Sherry Williams

• Performed quality control tests on laboratory equipment and supplies to ensure accuracy of results.
• Performed routine maintenance and troubleshooting on laboratory instruments.
• Prepared reagents, media, stains, solutions, and other materials used in testing procedures.
• Analyzed test results for accuracy and prepared reports for physicians.
• Conducted microscopic examinations of body fluids such as urine or blood samples.
• Processed specimens using automated analyzers according to standard operating procedures.
• Reviewed medical records for completeness and accuracy prior to analysis or testing of specimens.
• Assisted with the training of new personnel in laboratory techniques and procedures.
• Recorded all test results accurately into the laboratory computer system.
• Maintained a safe working environment by following safety guidelines and regulations set forth by the organization.
• Identified discrepancies in test results that may indicate errors in specimen collection or processing methods.
• Reported any suspected problems with test performance directly to supervisor or clinical staff members.
• Participated in continuing education activities such as seminars or workshops related to medical technology advancements.
• Performed quality control procedures to validate test results according to established standards.
• Verified patient information and collected specimens according to established protocols.
• Used appropriate collection and processing procedures to avoid inadequate specimens and promote reliability of blood products.
• Ordered laboratory supplies to maintain inventory stock.
• Maintained detailed records of tests performed and results obtained, ensuring traceability and accountability.
• Cleaned and calibrated laboratory equipment.

• Performed quality control tests on laboratory equipment and supplies to ensure accuracy of results.
• Performed routine maintenance and troubleshooting on laboratory instruments.
• Verified patient information and collected specimens according to established protocols.

Phlebotomy

• Ensured compliance with applicable regulatory standards such as CLIA.
• Reported any suspected problems with test performance directly to supervisor or clinical staff members.
• Participated in continuing education activities such as seminars or workshops related to medical technology advancements.
• Performed quality control procedures to validate test results according to established standards.
• Calibrated and performed routine maintenance to keep laboratory equipment in satisfactory condition.
• Cleaned and sterilized lab area, tools and equipment.
• Maintained clean and fully operational laboratory equipment.
• Maintained patient, specimen and tracking data using laboratory computer system.
• Properly documented all variables relative to specimen processing.
• Implemented and monitored laboratory safety protocols, including the handling and disposal of hazardous materials.
• Performed quality control checks on test results, identifying and rectifying discrepancies.
• Engaged in the troubleshooting and resolution of technical problems with laboratory equipment and assays.
• Cleaned and calibrated laboratory equipment.
• Obtained serum or viral swab samples for analysis.