EMMANUEL OLOO

• Provided basic patient care, including vital signs monitoring and hygiene assistance.
• Executed clinical procedures such as phlebotomy, ECGs, and wound care.
• Collected specimens and performed lab draws efficiently.
• Monitored patient safety through 1:1 companionship as required.
• Facilitated communication between patients and nursing staff regarding status and concerns.
• Assisted in patient rounding and discharge planning activities.
• Supported advanced clinical tasks like IV insertion and foley catheter placement.
• Maintained accurate documentation of care and actively participated in handoff reports.

• Volunteer at St. Elizabeth hospital Patient Transport Department
• Emergency Department Volunteer.

Assisted patrons at circulation desk to facilitate efficient library services.

Organized and maintained library books and equipment for optimal accessibility.

• Executed copying tasks to support patron requests promptly.
• Streamlined processes for managing library resources and services.

Conducted research on enzyme inhibition of C. diff toxin for drug discovery project.

Assisted in laboratory experiments to support microbiome research initiatives.

• Assisting the Laboratory manager with daily tasks and procedure preparations.

Collaborated with Dr. Esterline on biochemical synthesis research project.

Conducted investigations into original research works in biochemistry.

Presented poster at American Chemical Society National Meeting in Indiana.

Showcased research at Kentucky Academy of Science Regional Meeting.

Participated in Student Research Forum Poster Presentation at Thomas More University.

Verified employers and employees on Handshake to enhance career services at TMU.

Organized events to connect students with potential employers.

• Reviewed resumes to provide constructive feedback and improve job readiness.

Conducted independent study project over 10-week period focused on fish species identification.

Collaborated with partner to identify morphological characteristics of various fish species.

Performed electrofishing to collect samples from Salgar locality for analysis.

Executed genetic identification using DNA tissues obtained, aligning with initial morphological findings.

At the Cincinnati Museum center DNA Lab, Utilized Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) technique for DNA barcoding and sequencing.

Analyzed Sander Canadensis and Sander Vitrius through detailed genetic sequencing procedures.

Facilitated data collection and documentation of findings for future reference.

Synthesized results to contribute to broader understanding of fish biodiversity.

• Enhancing public outreach on ecology and aquatic biology on the Ohio River
• Educating the public on the river’s ecosystem and the Purpose the Ohio River Serves
• Carrying out field trips from High schools, colleges and other groups that have interested in ecology and the Aquatic aspect of Biology but not limited to

• Educate the community on ways to better observe better health care treatment of themselves and their loved ones and how to respond to emergency medical situations.
• Perform basic first aid emergency patient care in cases of accidents and medically critical occurrences.