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New York, Ny, Us

New York, Ny, Us

Shirley, New York, Us

Shirley, New York, Us

• Coordinates specific departmental activities with the goal of maximizing efficiency of management control systems, programs, policies, work methods and procedures• Interacts and maintains relationships with colleagues, investigators, and staff in facilitating department objectives and ensuring positive working interactions• Provides detailed attention to carry out activities in support of the QA Department with inter-related activities of other programs or departments and communicates within the appropriate timeframe• Works independently and recognizes daily needs to be met with minimal supervision while delivering timely results and effectively manages multiple tasks• Ensures any non-routine events associated with the manufacture of safe, pure, and effective sterile pharmaceuticals are investigated and documented in accordance with company SOPs, policies, and cGMPs and within assigned timelines• Identifies trends, evaluates metrics, and provides support for internal audits under the direction of the QA Deviations Supervisor• Ensures deviation timelines are maintained through inter-department communication• Facilitates and leads assigned investigations involving multiple investigation areas• Facilitates and participates in initiatives to address compliance gaps identified during investigations with minimal assistance. Provide quality system level assessments and reviews, author and facilitate change requests• Confirms the completeness, accuracy and consistency of all work so that it meets the standards of quality. Identify errors and inconsistencies and initiate resolution to ensure high quality• Supports functional area managers in internal audit response activities and provide support to Senior Management for all internal third-party audits• Represents the QA group in continuous improvement committees or working groups, incorporates process improvement tools to guide working groups, and facilitates first pass acceptance of identified deliverables

Shirley, New York, Us

• Plays an essential role in supporting filling operations of critical IV medications• Qualified to work in aseptic cleanrooms• Fluent in aseptic techniques• Uses contact plates and settle plates to conduct environmental monitoring of specific cleanrooms and supporting areas• Carries out personnel monitoring on employees working in aseptic core• Operates Surface Air Samplers (SAS) for viable particle monitoring• Operates Lasair III machines for nonviable particle monitoring• Collects data and writes reports for investigations of deviations from standard operating procedures (SOPs)• Executes retrieval and entry of environmental monitoring data in MODA FDC and LIMS• Verifies and checks environmental monitoring data in MODA EM and LIMS• Performs gowning qualifications on essential staff• Provides training for new hires

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• Performed hands-on execution of production of plasma-derived blood products• Performed manual activities such as equipment cleaning, room sanitization, and equipment assembly• Maintained safe and clean work environment by following current good manufacturing practices (cGMP), and standard operating procedures (SOPs); complying with legal regulations• Documented production by completing forms, reports, logs, and records of equipment and batches• Followed basic safety/EHS requirements, SOPs, cGMP, work rules and other company's policies• Performed removal of hazardous waste• Performed production area and associated equipment recovery activities such as cleaning of rooms and miscellaneous equipment, etc.• Knowledge of clean-in-place (CIP) procedures• Qualified to pH plasma-derived blood products

• Maintained all responsibilities of a Resident Assistant • Served as a mentor and advisor for five Resident Assistants• Met twice a month with each Resident Assistant to provide support, ideas, and advice• Met weekly with my supervisor • Acted as a liaison between my supervisor and the Resident Assistants• Served as a supervisor for hall council, which created programs for our hall and the campus community

Seattle, Wa, Us

• Worked 10 to 15 hours per week• Opened and closed the store• Took orders and rang up payment• Prepared food and drinks• Cleaned work areas and equipment • Stocked the store

• Served as mentor and advisor for students of all class years • Worked with other resident assistants as a team to develop a sense of hall community• Developed and conducted programs for residents on diversity, stress relief, healthy relationships, and academic support• Attended weekly staff meetings and individual meetings with my supervisor • Participated in two mandatory two week long trainings in the summer and winter • Managed administrative tasks such as room condition reports, maintenance requests, and incident reports• Mediated conflict between roommates and friends• Conducted rounds throughout the building in order to maintain a safe and secure building one to two times per week• Dealt with emergency medical situations by calling university police

• Worked as a tutor in the AOP program, which aims to meet the needs of students who are underrepresented at the post-secondary level of education • Met with students once or twice a week • Tutored students in Calculus I and Calculus II• Explained key concepts to students to help them prepare for tests and complete homework problems