I possess extensive clinical competencies encompassing all facets of medical laboratory operations, from instrumentation and inventory management to validation, quality management systems (QMS), Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS), CLIA regulations, Good Laboratory Practices (GLP), and biosafety protocols. My expertise spans a wide array of routine and specialized laboratory tests, utilizing both manual techniques and advanced automated analysers.
Experience
Nara Medical University
Apr 2004 – Present
Kashihara-shi, Nara, Japan
Research Student
As a research student, I am privileged to have the chance to carry out cutting-edge research in cancer biology at Nara Medical University, a globally recognised institution, under the guidance of distinguished faculty members. I am extremely privileged to employ state-of-the-art techniques and methodology to study the molecular processes involved in the development and spread of tumours. I am eager to make valuable contributions to scholarly papers and provide presentations at both national and international conferences. I am enthusiastic about disseminating my expertise and enthusiasm to others and am receptive to collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to investigate more cutting-edge methods for cancer diagnosis and treatment
Forensic Pathology Unit
Apr 2021 – Apr 2024
Gaborone, Botswana
Quality Compliance Specialist
Facilitated clear and efficient communication among team members, resulting in improved
collaboration and increased productivity.
Implemented rigorous quality control measures, validated and reported laboratory results
through the laboratory information management system indicating pathologic/clinical
significance for parameters outside the reference range and followed up on abnormal and
critical values resulting in timely and informed medical decision-making.
Reduced laboratory waste by 37% through effective inventory allocation management and
waste reduction strategies.
Mentored and trained new personnel and contributed to the efficient workflow by providing
reliable support in specimen handling, processing, and administrative tasks.
Created a well-organized and efficient work environment, optimizing productivity, reducing
laboratory waste by 37% through effective inventory management and reducing wastage
of time and resources.
Coordinated projects and activities to sustain team members in Forensic Pathology Unit by assessing
equipment hardware failures and implementing real-time troubleshooting.
Led validation, cost-review, incident tracking quality-assurance projects and enhanced
productivity, realizing 5.4 % increase in profits.
Received the ‘’Excellence in Laboratory Practice’’ award in 2024 for consistently demonstrating exceptional
technical skills and adherence to quality standards.
Athlone Hospital Laboratory
Dec 2018 – Apr 2021
Lobatse, Botswana
Medical Scientific Officer II
Leveraged a wide range of automated analysers, such as Beckman Coulter AU5800,
Siemens Advia Chemistry XPT System, Abbott Architect c16000, Ortho Clinical Diagnostics
VITROS 5600, Sysmex XN-550, Beckman Coulter UniCel DxC 800, Roche Cobas c501, Abbott
Alinity c, Sysmex XN-9100, Abbott Alinity h-series, Sysmex XN-2000, Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby,
Stago STA Compact Max 3, Diagnostica Stago STA R Max, BD BACTEC FX, Cepheid
GeneXpert, Bio-Rad CFX96 Real-Time PCR Detection System, Olympus BX53 Microscope and
Zeiss Primo Star Microscope to perform routine and specialized laboratory tests in
Haematology, Clinical Chemistry, Microbiology, and achieved high accuracy rates in test
results, contributing to improved diagnostic outcomes and patient management.
Demonstrated astute analytical skills in promptly identifying and resolving discrepancies,
improved patient outcomes by identifying a previously undetected clinically significant
biomarker in a patient sample, leading to earlier treatment and improved recovery.
Proactively maintained and optimized equipment functionality, resulting in a 95% reduction
in equipment downtime and maximizing laboratory efficiency.
Exhibited a proactive and dedicated approach in taking on additional responsibilities,
demonstrated adaptability by seamlessly transitioning between different shifts, maintaining
uninterrupted laboratory operations and timely test results.
Recognized as a key contributor to the laboratory achievement of ISO 15189 accreditation in 2023, ensuring
compliance with international quality standards.
DDT College of Medicine
Jun 2018 – Dec 2018
Gaborone, Botswana
Clinical Laboratory Demonstrator
Enhanced classroom management and student engagement by implementing online resources, resulting in a
30% increase in student performance and a more effective learning experience.
Improved assessment and evaluation processes by supervising practical sessions, leading to a 68% increase in
medical laboratory science core skills and hands-on learning for students.
Optimized lesson planning and organization for practical classes, creating a well-organized and insightful
learning environment for 27 students in Microbiology, Serology, and Blood bank modules.
Clinton Health Access Initiative
Dec 2017 – Jun 2018
Maun, Botswana
Cluster Supervisor
Contributed to data collection efforts, encompassing vehicles, tablets, commodities, and other
supplies/equipment.
Managed comprehensive stock-taking and supply management processes, focusing on continuous process
improvement.
Administered Malaria RDT and collected DBS samples from eligible participants aged 18 months to 5 years and
≥ 5 years.
Improved data collection efficiency by 5% through enhancements implemented during pilot studies.
Inspired team members to exceed expectations and strive for excellence.
Organized team-building activities to strengthen interdepartmental relationships.
Delegated tasks effectively to maximize team productivity.