MICHAEL C. CABRERA, BS, MT (AMT) 5259 SW 40 Avenue

Dania Beach, FL 33314Cell: (786) 300-5919

Email: cabrera.m3676@yahoo.com

CERTIFICATIONS

Clinical Laboratory Supervisor by the Florida Department of Health as of November 4, 2008, awarded with a Certificate of Attendance and Competency Demonstration in Medical Laboratory Management on October 30, 2008

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt in Healthcare by the Management and Strategy Institute since June 26, 2016

Six Sigma Greenbelt by the Management and Strategy Institute since May 13, 2016

Certified Team Supervisor by the Management and Strategy Institute since May 25, 2016

Medical Technologist by the American Society of Clinical Pathologists (ASCP) since December 15,2007

Clinical Laboratory Technologist by the Florida Department of Health; certified in Microbiology, Serology, Clinical Chemistry, and Immunohematology as of November 8, 2006

Clinical Laboratory Scientist by the International Commission on Healthcare Professions (ICHP), certificate issued March 20, 2006

Medical Technologist by the American Medical Technologists (AMT) with a rating of 95% in the AMT qualifying exam

Recipient of the American Medical Technologists Institute of Education (AMTIE) Excellence Award for far exceeding the number of continuing education hours required for compliance with the basic AMTIE standards for 2003 and 2007

Placed third over-all nationwide in the National Licensure Examination for Medical Technologists administered by the Professional Regulation Commission on March 7-8, 1998

WORK EXPERIENCE

Medical Technologist II - Hematology (Full Time, 1st Shift)DaVita LabsAugust 2016 to present

Perform waived, moderately and highly complex laboratory procedures following established laboratory policy and procedures

Report test results, monitor workflow, and manage instrumentation maintenance. Evaluate and ensure compliance with service guarantees and specimen quality requirements Assist the manager or supervisor with oversight of day to day teammate work

Assists in evaluation of new and existing test methodologies, new and current equipment, current test mix, and policy and procedure development/implementation

Assists in evaluating regulatory and certification requirements, ensuring that the section is inspection ready

Senior Medical Technologist (Full Time, Second Shift)University of Miami Miller School of MedicineDepartment of PathologyFebruary 2015 to August 2016

Assist the laboratory manager with quality control processes Act as the lead technologist of the shift Serve as the technical resource for the laboratory staff Prepare written reports including but not limited to correlation studies, carryover studies, and

calculation verification and maintain quality control records and technologist competencies

Laboratory Supervisor (Full Time, 2nd Shift)University of Miami Miller School of MedicineDepartment of PathologyJanuary 2009 to January 2015

Supervise the technical and support personnel in the laboratory, concurrently monitoring the employee and departmental performance to ensure adherence to policies and procedures, timelines and regulatory requirements

Ensure that the laboratory proactively responds to feedback from customers and implements improvement mechanisms to enhance overall ability of the department to meet the customer’s needs

Fill in as a bench technologist and/or clerical staff as needed Prepare written reports including but not limited to correlation studies, carryover studies, and

calculation verification and maintain quality control records and technologist competencies Schedule staff, write staff performance reviews and approve staff timecards

Medical Technologist (Full-Time, 3rd Shift)University of Miami Hospital December 2006 to January 2009

Work independently to perform stat and routine clinical laboratory procedures consistent with written policies and procedures under the direction of the laboratory supervisor

Analyze and report results on patient specimens in a timely and accurate manner Demonstrate and apply the theoretical concepts of clinical laboratory testing using reasoned

judgment to ensure the correlation of test results with patient clinical information Notify physicians and nurses of critical value test results and accurately document such information Perform quality control procedures, calibrations, linearities, proficiency tests and instrument

maintenance procedures to assure accuracy and reliability of test results Maintain logs, charts, files and other relevant laboratory data Participate in staff meetings and in-house continuing education programs Comply with all safety and infection control regulations

Medical Techonologist (Full Time, Varied Shift)Florida Family Laboratory, Inc. - November 2006 - December 2006 (48 hours/week)

Perform routine laboratory testing in accordance with written procedures Maintain laboratory logs and files Perform quality control procedures and instrument calibrations Utilize laboratory information systems and software

Reviewer/Lecturer (Per Diem), American Medical Technologists (AMT) Qualifying ExamReviewer/Lecturer (Per Diem), Microbiology, Philippine Medical Technology Licensure ExamActs Review Center - August 2003 - October 2006

Conduct a rationalization-type and lecture-type review sessions to prepare reviewees for the AMT certification exam and the local Medical Technology Board Exam

Instructor (Full Time), Natural Science Department CoordinatorPresident, Gordon College Faculty Association (GCFAS) for Academic Year 2004-2005Gordon College (Olongapo City Colleges/OCC)- June 2000-October 2005 (40 hours/week)

Ensure smooth and efficient functioning of the Department of Natural Sciences under the supervision of the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences

Design relevant classroom and laboratory learning experiences for Chemistry, Biochemistry, Anatomy/Physiology and Microbiology

Clinical Laboratory Scientist  (Generalist) / Phlebotomist

Bioline Diagnostic Laboratory - June 1998 - May 2000(48 hours/week)

Efficiently perform routine and special clinical laboratory tests using widely accepted reference methods

Perform quality control procedures to check instrument performance as part of the quality assurance program and initiate corrective actions when need arises

Strictly adhere to the universal precautions in the collection, processing, testing, storage, preservation and disposal patient specimens and other biohazardous materials

Prepare and standardize stock solutions and culture media needed in the laboratory

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Society of Clinical Pathologists (ASCP) American Medical Technologists (AMT)

EDUCATION Saint Louis UniversityBachelor of Science in Medical TechnologyDean’s List, College of Natural Sciences1993 - 1997104.5 US semester credits, G.P.A. 2.94