JOB HISTORY
SITEL CUSTOMER CARE PHILIPPINES
Customer Service Professional (CSP)
Mobile Dealer Support, Telecom New Zealand
July 31 of 2009 to May 28 of 2010
CONVERGYS CORPORATION – PH
Customer Service Associate (CSA)
CIGNA Health Care, USA
December 06 of 2010 to June 10 of 2011
TAN KIM CHING CANCER CENTER INC.
Medical Physicist | Radiation Oncology Medical Physics
Capitol University Medical City, Cagayan de Oro, Philippines
August 01 to September 30 of 2011
CHONG HUA HOSPITAL
Medical Physicist | Diagnostic Radiology Medical Physics
Fuente Osmenia, Cebu City, Philippines
April 23, 2012 to May 31, 2014
CDO POLYMEDIC CANCER CENTER
Medical Physicist | Radiation Oncology Medical Physics
Cagayan de Oro Polymedic Medical Plaza, Kauswagan, Cagayan de Oro, Philippines
June 01, 2014 to PRESENT
[ON-THE-JOB TRAININGS]
High Energy Physics Laboratory, Physics Department
MSU – Iligan Institute of Technology
June of 2008 to March of 2009
Work Details:
1. Regular Machine Performance Checks
2. Calibration of PM Tubes & Other Tests Equipments
3. Data Gathering Using the Gamma Spectroscopy Machine
4. Documentation or Log-Entry on Used Radioactive Materials as per PNRI
5. Device Performance Demo for Field Trips & Other School Visits Workplace Monitoring and Maintenance
6. Equipment Inventory
Nuclear Medicine Department, St. Luke’s Medical Center (SLMC-QC) E, Rodriguez Road, Quezon City, Philippines
July of 2010
Work Details:
1. Orientation and Equipment Familiarization Workplace & Work-flow Monitoring.
2. Tasking & Other Hands-On Activities;
3. Intensive Mentoring on Medical Physics Tasks;
4. QA-QC Checks;
5. Reporting (Oral & Written)
Radiation Oncology Department, Philippine Oncology Center Corporation (POCC) Marian Hospital, Fairview, Quezon City, Philippines
October of 2010
Work Details:
1. Orientation and Equipment Familiarization Workplace & Work-flow Monitoring.
2. Tasking & Other Hands-On Activities;
3. Intensive Mentoring on Medical Physics Tasks;
4. QA-QC Checks;
5. Reporting (Oral & Written)
Tan Kim Ching Cancer Center, Capitol University Medical City (CUMC) Gusa, Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines
May to July of 2011
Work Details:
2-D Conventional & 3-D Conformal Treatment Planning in the ff. cases:
? Brain, Head and Neck
? Breast
? Lung
? Abdomen
? Pelvis
? Upper and Lower Extremities
Other Tasks:
1. QA-QC 6-Mev Photon Linear Accelerator Machine [Elekta SL-75/5];
2. Dosimetry Calculations (Manual & Computational) Tumor Localization and Patient Simulation;
3. Portal Film Verification Patient Set-Up Verification;
4. Monitoring and Shielding / Blocking Reporting;
5. Administrative Tasks:
? Secure Requirements for License Renewal
? Recording / Documentations
? Work-Monitoring of Medical Staffs
? Supervision of RT–Interns
Radiation Therapy Department, Jose Reyes Memorial Medical Center (JRMMMC) Brgy. San Lazaro, Sta Cruz, Manila, Philippines
January 20 to February 16, 2014
Details: 1 Month Observance-ship and Training in Radiation Therapy
ELEKTA COMPACT APPLICATIONS TRAINING
CDO Polymedic Cancer Center Control Console and Treatment Room
June 10 to 13, 2014
Other Details: Mary Fitzpatrick – ELEKTA Asia-Pacific (APAC) Applications Specialist
TOPICS:
1. Training Introduction
2. System Hardware Overview
3. Machine Power Up and Power Down
4. Hands-on Exercises / Practice (Day 02)
5. Checklist Assessment, Deliver Beam, System Administration
6. IviewC Introduction, Power Up and Down, System Overview
7. Acquiring Portal Images, System Administration
8. Creating/Editing Patient Records
9. Hands-on Exercises / Practice (Day 03)
10. Viewing, Manipulating & Printing of Images
11. The DICOM Database
12. Template Matching
13. Image Approval
14. FINAL Hands-on Exercises / Practice (Day 04)
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