Kari Patton
About Kari Patton
Kari Patton is a Lab Technical Assistant with 15 years of experience at McLaren Greater Lansing. She holds a Bachelor's degree in applied science from Siena Heights University and an Associate of Science in Diagnostic Medical Sonography from Lansing Community College.
Work at McLaren Greater Lansing
Kari Patton has served as a Lab Technical Assistant at McLaren Greater Lansing since 2009. With over 15 years of experience in this role, she has developed a strong foundation in laboratory operations and patient care. Her responsibilities include supporting laboratory functions and ensuring the quality of patient services. Patton's long tenure at McLaren reflects her commitment to the healthcare field and her dedication to enhancing patient care.
Education and Expertise
Kari Patton studied at Siena Heights University, where she earned a Bachelor's degree in applied science from 2018 to 2019. Prior to that, she attended Lansing Community College, completing an Associate of Science degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography/Sonographer and Ultrasound Technician from 2005 to 2013. Her educational background equips her with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in her current role and pursue future opportunities.
Background
Kari Patton has a diverse educational and professional background in healthcare. She has accumulated significant experience in a hospital setting, specifically at McLaren Greater Lansing. Her roles have focused on laboratory assistance and patient care, allowing her to understand the operational aspects of healthcare facilities. Patton's long-standing commitment to the field is evident in her continuous pursuit of professional development.
Career Goals
Kari Patton expresses a strong interest in transitioning to a managerial role within the healthcare sector. Her extensive experience as a Lab Technical Assistant, combined with her educational qualifications, positions her well for advancement. Patton is dedicated to enhancing patient care and aims to help healthcare facilities exceed patient expectations in a leadership capacity.