Kendall Davids

Kendall Davids is an ASCP board-certified Medical Laboratory Scientist and NAHP Nationally Registered Certified Medical Assistant. She graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology from the University of Virginia’s College at Wise in 2023 and completed her clinical training at Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital.​

After graduation, Kendall joined the transfusion medicine team at the University of Virginia Health System as a clinical laboratory scientist II, where she responded to a variety of complex adult and pediatric transfusion needs in the setting of a level one trauma center. She also worked locally as a home health aide, where she specialized in serving the adults in her community presenting with co-occurring cognitive and physical disabilities.​

In her free time, Kendall is deeply committed to volunteerism and advocacy; she is a presenting author of two research papers focused on the preservation of Appalachian biodiversity, has served as a panel speaker for the Virginia Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities program, and was a longstanding member of both the Virginia Medical & Virginia Behavioral Health Reserve Corps, where she earned a bronze service award for her continued dedication to supporting equitable healthcare access for patients across the state in rural, maternal, and acute disaster settings.​

Additionally, Kendall enjoys spending time with her rescue dog, HelicoBaxter Pylori, kayaking, and attending heavy metal concerts.