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Street Address Queensbridge Dr.Lake Mary, FL Street Address
Mobile: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEDay Phone: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEmail: EMAIL AVAILABLECountry of citizenship:United States of AmericaRegistered for Selective ServiceYesHighest Grade:G7-S8, 01/2006-presentContact Current Employer:YesI. AVAILABILITYJob Type: PermanentWork Schedule: Full TimeII. Desired Work EnvironmentCareer/promotionalMission-FocusedExperienced ProfessionalsIII. WORK EXPERIENCEA. Veterans Health Administration Optometric Health Technician1/2006 - Present ((over 17years experience in Optometry)Tallahassee, Florida USGrade Level: G7-S8Hours per week: 401.Administers eye drops for dilated fundus examination.2.Obtains an accurate medical and ophthalmic history.3.Imaging testing such as corneal topography; external photography; fundus photography; optical coherence tomography; A and B-scans.4. Pachymetry, tear production with test strips, glare testing, stereo acuity, contrast sensitivity, potential acuity meter, measuring spectacles using both automated and manual lensometry and transposing cylinders.5.Auto Refractions and Non-contact tonometry6.Assigned the duty of identifying patients in need of service, triaging patients for imaging and other eye care services, initiating consultations and examination procedures, generating clinical documentation, and performing diagnostic and therapeutic tasks.7.Measures and records visual acuity, with and without pinhole.8.Able to perform High end user level maintenance of all equipment.9.Inventories, replaces, orders all medications, equipment, and supplies while documenting/tracking expiration dates on opened medication bottles.10.Administers anesthetic eye drops, dilation drops or other medications as instructed by optometrist or ophthalmologist.11.Performing Goldmann tonometry and also performs tonometry with non-contact tonometers, Tono-pens, I-CARE or other hand held tonometry instruments12.Estimates the anterior chamber depth via slit lamp.13.Triages patient phone calls or requests.14.Ensures exam rooms are stocked with adequate supplies.15.Instructs patients on administration of eye drops and provider instructions.16.Accurately measures, compares, and evaluates pupillary responses (I.e. Testing for Reflexive Afferent Pupillary Defect and equal size of pupils with light accommodation.)17.Performs Refractions18.Performs color vision screening.19.Performs visual field testing (using Amsler grid or automated equipment).20.Performs imaging testing such as corneal topography; external photography; anterior segment photography or fundus photography21.Assists in the training of students at the eye clinics when applicable and provides support to the clinic performing telephone triage and answering patient inquiries,22.Assists the optometrist under direct supervision of the eye care provider during minor procedures and is adept at applying sterile technique and infection control procedures.23.Inquires and documents in the patient record patients allergies before medication is administered and maintains continual observation of patients for signs of adverse reactions to medication or injections used for diagnostic examinations.24.Performs hard and soft contact lens instruction25.Assist with eye procedures in clinic and selects, sterilizes, and cares for ophthalmic instruments.26.Performs other testing/procedures as requested by provider27.Notates exam work up and procedures directly into patient computerized record for eye doctor.Contact Supervisor: YesSupervisor's Name: Dr. Joni Scott-WeidemanSupervisor's Phone: 850-513-7594 M-F 0800-16002. Tallahassee Memorial Hospital Emergency Room Technician04/2009 11/2010Tallahassee, FL USHours per week: Per-DiemDuties and responsibilities:Aiding and assisting all medical staff in high stress/ high demanding/life or death situations and environment to include but not limited to: Blood serum sample draws, splints, temporary traction, blood glucose collection, vital signs, catheter insertion and removal, cardiac pulmonary resuscitation, proper use and application of physical restraints, crash cart restock and gathering, proper wound dressing and cleaning, patient check ups and medication administration per doctors orders.Contact Supervisor: YesSupervisor's Name: Christine Sutherland, RN, (ANM) Assistant Nurse ManagerSupervisor's Phone: 850-431-0906/ mobile: 850-445-74333. Kent State University Student-Assistant CoachDuties and responsibilities:Responsible for the ordering of male athletes ranging from 18-24 years of age with varying cultural and dynamic backgrounds with and without the aid of other coaching staff, set up drills, films breakdown, and staff meetings.Charged with solely opening and running athletic field house at designated hours of operation for athletes and public events.Contact Supervisor: YesHead Coach: James CorrigalContact number: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEPast Work experience with Youth1. Tallahassee Youth Soccer 2006-2007Duties and responsibilities:Responsible for the ordering and organizing of youth practices/drills for inexperienced youth 5-8 years of age male and female, with varying cultural and dynamic backgrounds. Organizing dates and coordinating games. Promote game fundamentals and teach youth sports organizational skills. Promote fair play and sense of team, and worth to all the children, independent of their skill level to both genders.2. Tallahassee Youth Football Coach 2011Duties and responsibilities:Responsible for the ordering and organizing of youth practices/drills for inexperienced youth 8-12 years of age males, with varying cultural and dynamic backgrounds. Organizing drills and teaching individual techniques for varying positions. Promote game fundamentals and teach youth sports organizational skills. Promote fair play and sense of team, and worth to all the children, independent of their skill level.EDUCATIONA. University of AkronAkron, Ohio USSome College Coursework Completed80.00 Semester HoursMajor: Bach. of the Science of NursingGPA: 3.0 out of 4.0Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:Nurse Extern postion with clinical rotational experience to include: Geriatrics, A.C.E. (Acute care of the Elderly), Oncology, CICU, Med/Surg, Adult, Maternity, O.R. (Operating Room).B. Kent State UniversityKent, Ohio USBachelor's Degree - 5/2000212.00 Semester HoursMajor: Bach. of General StudiesGPA: 2.1 out of 4.0Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:General Studies Degree was geared toward education as I was going to become a teacher, but then lost heart in this endeavor after some student assistant teaching. To maintain an athletic scholarship it was necessary for me to be able to transfer my credits toward a specified major, thus the General studies degree.C. Margaretta High SchoolCastalia, Ohio USPublic High School - 5/1994Major: College PrepGPA: 2.7 out of 4.0Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:College prep coursework and work load.REFERENCESA.Alexander G. NewtonType of reference: ProfessionalEmployment: Veterans Administration Biomedical EngineeringPhone number: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEB.Jeremy GordonType of reference: PersonalEmployment: Florida Department of Law Enforcement, SupervisorCell:PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEC.Charles ChasteenType of reference: ProfessionalEmployment: Electrician/Engineering/Teacher Tallahassee Community College Electrical ProgramPhone Number: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLED.Dr. Joni Scott-Weideman, Chief of Optometry, USAF Col.Type of reference: ProfessionalEmployment: Veterans Health Administration Chief of Optometry, USAF, Col. Doctor of OptometryPhone number:PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLECell: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEAFFILIATIONSA. Theta Chi:Member International Social Colligate FraternityB. CHRP Member:Spread Christian values among menC. Habitat for Humanity:Volunteer/workerD. Tallahassee Parks and Recreation:Youth Soccer and Football coach for 2 yearsYouth Softball coach 2014-2017Areas of Self Guidance and Autonomy/Additional work detailsE. Controlled Substance I inventory Team member:2008-2011 Trained as a Controlled Substance Inventory Board Member for the VA to maintain internal audits of Controlled substances Kept, destroyed, delivered, picked up and maintained by both 10% quarterly audits and annual 100% audits of all medications on hand at the Clinic.E.Joint Commission Team member of Tallahassee2007-2011 Member of the Tallahassee Joint Commission Team; was time keeper and recorder for monthly meetings and did internal audits of areas in clinic to aide in the adherence to Joint commission rules and regulations.ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONA. Have used and shown proficiency using but not limited to The following applicable Computer programs:1. Micromeds2. Pharmakon3. Supply tech4. Meds Manager5. CPRS6. Vista7. Microsoft Excel8. Microsoft Word9. Power Point10. Word Perfect11. Microsoft Office12. Resume Builder13. Adobe Reader versions 5.1-8.014. Windows 9815. Windows 200016. Windows XP17. Windows Vista18. Microsoft Office Outlook19. Outlook Calendar and Calendar Sharing20. Imagenet21. EHR23. ALEVI. LANGUAGE Skills and AbilitiesA. RussianSpoken: NoviceWritten: NoviceRead: NoviceB. SpanishSpoken: IntermediateWritten: NoviceRead: Intermediate |
