ANGIE HAYES-MAYNARD

• Performed venipunctures and capillary draws, ensuring patient comfort and safety.
• Maintained accurate patient records and documentation in compliance with regulatory standards.
• Collaborated with healthcare team to ensure efficient specimen processing and delivery.
• Trained new staff on phlebotomy techniques and best practices for blood collection.

Executed travel to secure blood specimens and collected non-blood specimens including urine, sputum, and throat swabs for laboratory analysis.

• Responsible for ensuring the safety of donors and purity of product as a result of the plasma collection process. Monitoring the donor throughout the collection process for equipment errors, donor reactions, or any unexpected events taking the appropriate actions when any unexpected event occurs.
• Identifies donors in accordance with SOPs.
• Greet donors in a courteous and professional manner.
• Sets up and readies the collection device appropriately.
• Performs arm scrub correctly to ensure donor safety and product purity.
• Verifies the label set printed clearly, is legible, and the alignment is correct.

• Performed assigned patient care and observation duties under the direction of a licensed provider, RN, or LPN, as well as simple diagnostic tests, specimen collection, and venipuncture.
• Took patient vital signs, administered a limited profile of medications, sterilized and cleaned equipment and maintained examination rooms in an outpatient care setting.

• Conducted administrative duties ensuring patients received the best care and helped implement a quality assurance and control program.
• Maintained medical records, took patient vital signs, diagnostic procedures, as well as venipuncture.

• Ensured a level of comfort, prepared patients for examination, and assisted in the collection of biological, psychological, social and cultural data
• Reinforced patient education as provided by the physician.

• Charted patient demographics, recorded vital signs, prepared examination rooms, collected blood and urine samples, performed EKGs and prepared medical transcription
• Positioned residents for comfort to prevent skin pressure problems, engaged patients in conversation and supported daily needs.