Hunter Kellogg

• Ohio State University - Department of Rheumatology-Immunology
• Used fate mapping to learn gut microbiota converts differentiated T cells into other types of T cells, promoting arthritis.
• Prepared reagents, media and solutions to use for laboratory testing and analysis.
• Managed inventory of laboratory supplies, reducing waste and optimizing resource allocation.
• Trained new laboratory personnel to apply proper laboratory techniques.

Worked 32 hours/week allowing myself to be debt free without assistance.

• Handled incoming calls, providing relevant information or transferring inquiries as needed to maintain efficient communication channels within unit.
• Facilitated timely transfer of patients within facility by coordinating bed assignments and communicating with appropriate departments.
• Prepared admissions charts and scanned records.