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Linda Gibbons

Blooming Grove,NY

Summary

Skilled medical and clinical laboratory technician with background in accurately conducting tests and analyzing bodily fluids and tissue samples to support physicians in diagnosing patients. Strong understanding of laboratory safety protocols and quality control procedures ensures reliable test results and contributes to high standards of patient care. Known for ability to maintain laboratory equipment, manage inventory, and implement new testing procedures that improve efficiency and accuracy in diagnostic processes. Demonstrated impact through consistent delivery of precise test results, facilitating timely treatment decisions.

Overview

29
29
years of professional experience

Work History

Medical Laboratory Technician

Hazard ARH
Hazard, Kentucky
10.1995 - Current
  • Used microscope to examine cells stained with dye to identify anomalies.
  • Engaged in the collection and processing of biological specimens, ensuring sample integrity.
  • Analyzed results of tests for conformity to specifications.
  • Utilized Laboratory Information Systems (LIS) for the entry and retrieval of patient data, improving efficiency.
  • Operated point-of-care testing equipment in a fast-paced environment, ensuring rapid response times.
  • Interpreted test results and communicated findings to physicians, contributing to patient treatment planning.
  • Engaged in the troubleshooting and resolution of technical problems with laboratory equipment and assays.
  • Monitored standardized clinical laboratory tests and procedures appropriate to blood banking.
  • Verified patient information and collected specimens according to established protocols.
  • Conducted microscopic examinations of body fluids such as urine or blood samples.
  • Cleaned and calibrated laboratory equipment.
  • Cleaned and sterilized lab area, tools and equipment.
  • Performed quality control checks on test results, identifying and rectifying discrepancies.
  • Operated equipment to analyze bodily fluids for anomalies.
  • Recorded all test results accurately into the laboratory computer system.
  • Obtained serum or viral swab samples for analysis.
  • Collected blood or tissue samples from patients for lab work.
  • Conducted blood tests for transfusions.

Education

Associate of Science -

Eastern Kentucky University
Richmond, KY
12-1994

Skills

  • Quality testing
  • Document management
  • Laboratory assay analysis
  • Lab testing

Timeline

Medical Laboratory Technician

Hazard ARH
10.1995 - Current

Associate of Science -

Eastern Kentucky University
Linda Gibbons