Hardworking and competent student with extensive knowledge in clinical laboratory operations. Punctual and professional, willing to work various shifts and driven to perform successfully in solitary role or as part of team.
Collected, labeled and stored lab samples according to laboratory specifications.
Prepared lab for daily operations by stocking materials and equipment.
Used time management and adaptability skills to prioritize and run multiple tests.
Disposed of laboratory materials and samples using well established guidelines and instructions.
Supported cleanliness and health standards to foster safe and effective sample analysis.
Collected and organized data to perform data analysis and prepare technical reports.
Participated in extra training and courses to refine and improve upon industry knowledge.
Compiled field observations and converted into data to prepare for experiments and tests.
Analyzed experimental results and determined whether results fit within standard procedures.
Kept lab space and equipment clean to prevent contamination with hazardous substances.
Performed daily housekeeping tasks driving efficient laboratory operations.
07/2018 to 04/2021
ProgramMeridian Technology Center, Biomedical Science – City, STATE,
Genetically transformed bacterial cultures of Escherichia Coli.
Worked with Bioluminsescent pFluro Green (pGFP) protein and bacterial plasmid with an ampicillin-resistant phenotype
Practiced negative staining techniques using proper aseptic laboratory etiquette to heat-fixed nigrosin.
Compared mixtures of DNA, RNA, and proteins through the separation of size via gel electrophoresis
Inoculated bacterial and viral cultures utilizing proper streaking plate methods and analyzed Staphylococcus Epidermidis and Escherichia Coli bacteria.
Practiced and refined microscope techniques.
Received Course Credit in Microbiology, Anatomy and Physiology, Medical Interventions, Principles of Biomedical Sciences, and Human Body Systems.
Presented Research Capstone Project “Neurological Implications of Gut Microbiota Via the Vagus nerve” to strengthen research and public speaking skills.
06/2020 to 07/2020
UCLA Medical CampNational Youth Leadership Forum – City, STATE,
Received extensive hands-on training in medical triage, phlebotomy, case study diagnosing, and clinical duties, such as: positioning and extraction, wound care, bleeding control, splint and sling usage, and basic wilderness first aid.
Effectively sutured simulated wounds on suture pads and learned how to measure blood pressure using sphygmomanometers and stethoscopes.
Analyzed various blood drawn tests and practiced venipuncture techniques on phlebotomy trainer equipment.
Conducted neurological exams and learned about basic procedures associated with routine check-ups.
Presented group research projects to medical officials to facilitate collaborative work ethic and communicate with peers in the medical field.
Assisted Doctors in a gall-bladder removal simulation to practice and refine PPE etiquette.
Exercised routine procedures on gun shot wounds with human wax simulators to practice high-stress reactivity and composure for triage etiquette.
Education and Training
Expected in 05/2025 to to
Bachelor of Science: Neurobiology University of California, San Diego - San Diego, CA, GPA:
Certifications
Applications: 3 years of Laboratory Experience, Blood Borne Pathogen Certification in the State of California, CPR certification
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