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US Regional

US Regional

US Regional

-Acts as the primary liaison between the company and the customer to ensure study launch, conduct, and closeout for studies ranging in size and complexity from single service studies to full scope, multiple protocol projects, and/or global projects, across various phases and functional areas. -Develops and maintains project plans and other.

US Regional

Acts as the primary point of contact for Phase I-III clinical oncology projects and responsible for developing successful working relationships with clients. Responsible for managing cross functional project team, including planning, scheduling and implementation of cross functional projects and ensuring all necessary project training is provided to.

Responsible for the oversight and management of clinical and data services for individual trial and program activities throughout the study life cycle for Phase 1 and 2a clinical trials in healthy volunteers and patient populations. This includes serving as primary client contact and responsibility for the facilitation of communication, managing client.

Provided oversight and coordination of In-life study management for all activities from scheduling to necropsy per GLP, USDA, AALAC requirements. Responsible for Global NonHuman Primate DART In-life department development and working with international counterparts to foster cross-functional teamwork for project success. Responsible for hiring technical.

Responsible for all activities from scheduling to necropsy, and review of the final in-life product, ensuring compliance with all procedures relevant to animal operations including Good Laboratory Practices (GLPs), department standard operating procedures (SOPs), Policies and Procedures (P&Ps), the Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory.

Responsible for the effective operation of a toxicology group. Planned, scheduled, and organized necessary resources for study conduct and assignments and implemented department policies to maintain facilities and equipment. Other duties include writing and reviewing SOPs, planning space allocations, and recommending changes and leads in the development.

Manage the In-Life portion of preclinical research and a group of study technicians that collect data to support drug development. Responsible for a group of laboratory technicians, including preparing staff daily assignments, conducting performance reviews, recruiting new employees, and preparing training plans. Assisted in conducting routine toxicology.

Co-founded a small biotech start-up focused on developing custom enzymatic solutions for industrial, bio-fuels, and clinical applications. The experiences I gained with regards to the challenges one faces in starting a business and developing a company's identity will be ones that I retain and value my entire life.

Responsible for supervising 25+ Animal Research Technicians who are responsible for the total basic care of a colony of +1500 research monkeys. The facility, one of the eight federally funded Primate Research Centers, houses animals in BSL 2/3 conditions and conducts a wide range of research, including Parkinson's Disease, SIV/AIDS vaccine research and.

Part of a research group that provided research support to Principal Investigators at the Wisconsin National Primate Research Center, in such diverse fields as Parkinson's disease, stem cell and AIDS research, anti-obesity and metabolic studies and reproductive research.Responsibilities included a wide range of research, as both a project manager.

Responsible for the total basic care of rhesus macaques, including dietary needs, daily health observations, sanitation and safety. Administered medications to animals and assisted in animal procedures, including: special procedures for infants, breeding activities and the diagnosis of pregnancy via ultrasound, tuberculosis testing procedures, training.

M.S., Biotechnology

The Biotechnology Masters Degree program focused on regulatory aspects, business development and scientific operations. Hands-on classes.

B.S., Zoology, Biological Aspects Of Conservation, Anthropology

Triple majored in Zoology, Biological Aspects of Conservation and Anthropology. Volunteered in an Arctic Archeology Anthropology Lab for 2.