Adaptable surgical technology student with hands on experience in various surgical procedures. Proven ability to maintain a sterile field, anticipate surgeon needs, and communicate effectively within the surgical team to ensure optimal patient care.
Overview
5
5
years of professional experience
Work History
Surgical Technology Clinical Roatation
Parkridge Medical Center
Chattanooga, Tennessee
01.2026 - Current
Performed first and second scrub roles in procedures, including vascular, general, ortho, laparoscopic, and robotic cases.
Maintained sterile field and upheld aseptic technique.
Assisted in surgical case setups and room turnover to ensure timely preparation for procedures.
Identified and prepared appropriate instruments and supplies for scheduled procedures.
Anticipated surgeon needs and passed instruments efficiently.
Performed sponge, sharps, and instrument counts in collaboration with circulator.
Adapted quickly to different surgeon preferences and case flow.
Demonstrated strong communication with team members.
Remained calm and focused in high pressure or urgent situations.
Accepted feedback constructively and applied it to improve performance.
Engaged in daily learning to expand knowledge and skills in surgical practices.
Certified Nursing Assistant
NHC Sequatchie
Dunlap, Tennessee
06.2021 - Current
Supported patients in daily living activities and personal care routines to promote independence and comfort.
Monitored vital signs and reported changes to nursing staff promptly.
Provided emotional support and companionship to enhance patient well-being.
Adhered to infection control protocols to maintain a safe healthcare environment.
Answered call lights promptly and responded to patient needs accordingly.
Documented patient care, condition, progress, and concerns for review by medical staff to ensure continuity of care.
Assisted with ambulation of patients utilizing appropriate equipment safely.
Assisted patients with shaving, bathing, and oral hygiene to promote healthy habits and overall wellness.
Turned and repositioned residents using proper body mechanics to prevent pressure ulcers.