Jenina Camille Bulllago

Registered Medical Technologist An endued Medical Technologist with 6 years of experience in conducting elaborate biochemical, bacteriological, hematological, immunologic and serological examinations, functioning within the purview of laboratory policies and procedures, helping to achieve positive outcomes and upholding the standards, vision and expectations of the organization through demonstration of professional behavior and expertise; contributing to the betterment of the institution and rendering quality health care service for patient satisfaction. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND POST GRADUATE Philippine Women’s University Master of Science in Medical Technology Taft, Manila, Philippines 2015 – 2018 Mobile:- Home phone: - Research Study: “Modified Culture Medium for Mycobacterium tuberculosis strains H37Ra and H37Rv using Protein from Lens culinaris” TERTIARY Saint Louis University Bachelor in Medical Laboratory Science Baguio City, Philippines -- 2008 - 2012 SECONDARY Our Lady of Mount Carmel Montessori Baguio City, Philippines 2007 - 2008 University of Santo Tomas High School Manila, Philippines 2004 - 2007 ELEMENTARY Holy Child Catholic School Manila, Philippines 2003 - 2004 Our Lady of Mount Carmel Montessori Baguio City, Philippines 1999 - 2003 Holy Child Catholic School Manila, Philippines 1998 – 1999 980 C Camba Extension, Tondo, Manila, Philippines WORK RELATED EXPERIENCE FAR EASTERN UNIVERSITY- MANILA Faculty Lecturer II August 1, 2016 – Present Key Activities: ▪ Imparted knowledge and insights to Medical Technology students regarding the different aspects of the profession through lectures ▪ ▪ Facilitated student’s laboratory activities Ensured that learning objectives are met ▪ Assessed the student’s learnings through various test examinations SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY Clinical Laboratory Supervisor – Clinical Chemistry Section Instructor II August 2018 – December 2018 Key Activities: ▪ Imparted knowledge and insights to Medical Technology students regarding the different aspects of the profession through lectures ▪ ▪ Facilitated student’s laboratory activities Ensured that learning objectives are met ▪ ▪ Assessed the student’s learnings through various test examinations Supervised Medical Technology interns in the different laboratory assays, including manual ▪ and automated procedures done in the Clinical Chemistry Section of the laboratory Evaluated the performance of the Medical Technology interns through written and practical examinations MARY JOHNSTON HOSPITAL Registered Medical Technologist February 4, 2013- August 2016 Key activities: ▪ Collected blood samples for different laboratory examinations ▪ ▪ Operated and calibrated various laboratory testing equipment Performed and read chemical analyses of blood, urine, and other body fluids ▪ ▪ Studied blood cells to determine their relation to physiological and pathological conditions Read urine preparations ▪ ▪ Prepared and examined microbiologic specimens Evaluated quality control within the laboratory using standard laboratory and measurement controls and maintained compliance to safety and risk management policies ▪ Ensured test result validity before reporting and recording of data Expertise & Skills ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Clinical Chemistry Phlebotomy Drug Testing Hematology Blood Bank Microbiology Serology Clinical Microscopy LIS & Computer skills Sharp critical thinker Manual dexterity Laboratory equipment maintenance ✓ Outstanding interpersonal skills ✓ Excellent ability to communicate courteously and effectively with others ✓ Work effectively and efficiently under pressure WORK RELATED EXPERIENCE SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY CLINICAL LABORATORY Medical Technology Intern November 16, 2011- May 15, 2012 Key activities: ▪ Collected blood samples for various laboratory examinations ▪ ▪ Conducted chemical analyses on blood, urine and other body fluids Studied blood cells to determine their relation to physiological and pathological conditions ▪ Read urine preparations ▪ Performed microbiologic procedures such as Gram Stain, AFB, KOH, India ink, biochemical testing and cultured different specimens in their respective media HOSPITAL OF THE SACRED HEART- SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY Medical Technology Intern May 15, 2011- November 15, 2011 Key activities: ▪ Collected blood samples for various laboratory examinations ▪ ▪ Conducted chemical analyses on blood, urine and other body fluids Studied blood cells to determine their relation to physiological and pathological conditions ▪ ▪ Read urine preparations Performed microbiologic procedures such as Gram Stain, AFB, KOH, India ink, biochemical testing and cultured different specimens in their respective media LICENSURE EXAMINATION Medical Technology Licensure Exam September 2012 Board Exam Rating: 86.50% CERTIFICATIONS & TRAININGS ▪ References: Seminar/ Workshop on the Manual of Operations for Screening Drug Testing Laboratories Certificate No.: APSDTL- 13- 7450 ▪ Phlebotomy for Healthcare Professionals Certificate ▪ Infection Prevention and Control Certificate Bing D. Mesa, RMT, RN Chief Medical Technologist Mary Johnston Hospital ▪ Arterial Blood Sampling for Blood Gas Analysis Certificate ▪ Specimen Labeling and Transportation Certificate ▪ Routine Venipuncture Certificate ▪ Capillary Blood Specimen Collection Certificate ▪ Management of Adverse Phlebotomy Events Certificate ▪ American Safety and Health Institute Bloodborne Pathogen Completion Certificate ▪ Refresher Training on Basic Operation and Minor troubleshooting of Selectra - - loc 228 Francisco Gellecanao, RMT, MPH Program Head Department of Medical Technology Far Eastern University-- - Pro S ▪ Seminar- Workshop on National External Quality Assessment Scheme (NEQAS) in Clinical Chemistry and Hematology Ann O. Opiña, RMT ▪ 5 International Sysmex Scientific Seminar ▪ Patient Safety and Pre-analytical Enhancement Dean School of Natural Sciences ▪ AAMLS 2017: The 5th Congress of Asia Association of Medical Laboratory Saint Louis University Scientists in conjunction with the 55th Congress of the Korean Association of - th Medical Technologists - loc 268