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Page 1 CBSPD New Certified Members ‐ May 2015 Expiration Date 5/31/2020 [ CERTIFIED IN STERILE PROCESSING MANAGEMENT ] Total Sat for Exam = 24 Total Passed = 18 ( 75% ) Total Failed = 6 ( 25% ) TEST CODE FIRST NAME LAST NAME CITY STATE COUNTRY MGMT Layla Mohamed Al Dhamen Dammam Saudi Arabia MGMT Sagar Bhosale Mumbai India MGMT Virgilio Casinares Riyadh Saudi Arabia MGMT Tiffany Dailey Cranberry PA MGMT Ashly Grantham Concord NH MGMT Charles Hathcoat Hoover AL MGMT Trina Kline Alanson MI MGMT Latif Loveless Rock Hill SC MGMT Narcissus Archimedes Macalintal Jeddah Saudi Arabia MGMT Vijay Mestri Mumbai India MGMT Linda Mosley Birmingham AL MGMT Ernest Nichols East Stroudsburg PA MGMT Brenda Perez Hidalgo TX MGMT Toni Piper Tallahassee FL MGMT Rajendra Shirvalkar Mumbai India MGMT Krystal Westmoreland Chicago IL MGMT Beverly Wilhelm Cottonwood CA MGMT Sanida Zukic Roseville CA [ CERTIFIED SURGICAL INSTRUMENT SPECIALISTS ] Total Sat for Exam = 17 Total Passed = 17 ( 100% ) Total Failed = 0 TEST CODE FIRST NAME LAST NAME CITY STATE COUNTRY SIS Ramzi Ahmed Al-Sultan Saudi Arabia SIS Nicole Anderson Houston TX SIS Bruce Bidwell Redmond OR SIS Lynn Bratzke Janesville WI SIS Malinda Elammari Raleigh NC Page 2 CBSPD New Certified Members ‐ May 2015 Expiration Date 5/31/2020 TEST CODE FIRST NAME LAST NAME CITY STATE COUNTRY SIS Jerome Fabricante Riyadh Saudi Arabia SIS Christopher Franklin Indianapolis IN SIS LaChandra Howell Bahama NC SIS Jasmin Jenkins Cincinnati OH SIS Rodolfo Jorge Sarasota FL SIS Jennifer Martinez Albuquerque NM SIS Amanda McCord Warrior AL SIS Leonard Pruitt, Jr. Odenville AL SIS Charanjit Saran Albany NY SIS Christopher Shepard Grand Rapids MI SIS Leshawn Shepard Grand Rapids MI SIS Camille Troxler Bronx NY [ CERTIFIED FLEXIBLE ENDOSCOPE REPROCESSORS ] Total Sat for Exam = 103 Total Passed = 69 ( 67% ) Total Failed = 34 ( 33% ) TEST CODE FIRST NAME LAST NAME CITY STATE COUNTRY GI Allison Andrews East Patchogue NY GI Innocent Anyiam Fremont CA GI Ella Badalova Brooklyn NY GI Doretha Bailey Lebanon NH GI Candy Bilyeu Krum TX GI Rebecca Brasell Gretna LA GI Nicole Breault Schenectady NY GI Renato Calaustro Los Angeles CA GI Stephanie Campusano New York NY GI Donna Cervantes Ennis TX GI Kenneth Clark Memphis TN GI Andre Coriolan Uniondale NY GI Melissa Crabtree Maryville TN GI Donna Current Chesterfield IN Page 3 CBSPD New Certified Members ‐ May 2015 Expiration Date 5/31/2020 TEST CODE FIRST NAME LAST NAME CITY STATE COUNTRY GI Judith Dauer St. Louis MO GI Michael Davis Elizabeth NJ GI Michael Donovan Troy ME GI Christine Anne Farnell Pinckney MI GI John Gess Saint Petersburg FL GI James Healy, III Melbourne FL GI John Ingersoll Egg Harbor Township NJ GI Wonsik Jang Piscataway NJ GI Denise Johnson Crest Hill IL GI Demetric Jones Chicago IL GI Julie Law Santa Rosa CA GI Cindy Leach Eureka CA GI Chris Macatulad San Francisco CA GI Florentina Mariani Bronx NY GI Louis Mariani Allentown PA GI Luis Marquez Scottsdale AZ GI Jessica Marte Hempstead NY GI Sean Martin Rochester NY GI Katherine Martinez Cliffside Park NJ GI Cherie Medlock Rio Rancho NM GI Janette Miracle Grand Junction CO GI Demetrius Mitchell Uniondale NY GI Eric Montgomery Fort Mohave AZ GI Michael Moore Denver CO GI Janet Morrison Farmingdale NY GI Werner Ochoa Derwood MD GI Carol O'Neal Thousand Oaks CA GI Olena Ostapenko Brooklyn NY GI Neil Pelletier West Chazy NY GI Sarah Peterson Noble OK GI Sandra Pineda Massapequa NY GI Mark Polczynski New Kensington PA Page 4 CBSPD New Certified Members ‐ May 2015 Expiration Date 5/31/2020 TEST CODE FIRST NAME LAST NAME CITY STATE COUNTRY GI Seherzada Prasko Mechanicsburg PA GI Solomon Reed Alexandria VA GI Griffin Roche-Tilden Huntington NY GI Darrell Roland Richmond CA GI Bethzaida Rosario New Britain CT GI Francisco Sacdalan, Jr. Fresno CA GI David Schaper West Seneca NY GI Amanda Sellers Kemmerer WY GI Winifred Sinegar New Orleans LA GI Barbara Solomito Holtsville NY GI Chakyra Spears Rochester NY GI Altagracia Stewart West Islip NY GI Joseph Stewart Brooklyn NY GI Elizabeth Toro Camden NJ GI Jania Torreblanca Grand Blanc MI GI Christian Tria Bloomfield NJ GI Geraldine Utate-Bernabe Howard Beach NY GI Ruby Varela Brooklyn NY GI Ernesto Vazquez Bronx NY GI Svetlana Wells Beaverton OR GI Karen Wikander Rochester NY GI Robin Wolfram Egg Harbor Twp NJ GI Maria Xavier Williston Park NY [ CERTIFIED AMBULATORY SURGERY STERILE PROCESSING TECHNICIANS ] Total Sat for Exam = 24 Total Passed = 13 ( 54% ) Total Failed = 11 ( 46% ) TEST CODE FIRST NAME LAST NAME CITY STATE COUNTRY AMBU Courtney Champy Saddle Brook NJ AMBU Susan Emery Anderson SC AMBU Alexander Fable Bayside NY Page 5 CBSPD New Certified Members ‐ May 2015 Expiration Date 5/31/2020 TEST CODE FIRST NAME LAST NAME CITY STATE COUNTRY AMBU Lori Irby Henderson CO AMBU Sharon Kaiser Spring Park MN AMBU Lida Kolomyza Roseville CA AMBU Shanta Lane Franklin Park NJ AMBU Antoinette McGowan Newark NJ AMBU Eneida Pizzonia Barnegat NJ AMBU Dharmista Sarang Bensalem PA AMBU Lateefah Shell Plainfield NJ AMBU Jamie Wessel Malcolm NE AMBU Ann Whitehead Westerville OH [ CERTIFIED STERILE PROCESSING AND DISTRIBUTION TECHNICIANS ] Total Sat for Exam = 989 Total Passed = 615 ( 62% ) Total Failed = 374 ( 38% ) TEST CODE FIRST NAME LAST NAME CITY STATE COUNTRY TECH Joel Aaron St. Paul MN TECH Cierra Abdollahzadeh Lodi CA TECH Aaron Aceves Beaverton OR TECH Angela Adams Nashville TN TECH Ian Adams Maineville OH TECH Harry Adams San Francisco CA TECH Sabita Adhikari Basnet Sacramento CA TECH Valeria Aguilar Boonton NJ TECH Luis Aguirre Vallejo CA TECH Bandar Alanazi Riyadh Saudi Arabia TECH Holden Alarva Union City CA TECH Jasem Aldawood Riyadh Saudi Arabia TECH Hamidah Al-Dugham Riyadh Saudi Arabia TECH Elly Alemdjrodo Omaha NE TECH Donna Alexander Middleport NY TECH Julian Alferez Daly City CA Page 6 CBSPD New Certified Members ‐ May 2015 Expiration Date 5/31/2020 TEST CODE FIRST NAME LAST NAME CITY STATE COUNTRY TECH Maria Alferink Fairview Park OH TECH Jennifer Alli Enfield CT TECH Amaka Victoria Allo San Leandro CA TECH Kayle Almacen San Francisco CA TECH Abdulaziz Al-Malki Riyadh Saudi Arabia TECH Rafaela Alonzo Bradenton FL TECH Waleed Alqtaibi Riyadh Saudi Arabia TECH Ibraheem Al-Sagri Riyadh Saudi Arabia TECH Tahani Habib Al-Sawad Saihat Saudi Arabia TECH Abullah Alshammary Philippines TECH Musaed Alsubie Riyadh Saudi Arabia TECH Lizbeth Alvarez Gomez Newman CA TECH Ralph Alvero Riyadh Saudi Arabia TECH Eleyn Ammad Philippines TECH Dione Anderson Dorchester MA TECH Terrence Archie Elk Grove CA TECH Anthony Arias San Jose CA TECH Angela Arnold Stockton CA TECH Nicholas Arrellin Tucson AZ TECH Gina Arroyo Oakland CA TECH Eizzel Asda Philippines TECH Kumari Syama Ashokakumar Omana Dubai Health Care City UAE TECH Edward Austin Lakewood OH TECH Anthony Austin Chicago IL TECH Amber Ayers Coral Springs FL TECH Alina Babiy Citrus Heights CA TECH Surjith Babu Abu Dhabi UAE TECH Randy Badua San Jose CA TECH Iyla Bagheri San Antonio TX TECH Jordan Bailey Floral City FL TECH Lou Ann Balkcom Gainsville FL TECH Djyda Bamurange Hayward CA Page 7 CBSPD New Certified Members ‐ May 2015 Expiration Date 5/31/2020 TEST CODE FIRST NAME LAST NAME CITY STATE COUNTRY TECH Modupe Banjo Chicago IL TECH Tracy Bankowski Jamestown NY TECH Pamela Banks Orange NJ TECH Anna Barba Torrance CA TECH Myra Barnes Cleveland OH TECH Karla Baronggo Philippines TECH Jeffrey Bassemier Moore OK TECH Ted Bastian Dubai Healthcare City UAE TECH Nicole Beach Chicopee MA TECH Glenneth Benally Shiprock NM TECH Jacob Bennett Springfield IL TECH Ronald Bernstine, Jr. Oakland CA TECH Kimberly Berry Corvallis OR TECH Kenneth Bickel Brentwood TN TECH Rhianon Blake Mt. Vernon WA TECH Karen Boda Dade City FL TECH Sharon Bradford-Gordon Dorchester MA TECH Steven Branigan Yuma AZ TECH Debra Branson Wasilla AK TECH Amber Brixey Woodbridge CA TECH Linda Broach Taylorsville NC TECH Barbara Brown Syracuse NY TECH Andre Brown Pineville NC TECH Kyle Brown Springfield IL TECH Tammara Bruno Spokane WA TECH Timothy Bryowsky Chicago IL TECH Andrew Bunoti Santa Rosa CA TECH Sloane Burdick Durango CO TECH Barbara Burke Millville NJ TECH Michael Burke, Jr. Denver CO TECH Lynzi Burkhart Senecaville OH TECH Sofia Burling Plainville CT Page 8 CBSPD New Certified Members ‐ May 2015 Expiration Date 5/31/2020 TEST CODE FIRST NAME LAST NAME CITY STATE COUNTRY TECH Maxine Burtrand Wheeling WV TECH Jamil Burts Asheville NC TECH Emily Caballero Aurora CO TECH Anthony Cainas Perris CA TECH Janet Calderon Yucaipa CA TECH Michael Caldwell Kenova WV TECH Edward Caldwell Harvey LA TECH Anna Kristine Calica Lathrop CA TECH Ericka Calica Lathop CA TECH Bienvenido Camiling, Jr. Bellflower CA TECH James Campbell Odessa TX TECH Rafael Campos Avondale AZ TECH Irene Campos Riverside CA TECH Heriberto Cantu Joliet IL TECH Beb Ian Carabio West Palm Beach FL TECH Marc Carey Springfield IL TECH Richard Carnell Spokane WA TECH Arianne Carreon Alameda CA TECH Teresa Carter High Point NC TECH Guillermo Castillo Clifton NJ TECH Sherri Caulk Hampton FL TECH Romeo Cayetano Waipahu HI TECH Lowell Cervantes Fairfield CA TECH Driss Chadl Malden MA TECH Robyn Chamberlain Ledgewood NJ TECH Tracy Chamberland Cobalt CT TECH Vanessa Chambers Spokane WA TECH Chong Chang Stockton CA TECH Tamara Changeux Greenbrae CA TECH Siyu Chen Acton MA TECH Siji Cherian Kerala India TECH Sijo Cheriyan Kerala India Page 9 CBSPD New Certified Members ‐ May 2015 Expiration Date 5/31/2020 TEST CODE FIRST NAME LAST NAME CITY STATE COUNTRY TECH Daniel Childs Albuquerque NM TECH Shelley Chilson Gresham
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