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Olivia Harrington

11 Dromleigh Heights, Bantry, Cork

Summary

Hardworking and reliable genetics graduate with strong abilities in laboratory settings, including research, technical and problem-solving skills.

Offering dedication, motivation and drive for scientific research.

Highly organised, proactive and an ability to learn new concepts quickly.

Overview

Work History

Biochemistry Demonstrator

University College Cork
Cork, Ireland
01.2024 - Current
  • Conducted experiments according to established protocols to demonstrate aspects of biochemistry to students.
  • Observed and demonstrated safety procedures when handling hazardous materials to students.
  • Operated advanced analytical instruments such as spectrophotometers.
  • Provided guidance on best practices when handling potentially infectious materials.

Exam Invigilator

University College Cork
Cork , Ireland
12.2023 - Current
  • Ensured exam room was set up with correct materials and equipment prior to start of exams.
  • Monitored students during exams, ensuring they followed all regulations and instructions.
  • Reported any irregularities or breaches in exam protocols to the Exam Officer.
  • Maintained focused, inclusive and supportive learning environments.

Microbiology Demonstrator

University College Cork
Cork , Ireland
09.2023 - Current
  • Provided feedback and guidance on laboratory techniques, such as aseptic technique and culturing bacteria.
  • Correct, grade and provide feedback on student laboratory reports.
  • Worked successfully with a diverse group of coworkers to accomplish goals and address changes that could be made to benefit student understanding and experiences.
  • Analyzed specimens using a variety of microbiological techniques such as Gram staining, plating, and biochemical testing.

Education

Bachelor of Science - Genetics

University College Cork
Cork, Ireland
11-2023

Skills

  • Communication - strong written and verbal communication skills for presenting research and demonstrating techniques
  • Laboratory techniques - proficiency in various microbiological and biochemical laboratory techniques, including PCR, gel electrophoresis and DNA sequencing
  • Data analysis - skills in data analysis to interpret results using statistical tools and software's
  • Lab safety - implementing lab safety and organisational skills to avoid accidents and ensure biological matter is disposed of correctly
  • Report writing - Ability to research, plan out and report on laboratory findings to present to other colleagues and departmental staff

References

  • Carmel Shortiss,

special teaching assistant,

 School of Microbiology,

University College Cork,

Cork,

Phones: 021-4902392

Email: C.shortiss@ucc.ie

Timeline

Biochemistry Demonstrator

University College Cork
01.2024 - Current

Exam Invigilator

University College Cork
12.2023 - Current

Microbiology Demonstrator

University College Cork
09.2023 - Current

Bachelor of Science - Genetics

University College Cork

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