Susan M O'Connell from Richland Hills, TX, age 44

Resumes

Susan O'connell Shrewsbury, MA

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Work:

Crossmark, Inc.
Plano, TX
Sep 2013 to Jul 2014
Event Specialist Adecco General Staffing
Framingham, MA
Oct 2013 to Oct 2013
Receptionist Nordstrom, Inc
Natick, MA
2007 to 2008
Switchboard Operator Macy's Route
Natick, MA
2006 to 2006
Sales Associate Seasonal work Newton Upper Falls Liquors, Inc

2006 to 2006
Cashier Filene's Route
Westborough, MA
2006 to 2006
Telephone Operator Trainee Filene's Route
Natick, MA
2004 to 2006
Sales Associate Caf Services
Westborough, MA
2004 to 2004
Cashier Marriott Courtyard Hotel
Westborough, MA
2002 to 2002
Bartender Lord & Taylor Route
Natick, MA
2001 to 2001
Sales Associate Fannon's Liquors
Natick, MA
1998 to 1998
Cashier Summer work R.P.O'Connell, Inc
Natick, MA
1992 to 1997
Office Assistant

Education:

Salter College
2011
Certificate in Business Office Support Fisher College
Boston, MA
2000
Certificate in Paralegal Bridgewater State College
1985 to 1991
Education University of Massachusetts
1983
Environmental Science University of Iowa
May 1974
Theatre Directing Framingham State College
1974
Bachelors of Science in Biology

Skills:

Basic understanding of Microsoft Office Suite

Lawyers & Attorneys

Susan O'Connell - Lawyer

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Specialties:

Insurance Defense

ISLN:

911274965

Admitted:

1983

University:

St. Mary's College, B.A., 1976

Law School:

Duquesne University, J.D., 1982

License Records

Susan Lynn O'connell

License #:

2384

Issued Date:

Oct 8, 1999

Type:

Junior Instructor

Us Patents

Multi-Element Surgical Drape With Sealable Surgical Run-Off Pouches
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US Patent:

53459466, Sep 13, 1994
Filed:

Apr 23, 1993
Appl. No.:

8/052257
Inventors:

David Butterworth - Colleyville TX
Susan L. O'Connell - Arlington TX
Assignee:

Johnson & Johnson Medical, Inc. - Arlington TX
International Classification:

A61B 1908
A61B 1900
US Classification:

128853
Abstract:

A multi-element surgical drape includes a bottom sheet that is placed over a patient and a top sheet that is reversibly secured to the bottom sheet. The two sheets each have a fenestration, and the fenestrations are aligned to provide access to the surgical site. After the surgical procedure has been completed the two sheets are separated. The top sheet is contaminated ("red-bag") medical waste, while the bottom sheet can be disposed of as non-contaminated waste, recycled, or processed for reuse. The invention permits a substantial reduction in the volume of red-bag waste generated by surgery.