Matthew Rawls

As a cross trained MLT generalist I'm able to fulfill duties in all departs such as, serology, urinalysis, microbiology, hematology, coagulation, chemistry, blood bank, and processing. My main responsibilities in the clinical lab were to assure I produce accurate and reliable patient results in a timely manner, that all the quality control was ran per our lab SOPs, and that daily, weekly, and monthly maintenance is done correctly and documented, and also to maintain a culture of safety with my peers in the lab. As a generalist I became familiar with the following analyzers and other manual lab techniques:

• EPIC Hyperspace
• EPIC Beaker
• Safetrace
• Cerner (Historical Searches Only)
• HCLL (Historical Searches Only)
• Immucor ECHO
• Gryfols Eflexis
• Manual Blood Banking testing in tube
• Roche Data Innovations Interface Manager
• Bio-Rad Unity Quality Control Manager
• Roche 6000s
• Roche B221
• Sysmex XN-2000
• Siemens BCS-1500
• Sysmex CS-2500
• Sysmex C-600
• GENExpert CEPHEID 4Plex
• BD Veritor FLU A/B, RSV
• Previ Automated Gram Stainer and Cytospin
• O2 and CO2 Incubators for plated micro specimens
• Sysmex UN-3000
• IRIS
• Clinitek+ Status
• OSMO1
• 3320 Osmometer
• TLi IQ
• Amnisure test kit
• ROM+ test kit
• HCG Combo test kit
• MONO Rapid test kit
• HIV Rapid Screening test kit
• Acetone tablet test
• ICTO tablet test
• Polarized Microscope for Body Fluid Crystal Identification
• Wet and KOH preps
• Hemocytometer
• Refractometer
• Manual Gram Stain Reading
• Manual Differential for Peripheral Blood and Body Fluids