Miriam González

Certified Phlebotomist Technician seeking training and career opportunities in healthcare and laboratory settings. Quick to master new tasks and highly motivated to expand my skills. Strong communicator, compassionate, dependable, punctual, and trustworthy. Dedicated to delivering excellent patient care and achieving professional growth. Continuously self-evaluating to improve performance. Committed to long-term advancement in healthcare.

Clinical practices at Training Center Tu Family Clinic (2026-01 – 2026-05)

• Filling out Medical records following the HIPAA regulations.
• Adequate customer service and communication skills.
• Taking vital signs, including manual blood pressure, and interpreting values.
• Measuring anthropometrics and calculating BMI.
• Basis of Medical Asepsis. Correct disinfection of medical equipment and surfaces in accordance with OSHA and Standard Precautions.
• Performing and interpreting rapid urine strip tests, Urine pregnancy tests, and Hemoccult (occult blood test).
• Phlebotomy techniques: Straight needle, Butterfly needle, Syringe method.
• Centrifuging blood samples and manipulating different types of evacuated tubes.
• Performing glucometry and interpreting results.
• Injectables in training kits and actual patients: Intramuscular injections (deltoid and gluteus), Subcutaneous injections, Intradermal injections.

Volunteering at the permanent health fair at Consulate of El Salvador (2026-06 – 2026-06)

• Taking the patient's information and Medical History.
• Taking Vital Signs and anthropometric measurements.
• Calculating BMI.
• Performing a glucose reading with the method of Capillary Puncture.
• Giving education and coaching to patients about chronic medical conditions and healthy lifestyles.

Volunteering at Saint Camillus Church (2023-09 – 2024-03)

• Good communication and customer service.
• Providing food for people in need.
• Shipping and receiving food from the food trucks.
• Cleaning and organizing the work area.
• Taking trash out and recycling.
• Stock food in the shelves.

Volunteering at Thomas Edison High School Tecnology (2022-09 – 2024-05)

• Hair styling to students and community.
• Waxing and skiing care.
• Basic anatomy reviews.
• Scheduling and managing shifts.
• Monitoring personal outcome at work.
• Competition in hair styling with others high schools.

Certified Phlebotomist Technician in Phlebotomy – Training Center Tu Family Clinic (2026-05)

BLS - Basic Life Support in Basic Life Support – American Red Cross (2026-05)

High School Diploma – Wheaton High School and Thomas Edison High School of Technology (2024-05)

Bi-Literacy Certification – Wheaton High School (2023-04)