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Dynamic, highly-experienced Scientist passionate about life science research -where biology and technology advance one another, leading to pivotal innovation in pharmaceutical drugs and medical devices that better and save lives. I have 16+ years of experience conducting innovative translational research both in industry and at an esteemed academic institution, while progressing in leadership and promoting in responsibility to Senior Researcher and Lead Investigator.✔ I had 8 years within the pharmaceutical industry focusing on preclinical drug discovery to identify lead drug candidates for clinical investigation, as well as, now over 8 years within academic laboratory research for developing novel peripheral nerve stimulation paradigms. An innate problem-solver, I thrive professionally directly executing and managing experimental studies, -and within my hobbies of golfing and cabinet making, where I am dedicated to surmounting challenges! I welcome opportunities for continued career growth and success.✔ Throughout my tenures I have grown as both a Specialist and Project Management professional, becoming more confident in my field. I have been identified to be the point person for projects, due to my fortes across: business acumen, strategic planning, methodical organization, collaborative teaming, and effective, informative communication aligned with the recipient audience’s technical / scientific knowledge. I oversee in-scope, efficient and timely study deliverables, and am forethoughtful in seeing the big picture surrounding research, providing data-driven analysis of where the results can lead to for future studies and IP application. I proactively become well-versed in the literature, summarizing my results in reports and manuscripts, and engaging as a thought leader in scientific discussions, meetings and conferences. ✔ Technical strength across: novel target identification / proof of concept (POC) validation, molecular biology, stereology and confocal microscopy, in-vivo electrophysiology, animal model development, survival surgery, neuronal control of urinary function, histology, immunohistochemistry, in-vivo pharmacology, and investigating drug mechanisms of action / drug screening. Research SME in evaluating both drug and neural stimulation related paradigms in acute and chronic models of urological disease, involving complex surgical procedures including telemetry and decerebration; for improving the lives of patients with stress urinary incontinence (SUI), overactive bladder (OAB), spinal cord injury, and underactive bladder (UAB).

Listed skills include In Vivo, Immunohistochemistry, Drug Discovery, Pharmacology, and 34 others.