Sarah Phamisith 778-792-9471 Sarah_phamisith@hotmail.
com
Summary of Qualifications CORE STRENGTH
• BasicAnatomy
• Medical Procedures and Terminology
• Possess excellent people skills
• EKG Monitoring & Analysis
• Oral and Written Communication
• patients always happy to see me, giving me great feedback
"...never had a student that could perform with minimal pain..."
• Good computer skill & knowledge; my minimum 55 wpm
• Very hands on & work well in very fast paced environments • Ability to maintain the
strictest standards
safety, patient privacy & confidentiality
• Made sure to label correctly
• Phlebotomy Process
• Instrument Set-up
• Lab Procedures
• Critical thinking & Analysis
• Ensure test quality and personal safety
• Making sure every instrument used for procedures are kept clean & ready for use
• Key qualities I have are: Flexibility and the adaptability to change
• Worked in a fast paced environment & timely manner
EDUCATION/CERTIFICATION
Stenberg College:
Phlebotomy certificate: 2019 December
Went back to refresh my training in phlebotomy and got my certification.
SCI Stenberg College International Inc. (Stenberg College) - February 16, 2015 -
September 11, 2015 | Surrey, British Columbia |
Medical Laboratory Assistant Program, 2015
• Certification of Personal and Professional Development
• Graduated Stenberg College with a Certification for Medical Laboratory Assistant
Diploma
• Course Highlights: Anatomy & Physiology/Pathology Fundamentals, Career Search
Strategies, Consolidated Practice
Experience, Keyboarding & Computer Fundamentals, Medical Lab Communications,
Medical Lab Procedures, Medical Lab Procedures - EKG, Medical Terminology,
MediTech First Aid/CPR/WHIMIS/ Practicum Prep, Orientation and Student Success
Skills and Pre-Analytical Procedures & Microbiology.
APPLIED STUDENT EXPERIENCE
- Abbotsford Regional Hospital and Cancer Research Centre (PHSA); (Practicum)
-Chilliwack General Hospital (PHSA); (Practicum)
> Applied hands on experience that was taught to me during school and I applied that into
a work place
environment, while maintaining the quality and integrity of specimens and utilizing work
place safety procedures.
• Practiced medical laboratory and cardiac procedures such as venipunctures, specimen
collection and performed ECGs
• Kept work stations clean and tidy; decontaminated equipment and self; disposed of
contaminated material as per site
safety guidelines and reported unsafe working conditions
• Used isolation and reverse isolation techniques as applicable (used in hospitals)
• Worked and assisted in Out-Patient stations which are very similar in a Lifelabs setting;
worked in Emergency
• Recognized potential collection complications (e.g. IV, mastectomy etc..)
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• Assist hospital physicians in diagnosis and treatment of illnesses, injuries and medical
conditions by providing clinical testing and specimen analysis (under supervision of full-
time med lab tech).
• Confirm the accuracy of all patient information on requisitions & specimen samples,
resolved any problems or inaccuracies prior to testing patients and perform required data
entry.
• Connected/disconnected holter monitors
• Collected urine samples
• Performed phlebotomy
----- > CAREER HISTORY
Royal Columbian Hospital March 2021- October 2021
I started working in Abbotsford Hospital as an MLA2.
- worked at COVID testing sites
then after 2 weeks I got offered a full time MLA2 job at Royal Columbian Hospital.
-prepared vaccines to get shipped to the injection sites
-unloaded new vaccines and put them in the correct freezers making sure temperature was
correct all the time
- had to count all vials to make sure at the end of the day every order was sent to who it's
supposed to and what's left in the freezer at the end of the day
- handled phone calls and emails
-prepared coolers the correct way while the vials are being sent out to each destination
-write tickets to put on cooler that tells what kind of vaccines and how many and who it
was going too
Cheam Wellness: June 2020- - drew up medicine into iv bags
hooked patients up to the IV bag
Sanitized work station and made sure there was enough supplies Have to do patients
charts after I hooked them up to the bag
Lifelabs Simon: December 2019- October 2020
-Worked in a manner that protects one’s own health & safety as well as the safety of co-
workers and others, and that is
consistent with the law and with safe work practices and procedures established by
LifeLabs
-Demonstrated knowledge of specimen handling requirements and prioritization of
specimens and results, following LifeLabs Procedures
-Prepare and utilize reagents and controls using defined procedures
-ensure confidentiality of patient information
-Monitor and maintain adequate amounts and proper usage of laboratory supplies
-performed electrocardiograms
-collected blood, tissues, stool samples and urine from patients
-performed phlebotomy
-check information on documents that accompany specimens
-enter data into computers
-collect, label, and deliver specimens, for example, blood samples
-set up, operate, and maintain laboratory equipment
-work both alone and as part of a team
-work well with co-workers and the public
-work quickly and accurately
-follow instructions
Viva Care walk-in and family clinic: January 2019- December 2019
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- worked in the front desk
took blood pressure, height and weight and recorded them on to the computer
Picked up phones to answer patients questions or needs
Handled money at the end of the day
Called specialists places to make appointments for the doctors patients
Cleaned and sanitized areas