It's in the water, folks. You have been warned. This time we had a lovely shower for a coworker and her sweet baby girl. Little miss surprised her mommy by being a tad bit early too. The shower was adorable (and just in the nick of time!) and we all had a great time.
Showing posts with label Med Tech. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Med Tech. Show all posts
Friday, November 14, 2014
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
Friday, August 1, 2014
A place where I belong.
It may seem like such a simple thing, but I feel incredibly blessed to have a place where I belong. I've moved around a lot over the last ten years or so. I've seen a lot of places, met some amazing people, and have had adventures and memories you wouldn't believe. But since settling in Indy again two years ago, I finally feel like I have a place where I belong. For the first time in a long time, I have a close knit group of friends who I can call and lean on in good times and bad. We found a home church where we can grow and connect in ways I never imagined. I have a job that, despite it's leadership, I love and feel like I am good at. My family lives right up the road and I see them often. And I am married to my best friend and we have our little fur babies that are just so much fun and bring so much life to our home. I am cherishing these times because I know that life moves in seasons and that this one is particularly sweet.Sunday, July 27, 2014
Going with the FLOW
In the midst of the work chaos of training, working extra weekends, and crazy multitasking, I have become the "key operator" of our new BD FACSCalibur! It is a flow cytometer used to identify CD4 markers on T-Helper cells. It will be used to monitor the immune status of immunocompromised patients (especially those with HIV). I'm so excited to work on this project. It has been fun to learn the technology and get it up and running in our lab. Call me a nerd but this stuff is cool!
Thursday, May 1, 2014
Med Tech. Clinical Laboratory Scientist. Not many people know what we do and fewer still know how we do it. We are the ones that are unseen and often forgotten, but we play a vital role in patient care, diagnosis, and treatment. In fact, over 70% of a patients diagnosis comes from us! From blood smears and differentials to electrolytes and hormone levels, and wound cultures to transfusions. We do it all.
I love my job and take great pride in my skills and my coworkers.
This was my first year as a real Med Tech and therefore a "real" participant in Lab week. [SIDE NOTE: I've been out of school for a year and been working at Eskenazi for over 9 months!!! WHAT???] It was a week full of fun (and treats!) that made the days seem to fly by. We had pizza one day and Olive Garden another day, then of course leftovers for a couple of days. We had contests like "match the pet to the tech" and a cookie bake off and of course prizes. All in all, it was a fun week celebrating our careers and the way we care for patients.
Saturday, August 24, 2013
Pay Day!
I've been at my new job for three whole weeks now. Since I started in the middle of a pay period, today was my first big girl pay day! That is a milestone in any college grad's life and mine is no different. I would love to say that I went and celebrated in some way, but truth be told, I am just enjoying a lazy weekend at home catching up on some much needed sleep. I've had a time getting use to these early mornings. I get up at 5am now and, as a night owl and ANTI morning bird, it has taken its toll.
I have enjoyed my first couple weeks on the bench though and have been "checked off" to work in blood gas, troponin iStat, Urinalysis, and kit testing. It's been a lot of fun and I am looking forward to starting a new bench sometime next week.
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