PRESENTATION OF SIX MONTHS INDUSTRAIL WORK EXPERIENCE

BY

IZUKA KENECHUKWU

REG NUMBER: 2020214078

UNDERTAKEN AT

ROCK FOUNDATION HOSPITAL AWKA, ANAMBRA STATE

DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE SCIENCES

FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCE

CHUKWUEMEKA ODUMEGWU OJUKWU UNIVERSITY, ULI CAMPUS

 OUTLINE
• ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION
• ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
• BLOOD GROUPING
• MATERIALS USED IN THE TEST
• TEST PROCEDURE
• RELEVANCE OF TRAINING TO
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
• CONCLUSION
ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION
Rock foundation hospital Awka was founded in September
15th 2003 by Dr. Chukwudi Njelita and Dr. Ifeoma Njelita. It first
started as a 4 room hospital in Umuogwali Village, Awka. The
first set of workers in the hospital was; two doctors, one nurse
and one receptionist.
In January 7th 2005 the hospital having grown bigger, was
transferred to a two flat accommodation at No. 4 Igwebuike
Grammar school Road from where it has grown to occupy four
flats, as at 2007 the hospital had staff strength of two doctors,
twelve nurses, two lab technicians and four support staff.
In January 4th 2016, the hospital moved into its new building at
No. 34 Onwurah Street, Awka with staff strength of 35 including
four medical doctors, one physiotherapist, four lab technicians,
sixteen nurses and ten support staff.
ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
MEDICAL DIRECTOR

DEPUTY MEDICAL DIRECTOR

ACCOUNTING DOCTORS MATRON

ADMINISTRATIVE
MANAGER
MANAGER

CASHIER
RECEPTIONIST

PHARMACIST RADIOGRAPHER LAB SCIENTISTS

CLEANER SECURITY MEN DRIVERS

 BLOOD GROUPING
Blood grouping, also known as blood typing, is the process of
determining an individual’s blood type. The blood type is determined by
the presence or absence of certain antigens (proteins) on the surface of red
blood cells. There are four major blood types: A, B, AB, and O.
These blood types are determined by the presence of two antigens,
namely antigen A and antigen B. If an individual has antigen A, they have
blood type A. if they have antigen B, they have blood type B. if they have
both antigens A and B, they have blood type AB. If they have neither of
these antigens, they have blood type O. In addition to these antigens, the
blood also contains Rh factor, which is another protein on the surface of
the red blood cells. The presence or absence of the Rh factor determine
whether an individual has Rh-positive (+) or rh negative (-)
MATERIALS USED IN THE TEST

Blood Sample Antigen A.B.O

Pasteur pipette White Tiles

 TEST PROCEDURE
O Bring all reagents and blood samples to a
room temperature.
O Divide and mark the white tile A, B, O.
O Place one drop on each reagent on the marked
tile.
O Place one drop of whole blood on each of the
marked area.
O Mix the content then rock gently from side to
side for 1-3mins then observe for
agglutination or clumping
A picture of me observing the clumping of the blood on a white Tiles
 RELEVANCE OF INDUSTRIAL TRAINING TO
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Biology is the study of life and as a

biological science student, I studied viruses,
parasites and micro organisms that affects human
beings, their control and preventive measures.
During my training in the laboratory, it helped me
to practice what I was taught, I got to learn how
to test human for the viruses ( like urinalysis and
blood grouping), how to detect them and so as to
save life.
 CONCLUSION
The period of my industrial training was not void
of challenges. The search for an IT placement was
very stressful for me as some firms insisted they do
not need I.T students while others said they already
had enough. Also, finance was a big challenge as no
remuneration was paid me by the establishment.
Nevertheless, these 4 months was most beneficial to
me than other years of my study in school. It exposed
me to the labor market, to work environment, helped
me improve skills like diligence, competence,
punctuality, etc.
THANK YOU