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Milton Puriefoy III is seeking employment as a histotechnologist utilizing his experience in anatomical pathology labs and strong interpersonal skills. He has over 8 years of experience as a histotechnologist and immunohistochemistry technician. He is certified as a histotechnician and in immunohistochemistry. Currently he works as a histotechnologist at the Salem Veterans Affairs Medical Center and part-time at Quest Diagnostics. Previously he worked at Highlands Pathology for over 5 years in various roles including immunohistochemistry, histotechnologist, and as a gross room assistant.
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Frank Pereira has over 10 years of experience as a registered nurse and phlebotomist. He received his Associate's degree in nursing from Butte College in 2012 and his Bachelor's in health science from CSU Chico in 2010. Currently, he works as a registered nurse in the emergency department at Oroville Hospital where he cares for patients, collaborates with staff, and acts as a relief charge nurse. Prior to that, he was a phlebotomist at Oroville Hospital and John Muir Health. He has several medical certifications including in pediatric advanced life support, advanced cardiac life support, and as a mobile intensive care nurse.
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Brandon Brown is seeking employment as a Clinical Laboratory Scientist. He has over 5 years of experience working in hospital laboratories, including his current role as a Medical Technologist at Houston Methodist Hospital where he performs urinalysis, chemistry, coagulation, blood gas, and platelet testing. Brown has a Bachelor's degree in Medical Technology from the University of Arkansas and a Master's degree in progress from the University of Southern Mississippi. He has ASCP certification and references available.
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This document contains the resume of Ma. Fatima Bautista Putong, a 25-year-old Filipino medical technologist. She obtained a Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology from Far Eastern University in 2012. She has since passed licensure exams in the Philippines and United Arab Emirates. Her experience includes rotating through various areas of a laboratory from 2013 to 2016 and completing an internship in 2012. She is computer literate and fluent in English and Filipino. References are provided.
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Susan Cho Hicks has over 20 years of experience in clinical laboratory operations and management, specializing in molecular diagnostics and next generation sequencing. She currently serves as the Associate Director of Laboratory Operations at Sequenom Laboratories, where she oversees daily operations, quality management, and expansion of the non-invasive prenatal testing laboratory. Prior to this, she held various clinical laboratory roles with increasing responsibility at other companies developing technologies in oncology and infectious disease testing.
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This document announces an upcoming international conference on pathology to be held in Chicago from May 9-11, 2016. It provides details on the conference theme, invited speakers, educational objectives, agenda, registration deadlines, and contact information. Over 300 presenters and attendees from around the world are expected to share research and ideas on a variety of pathology topics. The goal is to stimulate technology in pathology and promote scientific excellence.
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Angela Schmidt is seeking a leadership role in pathology after over 35 years of experience in histology, histotechnology, and medical laboratory technology. She has extensive experience supervising histology departments and implementing new technologies and procedures. Her resume details her career history and accomplishments in histology lab management, technical skills, training and education.
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Heather Brosnan has over 7 years of experience as a Histology Technician and 2 years experience as a Denier. She has excellent clinical laboratory skills including embedding, microtomy, special stains, instrument maintenance, and problem solving. Brosnan is accurate, reliable, and able to work well under pressure and time constraints within high-volume environments. She has a background in forensic science and sciences and has worked in several pathology laboratories.
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Tricia Brantner is seeking a professional role utilizing her experience in cell and molecular biology and public health. She has over 10 years of experience as a senior research technologist at Mayo Clinic, where she manages a laboratory, maintains quality standards, trains staff, executes experimental studies, and performs ELISA testing using automated instrumentation. She has experience with clinical trials, data analysis and co-authoring papers. Brantner holds a bachelor's degree in cell and molecular biology and is currently pursuing a master's in public health at West Virginia University.
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- 1. Milton Puriefoy III 7 05 Mecca Street Northeast • Roanoke, Virginia 24012 • 27 6-698-5866 • ppuriefoy@outlook.com Professional Objective Motivated, competitive, result-driven individual seeking employment in an environment that utilizes my anatomical pathology lab experience and interpersonal skills. Willing to relocate. Education King University, Bristol, TN Bachelor ofScience –Cell and Molecular Biology, May 2009 Certification Qualification in Immunohistochemistry –QIHC(ASCP), September 2016 Histotechnician –HT(ASCP), October 2012 (recertified July 2015) Employment History Salem Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Salem, VA Histotechnologist, April 2016-Present Quest Diagnostics, Roanoke, VA Histotechnologist, December 2014-Present (Part-time as ofApril 2016) o Received an “excellent” score on 1 yearreview o High volumelaboratory (600-1,000+slides daily) o Ventana immunohistochemistry platform o Manual and Ventana automated histochemical stains o Providing quality work to 9 pathologists in a timely matter o Experience with writing training documents for new employees o Proficient in CoPath o Demonstrated flexibility in providing support to a 24hr lab by covering various shifts and taking on new responsibilities. I represented a result driven attitude in quality patient care. Highlands Pathology, Bristol, TN Immunohistochemistry, July 2009-December 2014 o Experience with independently performing IHCtesting and antibody dilutions o Willing and able to learn different platforms and other high complexity testing procedures during lab transitions Histotechnologist, July 2009-December 2014 o Responsibilities included independently performing all daily histology tasks leading to the production of quality slides o Manual histochemical stains Gross Room Assistant, July 2009-December 2014 o Responsibilities included assisting and observing the Pathologists’ Assistant with surgical specimens and autopsies o Experience with grossing and dictating surgical specimens including gastrointestinal biopsies, larger skin excisions with properorientation, gallbladders, appendices, etc. o Maintained all recordkeeping Extracurricular Activities Roanoke Area Wrestling, Roanoke, VA Assistant Wrestling Coach, December 2014-Present