Courtney Medina is a student medical assistant currently training at Dorsey Schools in Saginaw, MI anticipating graduation in December 2016. She has skills in both front and back office duties including vital signs, patient registration, insurance verification, phlebotomy, and assisting with procedures. Courtney has experience as a medication technician at two facilities where she administered medications including narcotics using an electronic system, took vitals, assisted with patient care, and tested and treated diabetes. She is seeking an externship beginning in November 2016 to utilize her passion for patient care.

1. Courtney Medina
3715 Weiss St
Saginaw, MI 48602
989-293-2775
courtneymdn@gmail.com
Objective
Currently training as a Student Medical Assistant, looking forward to utilizing my passion for patient
care, interpersonal abilities and medical knowledge to provide excellent assistance in a clinical setting.
Education
Dorsey Schools (ACICS and ABHES Accredited), Saginaw, MI
Medical Assistant program Diploma, Anticipated Graduation, December 2016
Skills and Courses
Front Office Back Office
• CPR certified, BLS for Health Care
Providers
• Vital signs
• OSHA, CLIA standards
• Patient registration • Health histories
• Obtain insurance information • Urine collection or Urinalysis
• Update patient information • Recording vital signs, blood pressure
• Handle appointment scheduling
• CPT, ICD-10, HCPCS, CMS1500, eThomas
• Venipuncture: syringe, vacutainer
systems
• Pull patients’ records, chart filing • Wound dressing and changing
• Verify insurance coverage
• Handle inbound calls
• Data Entry
• Knowledge of colors of test tube
• Assisting in biopsies, assisting in staple
removal, suture removal
• Specimen handling and labeling
• Sterile Technique
Externship (TBD) Anticipated Date November – December 2016
Employment
Bavarian Comfort Care – Medication Technician December 2015- March 2016
As a Medication Technician, I passed all medications to residents when scheduled; including narcotics.
By utilizing QuickMAR, I documented whether residents took their medication, refused, and also the
time that it was given or refused. I assisted the CAN with resident care if need be. Vitals were a part of
my job description and they were taken every morning. I tested blood glucoses on residents with
Diabetes and administered insulin when needed or scheduled. I was in charge of administering all as
needed medication as well and was trusted to use my professional discretion when administering it.

2. Homestead Home Healthcare – Medication Technician January 2015- September 2015
As a Medication Technician, I passed all medications to residents when scheduled; including narcotics.
By utilizing QuickMAR, I documented whether residents took their medication, refused, and also the
time that it was given or refused. I assisted the CAN with resident care if need be. Vitals were a part of
my job description and they were taken every morning. I tested blood glucoses on residents with
Diabetes and administered insulin when needed or scheduled. I was in charge of administering all as
needed medication as well and was trusted to use my professional discretion when administering it.
*References are available upon request