly in hematology
and chemistry as a Medical Laboratory technician.

3. Oregon Department of Environmental Quality. 3/09 thru 9/09
Gresham,Oregon. Chemist 1 My work as a chemist 1 involved liquid-
liquid, solid liquid extraction of toxic compounds using wet chemistry
techniques providing concentrated final voulming of samples to GC/MS
analysis.
Education:
Portland Community College, A.A. Science, Medical Technology
05/2010.
Armstrong Atlantic State, B.S. Biology 01/2000.