resume - jason rule 19th sep 2016
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RESUME
PROFILE
Murdoch University graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Biological Science and Biomedical Science. Demonstrates microscopy fluency (light, dissecting), extensive laboratory skills, and very strong problem solving abilities.
Experienced in marine, estuarine and terrestrial field sampling including quality control, storage and handling, instrument calibration and maintenance, chain of custody and safety.
Knowledgeable on the fundamental disciplines in: anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, and histology; in addition, the application of this knowledge to the paraclinical disciplines of: pathology, microbiology, immunology, pharmacology, molecular genetics, and bioinformatics.
Well versed in the principles of pathology, including all the key 9 basic pathological processes: circulatory disturbances, acute inflammation, chronic inflammation, healing and regeneration and repair, necrosis and calcification, adaptive tissue responses, storage diseases and pigments and infiltrates, neoplasia, and developmental defects and teratology. Identifies all of these processes by: naked eye, microscopic, and molecular levels.
Particular interest in the fields of: Chemistry, Molecular Biology, Biomedical Science, Biological Science, and Marine and Environmental Sciences; with the purpose of increasing the health, the well-being of individuals, the community,
Jason Rule BSc (BiolSc) (BiomedSc) 26a/25 Cockburn Road South Fremantle WA 6162 Mobile 0415 872 302
Email - [email protected]
19th September 2016
customers and environmentally and the community for the opportunity to develop and prosper for those we care and respect.
Highly motivated with every focus will be toward the quality and service to the people we aim to help, A caring and empathetic nature with a joyful character with an incredible will to learn bringing a dedicated, productive and professional work ethic and attitude.
KEY SKILLS
1. Genuine values of; Respect, Integrity, Excellence, Compassion, Teamwork, Trust, Loyalty, Reliability, Quality. Punctuality, Justice, Hospitality, Generosity and Commitment.
2. Extensive knowledge of Laboratory Techniques and skills.3. Operating all laboratory equipment and processes with QHSE, WHS and OH&S
as a priority.4. Supervising employees and students.5. Customer service.6. Routine analysis of cytological/histological pathology specimens. 7. A passion for quality histology with high-level microscopy skills. 8. Knowledgeable and skilled with an acute eye for detail in the various types of
microscopy and histological processes.9. Expertise to trace pathological conditions through the recognition of
indisputable identifiable factors. 10. Solving problems quickly, confidently and efficiently.11. Performs Colony PCR, DNA extractions, ELISA screening,
Immunohistology/fluorescence, North/ South/Western blotting, Agarose Gel Electrophoresis and more.
12. Extensive computer skills including MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint with oral presentations.
13.Bio-informatics.14. Experimental and practical experience with bacteria, viruses, mycoplasma
and fungi. 15. Experience with mycology, haematology, coagulation, biochemistry and
endocrinology. 16. Utilising Haematoxylin-eosin, Ziehl–Neelsen and Gram staining.17. 20+ years of active problem solving, lateral thinking and adaption.18. Preparing and conducting scientific experiments.19. Preparing high quality reports and presentations.
20. Applying aseptic technique.21. Commitment to continual personal and professional development. 22. Assemblage of blood samples for blood typing/grouping, blood transfusion
compatibilities or cell counting.23. Cryopreservation and proper handling of hazardous chemical and biological
agents. 24. Administrative work maintaining laboratory stocks and inventory, handling
telephone enquiries. 25. Ensuring quality control procedures and protocols are meticulously adhered
to. 26. Certified in Curtin University staff training modules in:
Occupational Health and Safety Induction, Code of Conduct, Equal Opportunity and Information Management. (See below).
EDUCATION QUALIFICATION
July 20 - Dec 2013 Murdoch University - Bachelor of Science
Major: Biological Science Minor: Biomedical Science
Jan 1995 - June 1995 Rossmoyne TAFE Centre
Language Fluency A1 Japanese
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Jan - Dec 2000 Australasian Diving Academy, Nedlands, WA
Equipment Maintenance
Retail Assistant Stock monitoring and ordering as required
Jan 1996-Nov 1999 Better Earth Garden and Landscape Supplies, Greenwood, WA
General Manager (part-time), Retail/Commercial Sales Service and Landscape
service (full-time) Forklift and loader operation Mechanical maintenance Truck driving deliveries
Jan 1995 - Dec 1995 Check-Point Brake and Clutch Specialist.
Machining Disc and Drum Brake Rotors Stocktaking, receiving, sorting and shelving
brake/clutch components Customer service in retail components and
brake/clutch part reconditioning
Jan 1989 - May 1992 Turbine Components Australia, Canning Vale, and WA.
Instructor and Process Worker in highly skilled precision turbine blade machining and manufacture for Pratt and Whitney, Boeing and GE jet engines
1987 -1989 Mexican Kitchen, Fremantle, WA Kitchen Hand Chef assistant
1987 -1988 Farmer Jacks, Willetton, WA
Trolley Pusher Stock handling Forklift driver
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
July 1998 Professional Association of Dive Instructors (PADI) Certified in:
Rescue Diver Senior First Aid
Pre-1998 PADI Advanced Specialist Certified in:
Wreck Diver Deep Diver Search and Recovery Diver Night Diver
HOBBIES & INTERESTS
Music R/C Off-road Buggy Racing Medicine CyclingScuba diving CampingMovies Cars/MechanicsModel-making HarmonicaSurfing GardeningReading Golf _____________________________________________________________________________________________________
REFEREES
Dr Sarah Etherington Greg Sourdure Senior Lecturer in Physiology CEO and Senior Financial Broker Murdoch University Hartleys
Ph: 9360 6708 Ph: 1800 644 266 Mobile: 0417983617 Email: [email protected]: [email protected]
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Sarah Etherington <[email protected]> Fri 3/08/2012 4:06 AM
Hi Jason,
As for your performance in 264, I was also thrilled to see your final exam result and I’m honoured that you think I was even a small contributing factor in your success. I’m sure you know that 99.9% of the credit for the success goes to you. I could see your determination to master the course material growing more and more ‘steely’ as the semester went on, and you were among the standouts in the 2012 class for me in terms of hard work and discipline. In each lab and clinic you were there, participating fully and engaged with the material, even (especially) if it was difficult. I also really respected and appreciated how willing you were to contribute to and engage with the rest of the class, it makes the teacher’s job so much easier and more rewarding. In every group there are only a few students with the confidence and interpersonal skills to risk answering questions and working with other people in the class - whenever I saw you in a class I knew that there was at least one of those people in the room, so thank you.
The students who have to work hard for their success in 264 are always the ones that stay in my mind for years down the track and you are certainly among that group for me in 2012. I would love to hear what you get up to as you go on with your degree, and beyond, and if you think I can be of any help at some point in the future then don’t hesitate to ask, I’ll always be happy to hear from you. It was a real pleasure to get to know you last semester.Cheers, and take care,Sarah
Sarah Etherington, PhDSenior Lecturer in PhysiologySchool of Veterinary and Biomedical SciencesMurdoch UniversityMurdoch WA 6150Phone +61 08 9360 6708 Email [[email protected]][email protected]
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