Lachan Boyd
About Lachan Boyd
Lachan Boyd is a Medical Screener at Octapharma Plasma, Inc., where he has worked since 2017. He is responsible for donor safety, clerical duties, and operating plasmapheresis machines.
Work at Octapharma Plasma
Lachan Boyd has been employed at Octapharma Plasma, Inc. as a Medical Screener since 2017. In this role, he is responsible for performing various clerical duties, including creating and maintaining donor record files. He inputs information into donor management software, ensuring accurate and up-to-date records. Boyd operates automated plasmapheresis machines and is trained to respond to and evaluate alarms and machine errors, prioritizing donor safety and product quality. He also monitors donors for any reactions during the donation process, contributing to a safe donation environment.
Education and Expertise
Lachan Boyd studied at Brightwood College in Charlotte, where he pursued a Diploma in Medical/Clinical Assistant from 2016 to 2017. This educational background provided him with foundational knowledge and skills relevant to his current role in the medical screening field. His training equips him to handle various responsibilities associated with donor management and safety during the plasmapheresis process.
Background
Lachan Boyd has accumulated seven years of experience in the medical screening field, specifically at Octapharma Plasma. His role requires a combination of technical skills and interpersonal abilities, as he interacts with donors throughout the donation process. Boyd ensures donor confidentiality and meets customer service expectations by greeting and acknowledging donors, which is essential for maintaining a positive experience.
Responsibilities in Donor Safety
In his position as a Medical Screener, Lachan Boyd plays a crucial role in ensuring donor safety. He is responsible for setting up and preparing all equipment and disposable supplies necessary for venipuncture and plasmapheresis procedures. Boyd's vigilance during the donation process includes monitoring donors for any adverse reactions, which is vital for maintaining the health and safety of individuals donating plasma.