Kim M. Lockhart is seeking a position as a Patient Care Technician utilizing 5 years of experience managing patients in terms of hemodialysis and medical care. She has skills in confidential patient service, dialysis processes and pre/post care, organization and sanitation, operational knowledge of dialysis machines, and proficient procedures and terminology. Her employment history includes serving as a Yeoman in the Navy and working as a Patient Care Technician at DSI, where she set up hemodialysis machines and monitored patients. She is currently earning an A.S. degree and has certifications in CPR and as a Basic Nurse Assistant.

1. Kim M. Lockhart
6111 Polaris Drive Millington TN, 38053 ● kimmarie85@gmail.com (847)-693-8656
Objective
Seeking a position as a Patient Care Technician utilizing 5 years experience in managing patients in terms of
hemodialysis and medical care.
Skills Summary
Commited to confidential service of patients
Keen knowledge of dialysis process and care pre/post dialysis care
Organization and santitation of patient treatment area
Operational knowledge of dialysis machines
Proficient with dialysis terminology and procedures
Collect data, and accurately record vital signs for treatment purposes
Employment History
Yeoman, United States Navy, January 2009-Present
•Prepare various documents and route correspondence and reports
•Organize and maintain personnel files
•Receive office visits and handle telephone communications
•Operate personal computers, word processing, duplicating, audio-recording and other office
equipment
•Perform office personnel administration
•Maintain records and official publications
•Performed administrative functions for legal proceedings
•Serves as office manager
•Perform various clerical and administrative duties
Patient Care Technician, DSI, October 2004 to January 2009
•Set up and operate hemodialysis machine to provide dialysis treatment for patients
•Monitor the patients prior, during and after dialysis treatment
•Calculate fluid removal or replacement to be achieved during dialysis procedure
•Monitor patient for adverse reaction and machine malfunction
•Clean area of access with antiseptic solution. Connect patient to machine, using needle or
catheter
•Record patients predialysis and postdialysis weight, temperature, and blood pressure
•Explain procedures and operation of equipment to patient
•Transport patients to and from treatment room
Education
Coastline Cummunity College: Office Support Specialist/Administrative Manager A.S. Degree(Present)
CPR Certification: October 2014
Samland Institute: Basic Nurse Assistant Training Program Certification (December 2006)
Waukegan High School, Waukegan, IL Diploma
References
Allan Navarro Sonya Hicks Sandra Weatherford
Facility Manager Secretary Lake Forest Hospital
Davita Waukegan Davita Waukegan (847)804-2319
(847)782-0640 (847)782-0640