Sheliesa Adesia Roberts

Physician duties in Emergency Department:

• Conducted patient assessments and developed treatment plans for various conditions.
• Administered medications and monitored patient responses in clinical settings.
• Educated patients and families on health management and disease prevention strategies.
• Coordinated with specialists to facilitate comprehensive patient evaluations and referrals.
• Documented patient histories and treatment progress in electronic medical records systems.
• Trained junior medical staff on best practices in patient care and safety procedures.
• Participated in hospital committees to improve clinical protocols and workflows.
• Developed treatment plans for patients based on diagnosis and individual needs.
• Prescribed medications as needed for the treatment of various illnesses or diseases.
• Provided medical advice and support to patients, families, and healthcare personnel.
• Ordered laboratory tests or imaging studies as needed for diagnosis or treatment planning.
• Provided follow-up care for previously discharged patients.
• Educated patients on preventative health care practices, nutrition, and lifestyle choices.
• Adhered to all safety protocols while performing medical procedures.
• Performed minor surgical procedures such as suturing wounds or removing cysts or tumors.
• Evaluated test results and implemented appropriate treatments.
• Facilitated referrals to specialists when necessary.
• Coordinated with other healthcare professionals to ensure optimal patient care.
• Stayed up-to-date with current trends in medicine through continuing education courses.
• Attended conferences relevant to area of specialty.
• Provided guidance and mentorship for junior medical staff members.
• Communicated with patients with compassion while keeping medical information private.
• Maintained communication and transparency with governing boards, department heads and medical staff.
• Built work schedules and staff assignments, taking workload, space and equipment availability into consideration.

• Conducted laboratory tests to analyze blood and other bodily fluids.
• Operated and maintained advanced laboratory equipment for accurate results.
• Collaborated with healthcare professionals to interpret test results effectively.
• Ensured compliance with safety regulations and quality control procedures.
• Trained junior staff on laboratory processes and equipment usage.
• Developed and updated standard operating procedures for laboratory tests.
• Assisted in research projects by providing relevant data and insights.
• Managed inventory of lab supplies to ensure continuous workflow efficiency.
• Conducted multiple tests at once using automated equipment and computerized instruments.
• Followed strict quality control procedures to deliver accurate test results.
• Performed laboratory tests such as hematology, urinalysis, coagulation and chemistry to detect abnormal conditions in patients.
• Reviewed test results to confirm accuracy and diagnosed causes behind irregular findings.
• Documented medical test data and results in patient medical records.
• Maintained accurate records of patient test results and reported any abnormalities to the physician.
• Reviewed patient history prior to performing tests to determine appropriate testing methods.
• Conducted quality control procedures to ensure accuracy of testing equipment.
• Monitored inventory levels of supplies, reagents and materials used in the lab environment.
• Communicated with physicians to discuss lab test findings, procedures and other relevant information.
• Assisted with training new medical technologists on proper techniques and safety regulations.
• Calibrated laboratory instruments and prepared reagents according to established protocols.
• Planned and carried out regular maintenance on equipment by following procedures and manufacturers' guidelines.
• Evaluated body fluids and tissue samples to document findings such as normal or abnormal results.
• Provided technical support for other medical staff members regarding laboratory operations.
• Collaborated with other healthcare professionals to develop strategies for managing patient care needs.
• Assessed equipment regularly by conducting instrument function inspections and calibrations.
• Received and interpreted written requisitions from nursing units for routine or special laboratory tests.
• Managed specimen collection, processing, and storage, ensuring integrity and compliance with laboratory standards.
• Calibrated and maintained laboratory equipment, troubleshooting technical issues to minimize downtime.
• Maintained strict adherence to quality control and quality assurance protocols to guarantee the accuracy and reliability of laboratory results.
• Assisted in the accreditation and certification process of the laboratory, ensuring compliance with national and international standards.
• Adhered to all safety protocols, including the handling and disposal of hazardous materials, to maintain a safe working environment.
• Provided technical guidance and training to new staff and students, enhancing team proficiency and promoting best practices.
• Participated in interdisciplinary research projects, contributing laboratory expertise to advance medical knowledge.
• Conducted blood bank duties, including blood group compatibility testing and antibody identification, to support transfusion services.
• Performed antimicrobial susceptibility testing to support infectious disease management and control.
• Determined acceptability of specimens for testing according to established criteria.
• Set up, cleaned and maintained laboratory equipment.
• Entered data from analysis of medical tests or clinical results into computer for storage.
• Conducted chemical analysis of blood, urine or spinal fluid to determine presence of normal or abnormal components.
• Managed departmental inventory and supply ordering.
• Operated, calibrated or maintained equipment used in quantitative or qualitative analysis.
• Supervised, trained or directed medical laboratory workers engaged in laboratory testing.
• Established or monitored quality assurance programs or activities to drive accuracy of laboratory results.
• Provided technical information about test results to physicians, family members or researchers.
• Cultivated, isolated or assisted in identifying microbial organisms or performing various tests on microorganisms.
• Obtained, cut and mounted biological material on slides for microscopic study and diagnosis.