Dahea (Diana) You, Pharm.D., Ph.D., D.A.B.T. Email & Phone Number

Carlsbad, California, United States

San Diego, California, United States

• Toxicology subject matter expert representing the Drug Safety Research and Evaluation in cross-functional project teams
• Develop nonclinical safety assessment strategies, identifying, investigating, and de-risking potential toxicity liabilities for drug candidates at discovery and development stages
• Design protocols for in vitro and in vivo nonclinical toxicology studies, manage studies through CROs, analyze and interpret the data results, and write/review study reports
• Collaborate with key stakeholders on discussing the safety data and communicate the safety strategies to project teams
• Evaluate safety profiles of the external opportunities for due diligence projects
• Lead cross-functional initiatives to develop novel tools and approaches to elevate the capability of safety assessment across the projects

San Diego, CA

Research Triangle Park, NC

• Division of National Toxicology Program
• Drive and manage Tox21 federal collaborative research projects to improve toxicity screening and human health risk assessment
• Assess toxicodynamic variability of xenobiotics in neural progenitor cells derived from a genetically diverse Diversity Outbred mouse population using transcriptomics analysis and a high-content imaging assay
• Use a data-driven approach to select a panel of diverse cell lines that maximally cover biological pathways important for comprehensive high-throughput chemical toxicity assessment

Joint Graduate Program In Toxicology (JGPT)

• Drove a dissertation research project earning a Bristol-Myers Squibb Graduate Fellowship in the amount of $40,000, various national awards, as well as podium and poster presentations
• Demonstrate the role of xenobiotic transporters in regulating the pharmacokinetic profile in the brain and chemical-induced neurotoxicity
• Investigate the epigenetic mechanisms by which efflux transporters are regulated in the blood-brain barrier using both in vitro and in vivo models
• Serve as a teaching assistant for Pharm.D. pharmacology courses by preparing for classes and putting together the exams

Joint Graduate Program In Toxicology (JGPT)

• Assess the expression and localization of drug transporters in livers of virgin and pregnant mice exposed to nuclear receptor agonists.

Joint Graduate Program In Toxicology (JGPT)

• Use bioinformatics and quantitative PCR to assess the regulation of brain pathways in mice exposed to the pesticide deltamethrin perinatally

Rutgers University

• Represent the student body of Rutgers University to welcome and interact with visitors and prospective students at various school events including Open House and Outreach Reception

618 Allison Road, Piscataway, NJ

• Manage the front desk and the computer lab of the facility to provide the center services and information to students and visitors and to maintain the record of the facility activities

Pharmacy Department

• Interact with the hospital healthcare team in pediatric units to review patient's daily progress and provide the best medication therapy
• Present a journal club and a formal patient case to the healthcare team

Pharmacy Department

• Review and follow up patient progress and medication list daily
• Review anticoagulant report and provide warfarin counseling to the patients when appropriate
• Present a journal club, a seminar, a drug monograph, and a patient case to other healthcare professionals

1 Roberwood Johnson Place, New Brunswick, NJ

• Process the prescriptions and prepare medications including compounding
• Answer doctor calls
• Assist and counsel patients on medications

Basking Ridge, NJ

• Process the prescriptions and prepare medications including compounding
• Answer doctor calls
• Assist and counsel patients on medications

Pharmacy Department

• Interact with the hospital healthcare team in oncology units to review patient's daily progress and provide the best medication therapy
• Present a journal club, the seminar, and a formal patient case to the healthcare team

Ernest Mario School Of Pharmacy, Rutgers University

• Design, synthesize, and purify curcumin analogs with improved permeability utilizing tools such as LC-MS and NMR
• Assess the in vitro chemopreventive activity of the curcumin analogs
• Write and present the thesis

South Plainfield, NJ

• Compounded IV medications using aseptic techniques
• Called patients for 24-hour contact
• Assisted in various office jobs
• Prepared the package for home infusion medications and supplies for patients

Rutgers University, Piscatway, NJ

• Conducted the animal experiment to test the effects of tocopherols in CYP450 enzymes
• Ran western blots and PCR to analyze the samples
• Helped with cell culture, attended bi-weekly lab group meetings, and presented the work at the end of the program

332 Raritan Avenue Highland Park NJ 08904

• Processed and filled prescriptions
• Organized medications
• Answered patient phone calls and inquiries

Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ

• Synthesized and purified the curcumin analog
• Characterized the curcumin analogy by analyzing and evaluating the data
• Attedned weekly lab group meeting and presented the work to lab members, professors and other fellows

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Toxicology

Activities and Societies: Society of Toxicology, American Society of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, Mid-Atlantic Society of.

Doctor Of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.), Pharmacy

Activities and Societies: NJSHP, Rho Chi, PGC Mentoring Committee, Class of 2014 Yearbook Committee, PGC PR Committee, American College of.