Christine C Samuelson

age ~70

from Los Angeles, CA

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Also known as:

Chris C Samuelson
Kate Samuelson
Samuelson Samuelson
Christine N

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Christine Samuelson Phones & Addresses

Los Angeles, CA
North Hollywood, CA
4400 Upton Ave S #308, Minneapolis, MN 55410 • 6129299787
4351 Drew Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55410 • 9529299787
Storm Lake, IA
Mankato, MN

Work

Company:

Homemade, inc
Feb 2014
Position:

Culinary instructor

Education

School / High School:

Canada- Redwood City, CA
2005
Specialities:

Associates of Science in Biology/Healthcare

Skills

BLS • EKG • Phlebotomy • Clinical and Administrative medical Offi... • MicroSoft Office • EPIC

Isbn (Books And Publications)

Silvia, Drottningen

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Author
Christine Samuelson

ISBN #
9186102109

Resumes

Christine Samuelson

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Christine Samuelson Redwood City, CA

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Work:

Homemade, Inc

Feb 2014 to 2000
Culinary Instructor Stanford Hospital & Clinics
Redwood City, CA
Oct 2003 to Apr 2014
Certified Medical Assistant/Phlebotomist, Hospital Technician, Clinic Assistant III Arch Street Medical Association
Redwood City, CA
1998 to 2003
California Certified Medical Assistant Safeway
Fremont, CA
1990 to 1995
Project Specialist/Training Instructor

Education:

Canada
Redwood City, CA
2005
Associates of Science in Biology/Healthcare Cordon Bleu California CulinaryAcademy
San Francisco, CA
Associates of Occupational Studies in Culinary Arts University of California, Long Beach
Long Beach, CA
Designated Subjects Teaching Credential in Vocational Education

Skills:

BLS, EKG, Phlebotomy, Clinical and Administrative medical Office Skills, MicroSoft Office, EPIC

Name / Title

Company / Classification

Phones & Addresses

Christine Samuelson
Owner

Christine E. Samuelson, CPA, LLC
Bookkeeping Service

15870 Franklin Trl SE #106, Prior Lake, MN 55372
9524404001

Christine Samuelson
Owner

Christine E. Samuelson, CPA, LLC
Accounting/Auditing/Bookkeeping

15870 Franklin Trl SE #106, Prior Lake, MN 55372
9524404001

Us Patents

Trilayer, Extruded Medical Tubing And Medical Devices Incorporating Such Tubbing
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US Patent:

6464683, Oct 15, 2002
Filed:

Oct 24, 2000
Appl. No.:

09/695514
Inventors:

Christine M. Samuelson - Plymouth MN
Sarah J. Krieger - Plymouth MN
Assignee:

Schneider (USA) Inc. - Plymouth MN
International Classification:

A61M 2500
US Classification:

604524, 604 9601
Abstract:

The present invention provides a length of trilayer, extruded, medical tubing comprising an outer layer, a core layer, and an intermediate tie layer. The outer layer comprises a polymer that is directly bondable, while the core layer comprises a lubricious polymer. The core layer thus defines a lumen that exhibits the desired characteristics, i. e. , low friction for the advancement of a guidewire or catheter through the lumen without comprising the strength and stiffness that is desirable in tubing that is to be used in medical devices. Additionally, the tubing is easily coextruded and yet, is not subject to delamination, thus providing the added advantage of providing a reduction in the overall cost of manufacture.

Trilayer, Extruded Medical Tubing And Medical Devices Incorporating Such Tubing
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US Patent:

61651664, Dec 26, 2000
Filed:

Jan 28, 1998
Appl. No.:

9/014789
Inventors:

Christine M. Samuelson - Plymouth MN
Sarah J. Krieger - Plymouth MN
Assignee:

Schneider (USA) Inc. - Plymouth MN
International Classification:

A61M 2500
A61M 2900
US Classification:

604524
Abstract:

The present invention provides a length of trilayer, extruded, medical tubing comprising an outer layer, a core layer, and an intermediate tie layer. The outer layer comprises a polymer that is directly bondable, while the core layer comprises a lubricious polymer. The core layer thus defines a lumen that exhibits the desired characteristics, i. e. , low friction for the advancement of a guidewire or catheter through the lumen without comprising the strength and stiffness that is desirable in tubing that is to be used in medical devices. Additionally, the tubing is easily coextruded and yet, is not subject to delamination, thus providing the added advantage of providing a reduction in the overall cost of manufacture.