Shamicka Wheeler
Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
Ph: 843-***-****
Email: *******@*****.***
Expertise in cytology
Working knowledge of histology
Experience screening GYN and NON-GYN specimens
Supervisory experience
Some business training
Some experience with, knowledge of molecular techniques
Cancer research experience
ThinPrep and Surepath certified
ThinPrep Imager trained and certified
Certified in Cytology by the American Society of Clinical Pathology
Approximately eight years of experience working in anatomic pathology labs, specifically Cytology
EDUCATION:
Master of Science Cytology and Biosciences, August 2006-May 2008
Medical University of SC, Charleston, SC
Courses taken include:
Histology
Gynecological cytology
Non-gynecological cytology
Molecular diagnostics
Principles of Fine Needle Aspiration
Research Methods/Statistics
Healthcare management
Cancer Research
Medical Terminology
Bachelor of Arts Biology, August 02-May 06
College of Charleston, Charleston, SC
EXPERIENCE: Cytology Coordinator, July 2011-present
Mcleod Healthcare-Seacoast Little River, SC
Responsible for daily operations of the cytology
department
Supervising cytology assistants
Compiling statistical data
Creating departmental procedures and policies
Screening gynecological and non gynecological specimens
Assisting with fine needle aspirations
Attending CAP laboratory inspections
Staff Cytotechnologist June 2008-July 2011
Candler Hospital Savannah, GA
Screening gynecological, non gynecological specimens and
FNAs Assisting with fine needle
aspirations including specimen adequacy.
Specimen processing using ThinPrep and Surepath technology
Creating and performing statistical
analyses and reports
Cytology Laboratory Assistant October 2006-May 2008
Medical University of SC Charleston, SC
Processing cytology specimens
Training cytology personnel in preparation techniques
Training and supervising students
Assisting Lab Coordinator with
various projects
Student Researcher, May 2007-May 2008
Hollings Cancer Center, Charleston, SC
Investigating the role of epithelial cell adhesion
molecules in lung cancer
Investigating the efficacy of the ThinPrep imager in
locating abnormal cells in false negative pap smears