Emily Peer

*Will be taking the State of Ohio-adopted, industry recognized Biotechnician Assistant Credentialing Exam January 2025*

• Enhanced laboratory efficiency by maintaining and organizing equipment, supplies, and samples.
• Prepared specimens for testing and analysis.
• Prioritized tasks efficiently to meet project deadlines while maintaining high-quality results in a fast-paced laboratory environment.
• Maintained safe, tidy and organized laboratory environment for accurate test results.
• Performed testing and quality control using approved laboratory procedures and instrumentation.
• Assisted in the identification of microorganisms by performing accurate gram staining and microscopy techniques.
• Increased knowledge on microbiological methods
• Analyzed and interpreted data, accurately identifying and reporting laboratory results.
• Conducted wide range of laboratory tests and recorded results.

• Contributed to a safe environment by adhering to strict sanitation protocols and properly disposing of hazardous materials.
• Enhanced clinic efficiency by maintaining clean and organized workspaces, ensuring the smooth flow of daily operations.
• Conducted diagnostic tests such as bloodwork or radiographs accurately and efficiently, facilitating prompt diagnosis and treatment planning for patients in crisis situations.
• Assisted in life-saving procedures, effectively collaborating with the veterinary team to provide optimal care for critically ill animals.
• Promoted a positive workplace culture by consistently demonstrating professionalism and teamwork in high-stress situations.
• Ensured the well-being of hospitalized patients through diligent monitoring and reporting of vital signs, behavior changes, or other concerns to veterinarians.
• Participated in after-hours on-call rotations to provide round-the-clock emergency support for patients, contributing to a high level of service and commitment to pet health.
• Collaborated with colleagues to develop more effective treatment strategies for complex medical cases, leading to improved patient outcomes.
• Collected patient biopsies and blood samples for laboratory analysis.
• Monitored laboratory animal behavior and health.

• Improved patient engagement in therapy sessions by incorporating relevant activities and materials tailored to their interests.
• Developed strategies to help patients cope with stress and anxiety and build resilience.
• Assisted in organizing and managing volunteer activities, ensuring a positive experience for all participants.
• Supported clients'' emotional well-being by creating a positive and nurturing environment tailored to their needs.
• Offered emotional support to special needs students during challenging situations, fostering resilience and growth mindset.
• Promoted independence among special needs students by teaching self-advocacy skills and encouraging self determination.
• Enhanced student engagement by utilizing sensory-based activities and visual aids in lessons.

• Educating visitors about the animals while connecting them to our wildlife and conservation message
• Contact: Brittany Brittany.garera-stapleton@cincinnatizoo.org

• Assisted veterinarian during surgical procedures by creating and maintaining unobstructive surgical fields and monitoring patients through out various procedures
• Collected and prepared specimens and samples for outside laboratory analysis
• Administer medications, vaccines, and treatments as instructed by the veterinarian
• Restrained pets of all sizes and temperament
• Discussed financial commitments with clients in line with hospital financial policies
• Updated findings to files after physical examinations
• Implemented proper sterilization procedures to maintain a sanitary work environment and prevent cross-contamination risks.
• Positioned animals for diagnostic imaging such as x-rays and scans.
• Enhanced patient care by assisting veterinarians with examinations, surgeries, and diagnostic procedures.
• Cleaned and disinfected exam areas, surgical equipment, and kennels to prevent diseases and control odors.
• Reduced stress for patients with calming techniques during exams and procedures, creating a positive experience.
• Supported veterinary diagnostics, preparing samples for laboratory testing to aid in swift treatment planning.

• Administered oral or topical medications to boarding patients as specified by a veterinarian in animal's medical record
• Communicated with veterinarians about animal conditions and treatment plans
• Restrained pets of all sizes and temperaments
• Maintained clean and organized boarding areas
• Prepared feed for animals according to specific instructions based on unique dietary needs
• Contact: Connie(manager) 513-478-4970