Daniel Woltmann Email & Phone Number

Averill Park, Ny, Us

Albany, New York, United States

• Responsible for the genotyping of mice using polymerase chain reaction and electrophoresis• Involved in the handling of mice in a laboratory environment, including tasks such as the management and inventory of mice/cages, collection of blood through sampling, as well as the collection of organs via dissection• Conduct various experiments following standard lab protocols

West Sand Lake, New York

• Ensured Dairy/Frozen Food conditions involving department operations, appearance, quality, safety, and food safety were consistently maintained at highest level• Maintained correct inventory information for over 350 unique products to ensure the automated delivery system would provide necessary products • Decreased stocking time by 45 minutes each shift by reorganizing products in the dairy cooler• Supervised performance of up to 2 associates as management designated them to assist with Dairy/Frozen Food

Albany, New York Area

• Compiled and managed field and laboratory data, including data entry and electronic file organization; reviewed, and entered acute and chronic toxicity tests of over 500 facilities throughout NYS• Assisted in the assessment of 3 major drainage basins and the streams within them throughout NYS through the collection and processing of water samples and benthic kick samples• Collected chemistry and flow data using a YSI multiparameter meter and flow meter at over 100 sites• Identified via microscope 100 benthic macroinvertebrates in each kick sample to the taxonomic rank of order• Developed and maintained section information on internal and public websites

Albany, New York Area

• Assisted in sampling, data collection, and field processing, including use of GPS, sonar and hydrolab, water quality samples for study of internal nutrient loading in lakes, in addition to performing those tasks to determine presence of cyanobacteria related to Harmful Algal Blooms for over 50 waterbodies• Prepared sample bottles, coolers and water sampling equipment for each waterbody• Completed chain of custody records and inputted data into spreadsheets and databases

West Sand Lake, New York

• Exposed to all aspects of managing a produce department and maintained knowledge of over 100 unique produce products, their location and pricing; assisted with the receipt, stocking, organization, and display of at least 200 units of product per day

Quinnipiac University

• Dissected and microscopically analyzed cockroach specimens in attempt to establish correlative evidence relative to a study on the transmission dynamics of a laboratory colony of Gromphadorholaelaps schaeferia• Evaluated the importance and prevalence of the gray squirrel as a reservoir host for deer tick by preparing slides and microscopically analyzing characteristics to determine if a larva, nymph, or adult in the life cycle of the tick

Lake George, New York

Supervised assigned group of eight campers ages 7 to 15 in their daily activities during one to two week overnight sessions.