Louison Consulting, Ltd

Job Position

​2012 - present

Simulation Laboratory Technician for the past three years at St. George’s University. Responsibilities include:

• Manage medical electronic equipment in dynamic Simulation Lab and related clinical practice settings

• Assist with utilization of the simulation facility, clinical practice areas, CPR teaching space for courses, labs and students (to include Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, Nursing, Basic  Sciences Electives and CPR courses)

• Follow reservations and equipment order lists, set-up sufficient supplies and equipment for simulation sessions, monitor simulation exercises, assure proper use and maintenance of equipment and supplies

• Complete other related duties as designated by supervisors

• Adhere to all University and Simulation Lab policies and procedures

  In terms of Computer skills:

• Use of PC (ACER), Laptop/Tablet (DELL/LENOVO)

• Experience with software such as Word/Excel, Sakai (University Educational Platform)

• Learn proprietary software related to Sim Lab equipment (LAERDAL, GAUMARD, SAM)

The variety of tasks required by the job has permitted me to develop technical skills and skillful aptitudes such as:

• Quick Learner

• Multi-Tasking Capacities

• Planning

• Follow Through

• Developing Organizational Skills

• Personal Improvement Capability related to Learning Procedures and Protocol    

• Flexible

• People Oriented

• Creativity    

In addition, the position has allowed me to develop abilities to carry out responsibilities in a timely, meticulous and professional manner.

 

​2010-2011

Day leader of the Summer Academy at St. George’s University: supervising and assisting students from High School and College during their educational and social activities (both Medical and Veterinary Medical programs).

 

2008-2011

Technician Assistant for the IT department at St. George’s University: responsible for troubleshooting computers, maintaining printers (by ensuring that paper trail had enough papers for printing purpose, there were enough inks for printing process, checking the printer roller kit) and assisting students who were having problems printing their documents or could not log into the school system; front end of the IT department in the study rooms of our library.

 

2009-2010

Educational Facilitator for the Department of Educational Services at St. George’s University: tutoring for review groups - French, Mathematics and Statistics; holding small review groups (twice a week) with students who were having some difficulties understanding course materials related to Mathematics for critical thinking, French and Statistics.