Professional Summary
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Work History
Education
Skills
Certification
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Army Good Conduct medal
Army Commendation Medal

Doralynn Deleon-Reyes

US Army
Augusta
2
Languages
1
Certification
5
years of professional experience

Results-driven X-ray Technician with a focus on quality control and training. Experienced in managing radiographic equipment, ensuring safety standards, and improving patient compliance through effective communication. Ready to leverage skills for impactful contributions in a dynamic healthcare environment.

Work History

XRay Technician

4 Years 6 Months
US Army | 01.2022 - Current
  • Conducted X-ray examinations to assist in patient diagnosis and treatment planning.
  • Collaborated with healthcare teams to interpret imaging results and discuss potential patient care strategies.
  • Maintained and calibrated radiographic equipment to ensure optimal performance and safety standards.
  • Trained junior technicians on X-ray techniques, promoting knowledge sharing and operational efficiency.
  • Implemented quality control measures that improved accuracy of imaging outcomes and reduced repeat examinations.
  • Organized and maintained medical records for efficient retrieval and compliance with regulations.
  • Collaborated with healthcare staff to streamline document management processes and enhance workflow efficiency.
  • Analyzed inspection data to recommend process improvements for enhanced quality control.
  • Managed front desk operations, ensuring efficient guest check-in and check-out processes.
  • Provided exceptional customer service, addressing inquiries and resolving issues promptly.
  • Operated CT scanning equipment to produce high-quality diagnostic images.
  • Monitored and documented patient data for quality control purposes.

Xray Student

5 Months
US Army Fort Leonard Wood | 08.2021 - 01.2022
  • Maintained cleanliness and organization of imaging equipment and workspace.
  • Conducted comprehensive assessments to identify patient needs, refining care interventions based on findings.
  • Participated in clinical rotations across various modalities, adapting quickly to diverse healthcare environments.
  • Operated advanced imaging equipment to produce high-quality X-ray images.
  • Collaborated with healthcare professionals to discuss imaging results and treatment plans.

Education

Associate of Science - Health Sciences

Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences | Bethesda, MD | 08-2024

Skills

Record organization
Diagnostic imaging
CT protocols
Contrast administration
Trauma radiography
Orthopedic imaging
PACS system proficiency
File organization
Telephone communication
Data management
Telephone skills
Patient confidentiality

Certification

  • BLS Blended Learning American Red Cross - 2/11/2025-2/11/2027

Languages

English
Native or Bilingual
Spanish
Professional Working

Timeline

XRay Technician

US Army
01.2022 - CurrentRead More

Xray Student

US Army Fort Leonard Wood
08.2021 - 01.2022Read More

Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences

Associate of Science from Health Sciences
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Army Good Conduct medal

As the assistant administrator I successfully processed 167 funerals for veteran and retired former military members across 49 counties in North East Georgia. Helped Launch and create a new filing program. I reported and documented all funerals through a management coordinating portal (G1). I did this by coordinating with family members of the deceased or funeral directors to ensure every former military member got the recognition and ceremony earned through service to their country.

Army Commendation Medal

I completed over 50k diagnostic Imaging with less thana 10% repeat rate. Supporting the population of 70k beneficiaries and 10k Training soldiers assigned to the cyber center of excellence. I mentored over 100 68P phase 2 (Radiology technician students). As well as supporting X-Ray and Computed tomography through hurricane Helen working through the storm allowing Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center to remain open for inpatient and emergency patient care. Upholding infectious control and hospital hygiene standards by clearing out restrooms and disposing of garbage throughout the hospital due to the power and plumbing issues the storm caused.

Doralynn Deleon-Reyes