MOHAMED ABDULLE MOHAMED
London,City of London
Summary
A Product Specialist with 3 years extensive knowledge in LIMS (Laboratory Information system). Ability to simplify complex technologies, enabling staff and customers to gain maximum benefits. A natural problem solver aiming to positively influence user experience.
Overview
9
9
years of professional experience
6
6
years of post-secondary education
Work History
Product Specialist
Clinisys
Woking, Surrey
06.2021 - Current
- In my current role as a product specialist, my responsibilities vary from project delivery, customer facing on-site, customer Teams Meetings, design and build LIMS (Laboratory Information System) systems, connect analyser in the laboratory to a proprietary Clinisys database and to Winpath Enterprise
- Project delivery in timely manner and other duties including:
- Comply with the Company’s codes of conduct and guidelines.
- To understand, comply and develop and consult with customers and to advise.
- Understand customers’ workflow, advise, and assist with products and configuration to facilitate these needs.
- To be fully conversant with the functionality of the Pathology product(s) of your discipline.
- To be conversant with the core functionality of Pathology products.
- Assist Project Manager with the implementation; that will include time management, resource planning and working with Trust or Customer IT representatives.
- Contribute to the development of the Software product.
- Deliver relevant courses for key users of pathology, as required.
- To attend team meetings and agreed training courses.
- Contribute to and support Pathology team members and build knowledge base.
Biomedical Scientist
Kingston Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
London
10.2019 - 06.2021
- In this role, I worked as a Band 6 Biomedical Scientist specialised in Biochemistry, where I undertake various roles and responsibilities including the day to day running of the Biochemistry department such as processing urgent samples from AE and critical wards
- It is also my responsibility to validate and authorise critical results, train new staff members, process and rectify QC data and act as a go to lead for IT and Analyser troubleshooting which included troubleshooting analysers, communicating IT problems during downtime and troubleshooting in collaboration with the IT department, giving them the IT error codes, whether it is a breakdown communication from LIMS to analysers or analysers to LIMS
Biomedical Scientist
West Middlesex University Hospital
London, City of London
07.2018 - 10.2019
- Moving to London in 2018 was an excellent choice, I joined the laboratory at a key time when they were moving to a new LIMS platform
- The laboratory appreciated my experience working with different LIMS from different laboratories across the country
- This allowed me to gain extra experience as I was involved in:
- LIMS implementation
- UAT testing
- End to end testing.
- Troubleshooting defects and communication between analysers and LIMS
- Writing reports of problems and their solutions
- I learned a lot from this experience working with CliniSys staff and everyone in the project who was responsible to make a smooth transition.
- Furthermore, in my function BMS roles, I was:
- Operating Abbott Architect AU680 analysers
- Remisol Middleware I was able to send results from middleware to Winpath
- Competent using Winpath for booking samples, validation and authorisation.
- Processing A&E, inpatient, and outpatient samples
- Telephoning critical results to doctors, general practitioners, nurses and other medical professionals.
- Training new members of staff
- Stock taking.
Biomedical Scientist
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham
Birmingham, West Midlands
01.2018 - 04.2018
- My duties here as a Band 6 Biomedical Scientist were:
- Training new staffs with the analysers, and LIMS systems such as WinPath and Sunquest ICE on how to book, enter results
- On occasion I would also have to troubleshoot IT problems and work with our IT department to resolve.
- Processing patient samples using the Roche C8000 analysers.
- Completing outstanding work
- Running the lithium, serum, and urine osmolality tests
- Taking part in training and completing competency documents
- Answering telephone enquiries
- Communicating with other healthcare professionals
Biomedical Scientist
Western Health and Social Care Trust Clinical Chemistry Laboratory
Enniskillen, Fermanagh and Omagh
08.2017 - 01.2018
- With previous experience working in different laboratories, I was able to adapt and learn how to use iLab LIMS system and COBAS IT MIDDLEWARE (CITMS), I have become competent in the IT software and was able to communicate IT problems
- It was my duty to troubleshoot report and communicate IT problems here.
Biomedical Scientist
Colchester General Hospital
Colchester, Essex
10.2016 - 07.2017
- The most notable of this position was the transition period from iLAB to WinPath
- I have gained a lot of IT experience as the Trust was in to WinPath Enterprise implementation process
- I was excited to learn and experience how Winpath works and understood why the Trust moved from the old LIMS to the new LIMS (WinPath)
- I was able to navigate through easily and as an end user I appreciated the complexity of the software package but simple for the user
- My duty was to test that the new LIMS WinPath is working by doing an audit, end to end test, are the results being sent to CERNER, is WinPath communicating to analysers and CITM
- My duty was to report to my senior and Clinics supporting staff.
Biomedical Scientist
Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust
05.2016 - 10.2016
- As a qualified biomedical scientist, I use variety of skills and experience to provide an efficient and quality service by:
- Following departmental procedures
- Being able to use range of analysers such as Roche COBAS 8000 and 6000 analysers
- Sysmex 21000, TOSOH G7, and G8, Liason XL, IL TOP coagulation analyser, Abbott Architect Chemistry, and Immunoassay analysers
- Use of LIMS, such as QPulse, Apex, PSM, AMS, Telepath and WinPath
- Performing internal quality controls (IQC) and external quality controls (EQA)
- Validating and authorising results
- Communicate with general practitioners and nurses.
- Participate in departmental meetings.
- Participate in Continuous Professional Development (CPD)
- Performing vertical and examination audits
- Working as a team with my colleagues
- Sample reception, preparation, recording and reporting of results in accordance with departmental procedures.
- Working with Senior Biomedical Scientists and clinical biochemists
Trainee Biomedical Scientist
Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust
06.2015 - 05.2016
- As a trainee I was working towards becoming a qualified Biomedical Scientist once I complete the Institute of Biomedical Science registration portfolio competence
- My duties were:
- To undertake in-house training as required by the IBMS and to produce a portfolio of evidence to support a successful application for state registration.
- To reach the high standards of expertise in theory and techniques required to achieve HCPC State Registration
- To understand the need for and help in the provision of high quality and timely service to our customers.
- To work in efficient and cost-effective manner.
- To always follow departmental procedures and health and safety rules
- Sample reception, preparation, recording and reporting of results in accordance with departmental procedures.
- To carry out testing under supervision on body fluids and tissues
- Follow all quality control procedures.
- To participate in departmental meeting to comment and contribute to the development of new policies and procedures.
- To communicate with both medical and scientific staff within the department and with nursing staff on wards and general practice
- To maintain the confidentiality of Trust and patient information
Education
BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science - Life Sciences
University of Wolverhampton
Wolverhampton 09.2010 - 07.2013
BTEC National Certificate in Laboratory Science - Science
Birmingham Metropolitan College
Birmingham 09.2008 - 06.2010
A level Biology - Biology
Holte Visual and Performing Arts College
Birmingham 09.2008 - 06.2010
GCSEs -
Holte School
BirminghamSkills
- Verbal and written communications skills
- Able to relay information clearly and concisely
- I have a good explanation skill; I believe in being able to explain information to someone else easily is a great asset
- Multilingual, I can fluently express myself in English, Arabic, Somali and Danish to some extent
- Problem solving
- Adaptability (worked in different work environments)
- Organisation (I am on the committee and perform the role of a treasurer of a small local football team)
- Troubleshooting IT problems
Custom
Provided upon request.
Timeline
Product Specialist
Clinisys
06.2021 - Current
Biomedical Scientist
Kingston Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
10.2019 - 06.2021
Biomedical Scientist
West Middlesex University Hospital
07.2018 - 10.2019
Biomedical Scientist
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham
01.2018 - 04.2018
Biomedical Scientist
Western Health and Social Care Trust Clinical Chemistry Laboratory
08.2017 - 01.2018
Biomedical Scientist
Colchester General Hospital
10.2016 - 07.2017
Biomedical Scientist
Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust
05.2016 - 10.2016
Trainee Biomedical Scientist
Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust
06.2015 - 05.2016
BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science - Life Sciences
University of Wolverhampton
09.2010 - 07.2013
BTEC National Certificate in Laboratory Science - Science
Birmingham Metropolitan College
09.2008 - 06.2010
A level Biology - Biology
Holte Visual and Performing Arts College
09.2008 - 06.2010
GCSEs -
Holte School
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