LEA S. FENNER
866 Routzong Road, Xenia Ohio 45385
937.725.3247 – lea.fenner@yahoo.com
trong work ethic, practical experience, and relevant education in Business Management, Medical
Assisting/Phlebotomy and Practical Nurse. Value added skills include:S
Certified Med. Tech/Phlebotomist EHR & PM Healthcare System Practical Nursing
L T C Facility Clinical Experience Patient Service & Care Driven Specimen Processor
EDUCATION
Hondros College for Nursing, West Chester, Ohio
 Practical Nursing Graduated December 2013
Southern State Community College, Hillsboro, Ohio
 Associates of Applied Science – Medical Assisting Technology & Phlebotomist
 Graduation – June 2010
Rhodes State College, Lima, Ohio
 Associates of Applied Business – Business Management
 Graduation – June 2006
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT - CLINICAL EXPERIEINCE
Hondros College School for Nursing, West Chester, Ohio (400 hours clinical 2012 - 2013)
Various clinical sites contract with the school (will be provided upon request)
 Provided care for patient’s daily clinical needs and to their ongoing conditions: feeding
tubes, patients with fistula and dialysis. Taking vitals, bathing/showered patients,
administered medications, glucose level by finger stick procedure, administered insulin and
immunization shots.
 Observed and provided care for patients with Instructor supervision in L & D Department.
Head to toe assessment for patients, mother and newborn. Observed caesarian delivery in
OR Department and learned the circulatory and scrub nurse responsibilities.
Fayette County Memorial Hospital, Washington Court House, Ohio (120 Hours – 2010 -2011)
 Provided patient care to approximately 15 patients per day.
 Established rapport and relationship with patients to increase their comfort level, and
satisfaction.
 Adhered to best practices for safety, sanitation, and organizational procedures.
 Monitored and maintained inventory levels for phlebotomy supplies.
 Assisted hospital phlebotomist at area nursing homes collecting specimens and drawing
blood from residents.
“She takes good care of patients and has excellent detail for anything she does in phlebotomy
skills. She is highly recommended for a position in the medical field.”
- Beverly McDowell, ASPT, CMA
Fayette County Memorial Hospital, Phlebotomist
Highland Family Medicine/Family Planning Clinic, Hillsboro, Ohio (180 Hours – 2010)
 Audited master bill form checking for proper ICD-9 and CPT Codes. .
 Provided patient care and service greeting, take vitals, and perform high school athletic
physicals. Assisted Physician with examinations and minor surgery procedures.
 Prepared examination rooms for patients, assuring adequate supplies and excellent
sanitation/safety include gynecological examinations and minor procedures.
 Removed sutures and performed other minor medical procedures.
 Performed miscellaneous administrative tasks – charting, filing, and coding.
Adams County Regional Medical Center, Seaman, Ohio (60 Hours – 2010)
 Assigned to several departments to observe and help as needed – Registration, Laboratory,
Emergency Room, Radiology, Orthopedic Outpatient Clinic, OR Dept., and Hospice.
 First initial clinical experience and primarily involved observation and lending assistance.
 Biggest learning gain was increasing awareness of patient moods associated with illness and
learning best approaches in providing patient support and care. Trained in use of Health
Care IS
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
WPAFB Medical Center, Ortho/Neuro-Surgery Clinic, WPAFB, Ohio (11/2014 – Present)
Certified Medical/Orthopedic Technician
 Prepared examination rooms, assuring adequate supplies and excellent sanitation/safety.
 Removed sutures, staples, splints and casts by using orthopedic equipment, per doctor’s
order. Prepared and mix medications for injections.
 Prepared equipment needed to include ultrasound machine, tenex machine, and assisted the
physician during examinations and minor surgeries procedures
 Performed miscellaneous administrative tasks – scheduling include creating slots and
booking patients schedules through AHLTA and CHCS, HAIMS, ASIMS software for
creating military personnel profile. Synapse software for viewing radiology photos and
reports.
 Input orders such as Lab, Radiology, and MRI per doctor’s order, fax/submitting
prescriptions per Physician order.
 Phlebotomist – collecting blood/specimen and processed to prepare for the PA’s and
patients. Take on Neuro-Surgery patients from time to time when the Neuro Tech absent
and ensure that the proper information and documentation needed are provided from patient.
HDH/Professional Services, (various satellite clinics), Hillsboro, Ohio (04/2011 – 10/2014)
Certified Medical Assistant/Phlebotomist
 Utilizes patient and medical office information management software for new and existing
patients, medical coding and billing.
 Provide flexibility through a variety of services and skills – taking and recording of vitals,
patient preparation for physician visit, minor procedures, examination room/equipment
preparation, phlebotomy services, etc.
 Removing sutures/staples and applied necessary ointment or medication needed then applied
bandages for minor surgeries of skin lesions.
 Assisted Orthopedic physician with minor surgeries provides instructions to patients before
discharged regarding the care and how to use the orthopedic equipment/appliances.
 With physician order, applying and removing cast, palmar brace, splint, traction, and other
orthopedic appliances in compliance of ASOP.
Wal-Mart Distribution Center 7012, Washington Court House, Ohio (09/2006 -05/2009)
Router
 Utilize Wal-Mart Routing software to schedule merchandise pulls by material handlers,
pickup by drivers, and on time in full delivery to designated stores.
 Planned efficient use of trailer via routes of stores and arranges skids of merchandised
accordingly.
 Monitored and maintained compliance of shipment size with Department of Transportation
regulations.
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES
1. Robert Moore, MD
301 Silver Creek Drive
Wilmington, Ohio
Tel.# (937) 218.0690
2. Emma Montanez, MD
1751 2nd
Avenue, Apt #20F
New York, NY 10128
Tel. (917) 344.9551
3. Barbara Newland, CMA/Supervisor
Orthopedic Department
9063 Fawley Road
Lynchburg, Ohio 45135
Tel 937-657-4416
Work 937-393-6169
4. Lt. Col. J Powell, MD-Surgeon
Orthopedic Clinic, WPAFB
4881 Sugar Maple Dive
Fairborn, Ohio
937.257.1839
937.257.9416

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  • 1.
    LEA S. FENNER 866Routzong Road, Xenia Ohio 45385 937.725.3247 – lea.fenner@yahoo.com trong work ethic, practical experience, and relevant education in Business Management, Medical Assisting/Phlebotomy and Practical Nurse. Value added skills include:S Certified Med. Tech/Phlebotomist EHR & PM Healthcare System Practical Nursing
  • 2.
    L T CFacility Clinical Experience Patient Service & Care Driven Specimen Processor EDUCATION Hondros College for Nursing, West Chester, Ohio  Practical Nursing Graduated December 2013 Southern State Community College, Hillsboro, Ohio  Associates of Applied Science – Medical Assisting Technology & Phlebotomist
  • 3.
     Graduation –June 2010 Rhodes State College, Lima, Ohio  Associates of Applied Business – Business Management  Graduation – June 2006 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT - CLINICAL EXPERIEINCE Hondros College School for Nursing, West Chester, Ohio (400 hours clinical 2012 - 2013) Various clinical sites contract with the school (will be provided upon request)
  • 4.
     Provided carefor patient’s daily clinical needs and to their ongoing conditions: feeding tubes, patients with fistula and dialysis. Taking vitals, bathing/showered patients, administered medications, glucose level by finger stick procedure, administered insulin and immunization shots.  Observed and provided care for patients with Instructor supervision in L & D Department. Head to toe assessment for patients, mother and newborn. Observed caesarian delivery in OR Department and learned the circulatory and scrub nurse responsibilities. Fayette County Memorial Hospital, Washington Court House, Ohio (120 Hours – 2010 -2011)  Provided patient care to approximately 15 patients per day.
  • 5.
     Established rapportand relationship with patients to increase their comfort level, and satisfaction.  Adhered to best practices for safety, sanitation, and organizational procedures.  Monitored and maintained inventory levels for phlebotomy supplies.  Assisted hospital phlebotomist at area nursing homes collecting specimens and drawing blood from residents. “She takes good care of patients and has excellent detail for anything she does in phlebotomy skills. She is highly recommended for a position in the medical field.” - Beverly McDowell, ASPT, CMA Fayette County Memorial Hospital, Phlebotomist
  • 6.
    Highland Family Medicine/FamilyPlanning Clinic, Hillsboro, Ohio (180 Hours – 2010)  Audited master bill form checking for proper ICD-9 and CPT Codes. .  Provided patient care and service greeting, take vitals, and perform high school athletic physicals. Assisted Physician with examinations and minor surgery procedures.
  • 7.
     Prepared examinationrooms for patients, assuring adequate supplies and excellent sanitation/safety include gynecological examinations and minor procedures.  Removed sutures and performed other minor medical procedures.  Performed miscellaneous administrative tasks – charting, filing, and coding. Adams County Regional Medical Center, Seaman, Ohio (60 Hours – 2010)  Assigned to several departments to observe and help as needed – Registration, Laboratory, Emergency Room, Radiology, Orthopedic Outpatient Clinic, OR Dept., and Hospice.  First initial clinical experience and primarily involved observation and lending assistance.
  • 8.
     Biggest learninggain was increasing awareness of patient moods associated with illness and learning best approaches in providing patient support and care. Trained in use of Health Care IS EMPLOYMENT HISTORY WPAFB Medical Center, Ortho/Neuro-Surgery Clinic, WPAFB, Ohio (11/2014 – Present) Certified Medical/Orthopedic Technician  Prepared examination rooms, assuring adequate supplies and excellent sanitation/safety.
  • 9.
     Removed sutures,staples, splints and casts by using orthopedic equipment, per doctor’s order. Prepared and mix medications for injections.  Prepared equipment needed to include ultrasound machine, tenex machine, and assisted the physician during examinations and minor surgeries procedures  Performed miscellaneous administrative tasks – scheduling include creating slots and booking patients schedules through AHLTA and CHCS, HAIMS, ASIMS software for creating military personnel profile. Synapse software for viewing radiology photos and reports.  Input orders such as Lab, Radiology, and MRI per doctor’s order, fax/submitting prescriptions per Physician order.
  • 10.
     Phlebotomist –collecting blood/specimen and processed to prepare for the PA’s and patients. Take on Neuro-Surgery patients from time to time when the Neuro Tech absent and ensure that the proper information and documentation needed are provided from patient. HDH/Professional Services, (various satellite clinics), Hillsboro, Ohio (04/2011 – 10/2014) Certified Medical Assistant/Phlebotomist  Utilizes patient and medical office information management software for new and existing patients, medical coding and billing.
  • 11.
     Provide flexibilitythrough a variety of services and skills – taking and recording of vitals, patient preparation for physician visit, minor procedures, examination room/equipment preparation, phlebotomy services, etc.  Removing sutures/staples and applied necessary ointment or medication needed then applied bandages for minor surgeries of skin lesions.  Assisted Orthopedic physician with minor surgeries provides instructions to patients before discharged regarding the care and how to use the orthopedic equipment/appliances.  With physician order, applying and removing cast, palmar brace, splint, traction, and other orthopedic appliances in compliance of ASOP.
  • 12.
    Wal-Mart Distribution Center7012, Washington Court House, Ohio (09/2006 -05/2009) Router  Utilize Wal-Mart Routing software to schedule merchandise pulls by material handlers, pickup by drivers, and on time in full delivery to designated stores.  Planned efficient use of trailer via routes of stores and arranges skids of merchandised accordingly.
  • 13.
     Monitored andmaintained compliance of shipment size with Department of Transportation regulations.
  • 17.
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    1. Robert Moore,MD 301 Silver Creek Drive Wilmington, Ohio Tel.# (937) 218.0690 2. Emma Montanez, MD 1751 2nd Avenue, Apt #20F New York, NY 10128 Tel. (917) 344.9551
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    3. Barbara Newland,CMA/Supervisor Orthopedic Department 9063 Fawley Road Lynchburg, Ohio 45135 Tel 937-657-4416 Work 937-393-6169 4. Lt. Col. J Powell, MD-Surgeon Orthopedic Clinic, WPAFB
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    4881 Sugar MapleDive Fairborn, Ohio 937.257.1839 937.257.9416