Terence Eday, MLS(ASCPi), MPH, CLS

• Fostered a culture of continuous improvement by regularly soliciting feedback from both clinical staff members and patients regarding their experiences with point-of-care testing processes.
• Reduced errors in test results by maintaining strict quality control measures, review of critical results and participation of clinical users in CAP proficiency surveys.
• Developed customized policies and procedures for the management and oversight of all aspects related to point-of-care testing within the facility.
• Served as a subject matter expert on all matters related to point-of-care testing, providing guidance and support to clinical staff as needed.
• Streamlined point of care operations by conducting regular audits to ensure compliance with regulatory standards (i.e. CAP).
• Enhanced clinical efficiency through the development and execution of comprehensive staff training programs on point of care procedures.
• Optimized inventory management processes by monitoring stock levels, ordering supplies proactively, and managing vendor relations for cost-effective procurement.
• Developed and updated policies and procedures, maintaining compliance with guidelines relating to HIPAA, benefits administration and general liability.

As a generalis

• Improved patient care by providing timely and accurate test results to healthcare providers.
• Promoted collaboration among team members, fostering a supportive work environment for increased productivity.
• Ensured compliance with regulatory standards (i.e. CAP), maintaining meticulous documentation of laboratory activities.
• Developed staff expertise through comprehensive training programs and performance evaluations.
• Participated in interdisciplinary teams (antimicrobial stewardship committee) focused on improving patient outcomes through innovative approaches to diagnostics and treatment planning.
• Increased diagnostic accuracy through rigorous quality control measures and data analysis.
• Conducted thorough investigations into unusual or unexpected results, ensuring accurate diagnoses for patients.
• Performed pre-analytical, analytical and post-analytical processing procedures.
• Documented test results using computerized and manual transcription methods.
• Maintained strict adherence to prescribed lab safety guidelines and operational instructions.
• Performed and documented accurate transfusion reaction investigations.
• Documented and verified patient information using laboratory information system.
• Set up, maintained and verified sterility of lab equipment and tools.
• Operated wide range of laboratory equipment and instruments to complete analysis.
• Troubleshot problems with equipment and recalibrated devices or brought serious concerns to supervisor for handling.
• Analyzed and interpreted data, accurately identifying and reporting laboratory results.
• Conducted wide range of laboratory tests (waived- to high-complexity testing) and recorded results.
• Mentored junior team members, fostering their growth as skilled clinical laboratory scientists.

As a microbiology technologist:

• Specialized in conducting microbiological tests from different clinical specimens with accuracy and precision.
• Performs wide range of testing (waived- to high-complexity testing) i.e. ID and susceptibility testing, gram staining, molecular testing.
• Assists the lead microbiologists in testing validation, correlation.
• Assists the lead in mentoring junior technologists in competency assessment, training and updates.

• Performed complex clinical tests on various samples types, utilizing wide range of laboratory analyzers.
• Maintained strict adherence to prescribed lab safety guidelines and operational instructions.
• Mentored junior staff members in laboratory techniques, fostering a supportive learning environment for professional growth.
• Ensured accurate test results through diligent quality control measures and strict adherence to laboratory policies.
• Participated in CAP proficiency testing programs to ensure ongoing compliance with regulatory requirements and industry best practices.
• Managed inventory levels of supplies and reagents to minimize disruptions in service due to stockouts or expired materials.
• Assisted in the CAP accreditation process by preparing documentation, participating in audits, and addressing corrective actions when needed.

As microbiology CLS:

• Perform microbiological testing such as ID and susceptibility, method validation and correlation.
• Assists the lead microbiologist in validation of new test method, review current policies
• Drafts policies and updates new policies with the guidance of lead microbiologist