Medical Scribe resume example

• Approved in several science subjects which include AP biology, biochemistry, biology, chemistry, college biology, college chemistry, high school (HS) biology, HS chemistry, microbiology, neurobiology, A&P, Organic Chemistry Helped students prepare for final exams/midterms, helping with study skills/time management tips, extra help with homework assignments,
• Provided test preparation support for routine, standardized and college entrance examinations.
• Offered academic support in various subjects outside classrooms.
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UNYTS/ConnectLife. Branch Manager: Jillian Delfino

• Responsible for aseptic surgical tissue procurements for research The E ects of Beverage Consumption on the Regulation of Water and/or medical use Reabsorption in the Renal System Tissues recovered include: full thickness skin, nerve, heart, saphenous/femoral veins, aortoiliac, juvenile cartilage, split thickness skin, vertebral bodies, joint restoration,, Recover tissues on a per diem basis with daily exposure to mucous membranes/skin contact with blood, body fluids and or organs (Blood born pathogen class I) Private Tutor Maintain/obtain the certifications required.
• Used facility EMR system to update patient records, transmit prescriptions and transfer files.
• Maintained strict patient data procedures to comply with HIPAA laws and prevent information breaches.
• Developed and maintained quality care systems and standards, including creating and improving medical protocols and guidelines.
• Effectively supported surgeons in fast-paced healthcare environments, resulting in better patient care and less pain medication post-surgery.
• Counted and recorded sponges, instruments, and needles at beginning and end of surgical procedures.
• Maintained reusable surgical instrumentation and equipment, including decontamination, cleaning, sterilizing, storing and distributing.
• Reviewed surgical requirements and prepped operating room with appropriate tools, equipment and instruments.
• Organized equipment and instruments in alignment with surgical protocols and surgeon preferences.
• Organized and maintained unobstructed operative fields to foster immediate access to retractors and suctioning and irrigation equipment.
• Sterilized medical equipment and properly handled contaminated materials.
• Closed wounds using sutures, staples and other tools.
• Handed instruments and supplies to surgeons during procedures.
• Cleaned and sterilized operating rooms.
• Cleaned and sterilized surgical sites and managed supply inventory and organization.
• Adhered to OSHA protocols when sterilizing instruments, discarding medical supplies and disposing of waste.
• Adhered to infection control standards and reported any hazards.
• Used hemostatic clamps, suture ligatures, and electrocautery equipment to control bleeding.

• Daily responsibilities included: assisting the patient with everyday needs (hygiene, using the restroom, grooming, etc.), monitor vital signs (temperature, pulse, and blood pressure), take fluid samples for testing, as well as reporting any information during rounds to the electronic medical records.
• Collected biological specimens and packaged for laboratory transport to complete important diagnostic tests.
• Cleaned and sanitized rooms and equipment using aseptic technique to prevent infection and cross-contamination.
• Supported healthy patient skin with bedside baths, wound care and integrity checks.
• Safely transported patients to other areas of hospital in wheelchairs and gurneys for tests, treatments and therapies.
• Assisted doctors, nurses and support staff with preparation for and conducting patient procedures.