1. April White
Summary
Experienced military veteran and healthcare professional with nine years of experience licensed in
phlebotomy, laboratory services, emergency medical response, and neonatal resuscitation with excellent
communication skills, clinical and people skills.
Highlights
 Board certified advanced clinical laboratory technician
 Trained in emergency response
 CPR/BLS certified
 Transfusion services specialist
 Beckman Coulter equipment maintenance
 Inpatient and outpatient care
 Neonatal care
Accomplishments
Diagnostic/Ancillary Services
 Routinely demonstrated medical proficiency by performing transfusion services,microbiology,
chemistry, urinalysis and hematology analysis for 500+ patients daily.
Patient Care
 Ensured quality control through admissions, assessment,treatment, and referralfor a broad range
of patients. Treated patients suffering from trauma, acute chest pain, and infectious diseases.
Compliance
 Implemented Standard Operating Procedures,which improved rendered services and quality
assurance in accordance to Joint Commission standards. Performed transfusion services in
accordance to the American Association of Blood Banks (AABB),and FDA regulations.
Facilitator
 Trained over 100 nursing staff in proper handling and processing of lab specimens, blood product
transfusion. Trained new 15 laboratory technicians on instrument procedures,and specimen
processing.
Experience
Nursing Assistant
 Performed 150 EKG's, 100 audiograms, administer 500+ immunizations, 250 venipunctures, 500
TB screenings, and wound care for patients.
 Assisted with minor surgical procedures and served as a standby for female wellness exams for
over 300 patients.

2.  Performed routine neonatal exams, vital signs, IV therapy, and feedings for an average daily
patient load of 3-5 neonates.
 Served as a liaison between patients and physicians to assist patients in understanding their
treatment plans.
 Managed daily patient load of 10-25 patients for four providers.
Clinical Laboratory Specialist
 Performed maintenance, calibration and quality control on seven analyzers worth $900,000,
contributing to annual shift workload of 60,000 tests.
 Coordinated two bone marrow drives that registered 266 new potentially life-saving donors
within a six day period.
 Implemented seven new SOP's,which improved QA program for Microbiology in accordance to
Joint Commission standards increasing proficiency for 11 technicians, ensuring quality patient
care.
 Trained 15 Indonesian medical technologists in effective use of dormant resources within a local
MTF, which increased accuracy of results & improved patient/provider satisfaction by 90%.
 Achieved departmental goals and objectives as a Green Belt team member at NavalHospital
Camp Pendleton by instituting new processes and standards for inpatient and outpatient care.
 Organized and facilitated training for 95 nursing staff in proper handling and processing of lab
specimens, blood product transfusion and emergency issuance protocol, which improved
specimen analysis and minimized blood bank reportable events.
Management
 Supervised maintenance, quality control, calibration, and validation review for microbiology
department ensuring reliable results. Performed weekly inventory guaranteeing supply order
management, reducing supply shortages by 91%.
 Accurately accounted for and supervised the workload of 40 personnel resulting in 100%
compliance of the Bureau of Medicine for Navy Medicine West.
Work History
U.S. Navy
July 2005 to Current
Medic – Nursing Assistant
Education
Associate of Applied Science: Medical Laboratory Sciences. Thomas Nelson Community College -
Hampton, VA