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College of Health Sciences Major Year Title Company City State Biology 2007 Med College of Health Sciences Major Year Title Company City State Biology 2007 Med. Lab. Scientist Texas Children's Hosp. Baltimore MD Biology 2004 Medical Technologist Sentara Norfolk General Hospital Franklin VA Community Health Educatio 2013 Industrial Hygienist Naval Medical Center Portsmouth Community Health Educatio 2006 Respiratory Therapist Stonewall Jackson Hosp. Buena Vista VA Dental Hygiene 2011 Real Estate Agent Long & Foster Real Estate Virginia Beach VA Dental Hygiene 2010 Adjunct, RA or TA Old Dominion University Herndon VA Dental Hygiene 2010 Adjunct, RA or TA Old Dominion University Alexandria VA Dental Hygiene 2010 Adjunct, RA or TA Old Dominion University Virginia Beach VA Dental Hygiene 2010 Physical Therapy Aide & Student Ghent Physical Therapy Stafford VA Dental Hygiene 2009 Dental Hygenist Chesapeake VA Dental Hygiene 2009 Dental Hygenist Dr. Frederick Ochave Virginia Beach VA Dental Hygiene 2008 Dental Hygienist Sleepmed Hampton Roads Suffolk VA Dental Hygiene 2008 Dental Hygenist RDH Dental Hygiene 2008 Dental Hygienist Dr. Robb Keller TX Dental Hygiene 2008 Hygienist Konikoff Dental Assoc. Virginia Beach VA Dental Hygiene 2008 Dental Hygenist Roanoke VA Dental Hygiene 2008 Registered Dental Hygienist Kool Smiles Portsmouth VA Dental Hygiene 2007 Dental Hygienist Dr. Andrew J. Zimmer Norfolk VA Dental Hygiene 2007 Dental Hygienist Norge Dental Center Gloucester VA Dental Hygiene 2007 RDH, BSDH, MS Family Dentistry Hampton VA Dental Hygiene 2007 Dental Hygienist Unknown Employer Name Stone Mountain GA Dental Hygiene 2006 Contract Dental Hygenist U.S. Navy Weatherford TX Dental Hygiene 2006 Registered Dental Hygienists Dr. Mendelsohn & Stange RDH Virginia Beach VA Dental Hygiene 2006 Assistant Professor Old Dominion University Virginia Beach VA Dental Hygiene 2006 Dental Hygienist Meader Family Dentistry Virginia Beach VA Dental Hygiene 2006 Registered Dental Hygienist Dental Hygiene 2006 Adjunct, RA or TA Old Dominion University Midlothian VA Dental Hygiene 2005 Dental Hygiene Assistant Dr. James W Dale Virginia Beach VA Dental Hygiene 2005 Dental Hygienist LWSS Virginia Beach VA Dental Hygiene 2005 Dental Hygienist Richmond VA Dental Hygiene 2005 Dental Hygienist Dr's Lefcoe Weinstein Sachs Schiff & Ass Dental Hygiene 2005 Adjunct, RA or TA Old Dominion University Chesapeake VA Dental Hygiene 2005 Dental Hygienist Fredrick Ochave DMD/Jasper & Watts DDS Hampton VA Dental Hygiene 2005 Dental Hygienist Bellevue NE Dental Hygiene 2005 Dental Hygenist Doctor Redwine Lanexa VA Dental Hygiene 2005 Dental Hygienist Midlothian VA Dental Hygiene 2005 Dental Hygienist Dental Hygiene 2005 Reg. Dental Hygienist LWSS Family Dentistry Dental Hygiene 2005 Dental Hygienist Dr. Tommy Blackwell Charlotte NC Dental Hygiene 2005 Dental Hygenist Fpo AP Dental Hygiene 2004 Dental Hygienist Drs. Francis & Francis Dental Hygiene 2004 RDH BSDH Fort Worth TX Dental Hygiene 2004 Dental Hygenist Dr Michael Kokorelis DMD Dental Hygiene 2004 Dental Hygienist Dr. Dost, Private Practice Woodbridge VA Dental Hygiene 2004 Registered Dental Hygienist Konikiff Dental Assocs. Dental Hygiene 2004 Registered Dental Hygienist Dr. James Reitano Virginia Beach VA Dental Hygiene 2004 Registered Dental Hygienist Bridgewater Family Dentistry Chesapeake VA Dental Hygiene 2004 Dental Hygienist Robert G. Futrell Richmond VA Dental Hygiene 2004 Dental Hygienist Yorktown VA Environmental Health 2013 Research Assistant M. Foscue Brock Institute for Community and Global Environmental Health 2009 Curator and Fabricator of exhibits Rightmire Children's Museum Lynchburg VA Environmental Health 2007 Radiation Safety Technicion Eastern Virginia Medical School Keller VA Environmental Health 2007 EHS VBPHD Newport News VA Environmental Health 2005 US Navy Fire Control Man U.S. Navy Norfolk VA Environmental Health 2005 Director, Medicaid Field Operations Wellpoint Foundation Roswell GA Environmental Health 2004 Environ. Health Spec. Virginia Dept. of Health Elk Grove CA Health Sciences 2010 Lab & Research Specialist I Old Dominion University Chesapeake VA Health Sciences 2010 Licensed Certified Occupational therapis Chesapeake VA Health Sciences 2010 Work and Family Life Skills Education Sp Zeiders Enterprises, Inc. Virginia Beach VA Health Sciences 2010 Instructor Tidewater Community College Virginia Beach VA Health Sciences 2010 Education and Quality Coordinator Meadow View Terrace Boydton VA Health Sciences 2010 System Administrator Mary Washington Healthcare Mineral VA Health Sciences 2009 Mgr.-Tech. Dept. Carilion Clinic Hillsville VA Health Sciences 2009 Performance Improvement Clinical Systems Amedisys Pembroke VA Health Sciences 2009 Dental Hygenist Centreville VA Health Sciences 2009 Cytotechnologist Quest Diagnostics Naperville IL Health Sciences 2009 Cytotechnologist University of Virginia Hospital Virginia Beach VA Health Sciences 2008 Cytotechnologist Oklahoma City VA Med. Ctr. Oklahoma City OK Health Sciences 2008 LPTA Rehab. Care In Motion Physical Therapy Portsmouth VA Health Sciences 2008 COMT HREA Gloucester VA Health Sciences 2008 Clinical Director Tidewater Physical Therapy, Inc Virginia Beach VA Health Sciences 2008 Staff Tech. Central Health Rustburg VA Health Sciences 2008 Radiology Director Children's Hospital of the Kings Daughters Mechanicsville VA Health Sciences 2008 Lieutenant Chesapeake Fire Dept Chesapeake VA Health Sciences 2008 Registered Resp. Ther. Agcy. Norfolk VA Health Sciences 2007 RN Clinch Valley Medical Center Richlands VA Health Sciences 2007 Health Sci. Spec. Dept. of Veteran Affairs Barstow CA Health Sciences 2007 Owner Alexander Photography LLC Rene Sterling VA Health Sciences 2007 Physical Assistant NowCare Moyock NC Health Sciences 2007 BMS Accountant City of Virginia Beach Virginia Beach VA Health Sciences 2006 Dental Hygienist Healthcare on the Square South Boston VA Health Sciences 2006 Staff Mammographer Mid-Atlantic Women's Care Chesapeake VA Health Sciences 2006 Data Scientist Noblis, Inc. Newport News VA Health Sciences 2006 Clinical Instructor Eastern Virginia Medical School Health Sciences 2006 Safety Manager LAFB Suffolk VA Health Sciences 2006 Radiation Therapist Sentara Virginia Beach VA Health Sciences 2006 Ancillary Compliance/Credentialing Consu Sentara Healthcare (main) Chesapeake VA Health Sciences 2005 Certified Ophthalmic Tech. West End Ophthalmology Richmond VA Health Sciences 2005 X-Ray Surveyor Specialist Georgia, State of Watkinsville GA Health Sciences 2005 Opthalmic Technician Dr. Perry Wesley Mullen, M.D Mechanicsville VA Health Sciences 2005 Police Officer City of Virginia Beach Health Sciences 2005 RN Chesapeake Regional Med. Ctr. Norfolk VA Health Sciences 2005 Director of imaging services Emerson Hospital Health Sciences 2005 Radiation Therapist Sentara Hospital School of Anesthesia Newport News VA Health Sciences 2005 Donation Coordinator LifeNet Health Chesapeake VA Health Sciences 2005 Cytotechnologist LabCorps Inc. San Diego CA Health Sciences 2005 Cytotechnologist Palmyra VA Health Sciences 2005 Associate Administrator Berhan Home Health Care Agency, Inc Sterling VA Health Sciences 2004 Lab Manager Med Systems Norfolk VA Health Sciences 2004 Physical Therapist Asst. People First Rehab., Rehab. Care Norfolk VA Health Sciences 2004 Sales Value City Furniture Health Sciences 2004 Cytotechnologist Quest Diaganostic Inc. Suffolk VA Health Sciences 2004 Clinical Spec. Sentara Health Care Syst. Chesapeake VA Health Sciences 2004 RRT Sentara Norfolk General Hospital Virginia Beach VA Health Sciences 2004 Physical Therapy Asst./Grad. Student Elon Univ. Galax VA Health Sciences 2004 Certified Ophthalmic Technologist Fairfax VA Health Sciences 2004 Radiologic Technologist Riverside Regional Medical Center Virginia Beach VA Health Sciences 2004 Prog. Coord. III Catholic Social Svcs. San Antonio TX Health Sciences 2004 Paramedic Portsmouth Fire Dept. Carrollton VA Health Sciences 2004 Warehouseman U.S. Federal Government Chesapeake VA Health Sciences 2004 Med Lab Tech Johnston Memorial Hospital Arkadelphia AR Health Sciences 2004 Firefighting/Paramedic Lynchburg Fire Dept. Health Sciences 2004 RN Inova Fairfax Hospital Locust Grove VA Health Sciences 2004 Director od rehab Services American Health Care Breaks VA Management 2007 Manager Sentara Virginia Beach General Virginia Beach VA Medical Technology 2012 Sales Rep./ Receptionist Massage Envy Chesapeake VA Medical Technology 2011 Adjunct, RA or TA Old Dominion University Portsmouth VA Medical Technology 2010 Adjunct, RA or TA Old Dominion University Virginia Beach VA Medical Technology 2010 Clinical Coordinator/Instructor NMTSC Detachment Portsmouth Portsmouth VA Medical Technology 2010 Medical Technologist/Clinical Laboratory New York Presbyterian Hospital Staten Island NY Medical Technology 2009 Lab Supv. Chesapeake Internist Newport News VA Medical Technology 2009 MedTech Department of Veterans Affairs Lynnwood WA Medical Technology 2009 CLS Quality & Staff Development Coordina Children's Hospital of the Kings Daughters Virginia Beach VA Medical Technology 2009 Med. Technologist Riverside Regional Med. Ctr. Yorktown VA Medical Technology 2009 Adjunct, RA or TA Old Dominion University Riverside RI Medical Technology 2008 Med. Technologist Sentara Norfolk Gen. Hosp. Medical Technology 2008 Med. Tech. Clin. Lab & Sci. Pathology La VA Med. Ctr. Norfolk VA Medical Technology 2006 Medical Technologist St. Marys Regional Hospiltal Panama City FL Medical Technology 2006 Medical Technologist Island Hospital Cleveland OH Medical Technology 2006
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