Emily Carr has experience as a molecular technician and histotechnologist trainee. She has a BS in Allied Health Sciences from the University of Connecticut and is pending ASCP(MB) certification. Her coursework includes human anatomy and physiology, statistics, medical terminology, chemistry, and microbiology. She has experience conducting nucleic acid extractions, maintaining laboratory equipment, and performing safety audits.

1. Emily Carr
21 Mount Vernon Street, Apartment 2B
Worcester MA 01605
(860) 508-3020
emilycarr1216@gmail.com
Education
ASCP(MB) - Pending
University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT
BS Allied Health Sciences, 2013
Relevant Coursework:
Human Physiology and Anatomy I and II, Statistics, Medical Terminology, Fundamentals of Allied
Healthcare, General Chemistry, Psychology I & II, Epidemiology, Microbiology, Organic
Chemistry, Research Methods for the Health Professional, Immunology, Cancer and your Health,
Counseling and Teaching for the Health Professional
Experience
Integrated Genetics, Westborough, MA
Molecular Technician, June 2015- Present
- Conduct various nucleic acid extractions from an array of human tissue and fluid specimens.
- Utilize various complex scientific instruments, as well as maintain service logs for all
laboratory equipment.
- Perform environmental health and safety audits throughout the building and deliver
monthly safety talks to my team as the representative for the extractions laboratory.
- Work effectively in a team environment.
Dianon Systems, Shelton, CT
Histotechnologist Trainee, June 2013- June 2015
- Prepare human tissue specimens for microscopic and pathological analysis.
- Participate in both the grossing and embedding stages of putting a human specimen onto a
slide for pathological examination.
- Consistently meet or exceed daily work goals.
UConn Center for Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Storrs, CT
Student Supervisor, December 2012- May 2013
Laboratory Assistant, May 2011- December 2012
- Prepared fresh, brackish and saline water samples for nutrient analysis of silica, phosphorus,
nitrogen, and carbon constituents.
- Collaborated with senior analyst in both updating and creating standard operating
procedures for the nutrients laboratory.
- Entered and organized experimental data in an Excel spreadsheet, which was then added to
the company's database
- Trained new hires in lab protocol, as well as supervised other student employees.
- Assigned daily goals for other students and self.

2. Activities
Cycle For Life—Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Participant/Fundraiser, 2016
HuskyBYTE Program Research Assistant, 2011
K-5 Pen Pals Pen Pal, 2009
UConn Bone Marrow Campaign “Be the Match!” Recruitment member, 2010-2011
Systems Knowledge
Microsoft Home and Office, wIntegrate, LMS
Skills
Accuracy, Continuing Learning, Customer Service, Data Collection/Entry/Analysis, Integrity, Multitasking,
Oral and Written Communication, Troubleshooting
References
Available upon request