Idowu Kilanko

299 Mayfair boulevard,

Apt D
Columbus, OH 43213
IDOWU A. KILANKO
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299 Mayfair Blvd, Apt D Columbus, OH 43213. (H) (614)237-4549. E-mail: ika36666
@westpost.net
OBJECTIVE
A position within a dynamic Clinical Laboratory/Research envi
ronment that will challenge my educational, analytical, people and critical thin
king skills.
EDUCATION
The State University of New York at Stony Brook.
Bachelor of Science in Biology, August 2005
Relevant Coursework:
Mammalian physiology Chordate Zoology
Genetics Organic Chemis
try
Calculus levels 1, 2 and 3 Statistic with applicat
ion to the biological and health sciences.
Marine Ecology Behavioral Ecology
Physics 1and 2 Psychology
Animal Physiology lab Limnology
COMPUTER SKILLS:
Microsoft: Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Access, Outlook, Basic, Windows, Lotus 1-
2-3, Corel Quattro Plus.
EXPERIENCE:
Bureau of Daycare at the New York City Department of health and mental hygiene
(DOHMH)
Public Health Sanitarian
04/06-08/2006
Responsible for Pre-Operational inspection of Daycare family, Group Daycare fami
ly, and School age child care facilities for the State Operations of the Bureau
of Daycare.
Also responsible for commercial Daycare facilities as well as infant Daycare fac
ilities.
Pre-Operational inspections are done to decide maximum capacity through availabl
e space and how many assistants and associates are qualified and registered to t
he facility with the DOH and the Bureau of Daycare including the owner/provider
listed for the Daycare.
Buildings are inspected to assure their viability for the job at hand and to ass
ure they meet minimum qualification for each type of Daycare/childcare facilitie
s being dealt with.
Follow up inspections are performed to check on the quality of the daycare facil
ity, and to ensure the provider abides by all rules and regulations in order to
assure the childrenas safety.
Health consent forms for every enrolled child in a daycare are checked, the firs
t aid kits are checked, all safety equipments must be in working conditions incl
uding the smoke alarms and fire extinguishers.
Child Abuse complaints are followed up on and referrals/ and or recommendations
can be made to build proper nutritional menuas along with a constructive and pro
ductive daily agenda for the children to follow.
Queens Hospital Center (QHN), Queens, New York
ER/ Ambulatory Care Volunteer
12/05-03/2006
Responsibilities include helping patients and families navigate within the emerg
ency room the least interruption to medical professionals busy at work.
Relaying messages from triages (Pediatrics ER as well as Adult ER) to the corres
ponding emergency room front desk area and supervising nurses or intended recipi
ents.
Taking less serious emergencies to the Fast Track area to be attended to accordi
ngly.
Part of ambulatory careas research initiative that will conduct cancer surveys,
diabetes surveys and other surveys that reflect the hospitals community based a
pproach to better understand the underlying cause and effect related to these w
idespread medical issues.
Labcorp Corporation, Columbus, Ohio
Lab Assistant
12/01-06/2002
Responsible for alliquoting and the preparation of blood works for testing.
Worked jointly with lab technicians to assure daily loads were accounted for and
tested in a timely fashion.
Worked on computerized machinery for pouring blood serum which needed constant a
ttention to assure it stayed working and worked properly.
Supplied on demand help to Supervisors and lab technicians as needed.
Columbus Developmental Center (CDC), Columbus, Ohio.
(TPW) Therapeutic Program Worker.
05/01-06/2002
Worked with mentally retarded and developmentally disabled (MR/DD) individuals i
n residences within a large compound/campus surrounding.
Responsible for seeing to their emotional state of mind and hygienic needs.
Responsible for maintaining an ordered mealtime lending help only where needed.
Responsible for supervision of their leisure time as well as creating time for e
xercise, such as indoor basketball and swimming.
Responsible for supervision of minor excursions from dinning out to bigger ones
as water parks.
Reported directly to managerial supervision on noticeable improvements in reside
nts as well as deterioration.
City of New York Parks & Recreation, New York, NY.
(CSA)PEP- (summer seasonal employment as Parks enforcement Patrol). 05/97
-09/2000
Patrolled NYC Public beaches and Pools in effort to supply added security to Pol
ice enforcement.
Worked with Park rangers in securing nesting sites for birds of endangered speci
es.
Secured beach areas not designated for swimming as those areas lack lifeguards.
Secured NYC parks on overnight duties where there have been citizenas complaint
s.
Worked on security details at large parks and recreation sponsored concerts as w
ell as other entertainment events such as ESPNas X-treme games.
Documented and secured illegal dumping areas of beaches proned to Ipodermic need
les and more infrequent events such as bodies, or dead whales and other large ma
rine animals washing ashore.
City of New York Parks & Recreation, New York, NY.
(CSA)- (summer seasonal employee).
06/96-09/96
Worked under the supervision of NYC Park Rangers to account for every tree in th
e tree census program.
Worked in many different areas of the city counting the number of trees on every
city block all over the five boroughs.
Recorded the sizes and type of each and every tree encountered along the way.
Estimated ages of the trees as well as what condition they were found in.

References will be provided upon Request.