Stephen C.
Callender, MT (ASCP)
190-36 111 Avenue
(718)-776-8223 home (917)-299-0218 mobile
Email Address: SCallender@bww.com
OBJECTIVE: To obtain a position in the field(s)
of medical technology & computer science or a related field and contribute
to the company/organization in a maximum capacity by imparting my knowledge and
working experiences.
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E D U C A T I O N
Bachelor of Science in Medical
Technology
C E R T I F I C A T I O N S
1973: Medical Technologist Certified
by the American Society of Clinical Pathologists, MT (ASCP)
2005: Substitute Teachers
certificate
2007: Clinical Laboratory
Technologist licensed by the New York State Education Department
2009: Certificate issued by
NYC Fire Dept. Type: Fitness Cat. C14
for Chemical Laboratory
P R O F E S S I O N A L E X P E R I E N C E
New York-Presbyterian Hospital,
Central Laboratory
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Perform laboratory analysis on instruments: Beckman
(DXC, DXI, Image), Vidas, Blood Gas,and
Vitros
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Perform Serology testing, Hepatitis, HIV,
Electrophoresis (serum & immunofixation), FFN and
Aspirin
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Maintain Power Processor (Beckman Robotics)
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Work in all areas of Chemistry in main lab and all
areas of Special Chemistry
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Data entry, verification and updates on Cerner
Laboratory Computer System
精通英數補習教育中心 Private Chinese School (AAMA) July 2006- December 2006
Teacher
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Teaching Math
and English to Chinese students: 5th,
6th and 3rd grades
Board of Education March 2006 June 2006
Substitute Teacher
P.S. 140 The
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Covered Pre-Kindergarden to 6th grade
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Teaching
Spelling, Math, Science, Health, Gym and English
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Covered 9th
grade to 11th grade
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Teaching
Chemistry, Earth Science, Math, History, English, and Social Studies
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Taught in the
Saturday Tutoring Program for Chemistry
Neometrics Inc.,
Customer Support
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Provided
training for demographic information and test result database software for State
Health Departments across the
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Tested software
that was developed in Clipper/DBASE and in Delphi/Oracle for the State Health
Department.
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Resolved general
software and hardware problems for State Health Departments.
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Documented
software problems using specialized tracking database software (PVC Tracker
& Clientele)
Urological Associates,
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Analyzed urine
specimen including: urine culturing for bacteria, microscopic examination on
urine sediment, urine dipstick determination.
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Performed
complete microscopic blood counts on whole blood specimens.
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Conducted
complete hematological testing on an Abbot hematological machine.
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Performed
chemical analyses on blood specimens using Dupont ACA
auto analyzer, and perform prostrate testing (PSA & PAP) on Beckman
analyzer.
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Maintained
quality control records and ensured the laboratory was in compliance with
Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA).
Blood Coagulation Biochemistry May
1987 June 1998
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Purified and
assayed antibodies using Electrophoresis, Western Blots, ELISA, and column and
liquid chromatography/
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Served as safety
officer of blood coagulation/biochemistry laboratory.
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Maintained
records and reports on all laboratory experiments.
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Performed
fibrinogen research including clotting assays using spectrophotometer to
measure turbidity.
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Purified and
separated proteins, peptides, and antibodies using Fast Protein Liquid
Chromatography (FPLC)
Blood Derivatives Program October 1980 April
1987
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Established
quality control procedures for pyrogen testing in
pilot plan.
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Using Lowry and BioRad techniques, performed protein analysis on blood
derivatives.
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Produced Alpha
Interferon and related lymphokines including Interlukin
II and Tumor Necrosis Factor/.
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Utilized
techniques including tissue cultures, filtration, ultrafiltration,
and column chromatography.
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Developed computer
programs to perform calculations for protein analysis and for cell counts and
viabilities.
Epidemiology Laboratory May 1974 June
1980
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Assisted in
5-year multi-state study of transfusion transmitted viruses to identify Hepatitis
C, which ultimately contributed knowledge to AIDS research.
·
Interviewed
patient/participants in
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Studied blood
donors who were antigen carriers in order to identify how Hepatitis B was
transmitted.
C O M P U T E R S K I L L S
Programming Languages: SQL, C, dBase, PASCAL, BASIC, HTML
Operating Systems: Novell, Microsoft
3x, 95, 98, NT, 2000, XP
Software Applications: Microsoft Office Tools,
Database Administration: Oracle, FoxPro, dBase, Paradox
P U B L I C A T I O N S
Bini, A., Callender, S., Procyck, R., Blomback, B. and Kudryk, B. 1994. Flow and Antibody Binding Properties of Hydrated
Fibrins Prepared from Plasma, Platelet Rich Plasma, and Whole Blood. Thomb Re. 76 145-156
Callender, S. Williams, B.
1993. A Computer Program for Calculating the 50% Tissue
Culture Infectious Dose. Laboratory Medicine 24(4) 249-250
Callender, S. 1992. Progel.
Laboratory Medicine 23(2) 125
Callender, S. 1992. Lab.
Med: A Microcomputer Application Index. Laboratory Medicine 23(2) 125
Callender, S. 1992.
Chromatography Analysis profile: Chroma The C
Version. Laboratory Medicine 23(1) 51
Procyk, R., Kudryk, B., Callender, S. and Bloomback, B. 1991. Accessibility of Epitopes
on Fibrin Clots and Fibrinogen Gels. Blood 77(7) 1469-1475
Procyk, R., Blomback, B., Callender, S. and Blomback, B. 1991Tissue Plasminogen
Activator Stimulation by Partially Reduced Fibrinogen. Thrombosis and Haemostasis
XIIIth Congress
Procyk, R., Blomback, B., Callender, S. and Blomback, B. 1989. Pertubation of Thrombin Specificity and Clottability
by Limited Reduction of Fibrinogen. Thrombosis and Haemostasis
Callender, S. 1989. A
Database Program for the Lab: PAGE. Laboratory Medicine 20(10) 705-708
Callender, S. 1989. Run
Multiple Commands. PC Magazine September 12 320-321
Callender, S. 1989. A Batch File Maker for Turbo C. Journal of the Turbo User Group.
28-27-28
Callender, S. 1988. Curve+ and Hardcopy Programs. Laboratory Medicine 19(8)
513-516
Callender, S. 1986. Cell Counts and Viability. Laboratory Medicine 17(3) 167-168
R E F E R E N C E S
Lisa Hudson, Manager
Customer Support
Neometrics a division of Natus Medical
Inc.
800-645-3616
Thomas C. Lee, Sr. Research
Assistant
Laboratory of Epidemiology
The
(212) 388-0008