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Primarily responsible for the modification, implementation, and effectiveness of all controlled documents within the Pfanstiehl Quality Management System (QMS). Among the responsibilities being managed:Completed Document Change Requests (DCRs) for standard operating procedures (SOPs), specifications, batch production records (PBRs), analytical packets, forms and all controlled documents within the Quality Management System (QMS). This includes assignment of DCR numbers, creation of new DCR numbers, document tracking, and routing for approvalsProcessed pending documents to effective, which also includes sending out weekly reports of new effective documents and logging into LMS. This also includes archiving documents upon requests and updating in LMSCoordinator for quality assurance and regulatory affairs for revised and approved documentsGenerated new document numbers in DMS per procedural requirementsTracking and creating protocol number based on document type (validation, engineering)Supported batch production record and issuance to manufacturing as required:Generated lot numbers in SFC and tracking lot numbers assigned, including the documentation of the product code, document number, process type (validation, stability or routine)Printing batch records in QCS with the new lots created into SFC, ensuring the lot numbers are present on each page and document is properly paginatedLinking new lot numbers into D365 to complete production release for manufacturing useBack up support for the release of PBRs, revising analytical worksheets and the generation of Certificate of AnalysisOn site and remote Audit support:Retrieval of document requests in a timely manner. Active contributor discussing the validated and controlled systems used at Pfanstiehl, demonstrating a walkthrough of the functional areas in PLIAPPS which include, lot number creation and documentation, PBR printing and issuance, generation of new documents and creating an effective document

Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin, United States

My roles includes . customer service in person and on the phone, returns, exchanges, count down registers, cash pick-ups and online orders. As well as being a sales lead where I assign tasks to associates and managers, keeping track of conversion and hourly sales and making sure that the goal is met.

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States

As a research volunteer, I assisted in mice breeding, feeding, handling and cleaning to help with future studies for Dr. Preuss's research lab.

Skokie, Illinois, United States

Performed Ames, Mini Ames, MicroAmes assays and screens based on study design and in compliance with SOP and GLP. Recorded data and results following GLP regulations and prioritized meeting deadlines of preparation of study design and results. Prepared reagents such NADP and bacterial positive controls

Chicago, Illinois, United States

During my time at Rush Medical I performed and observed variety of clinical and non-clinical research. Such includes, Mounting slides, ELISA, Western blot, cell culture, mesoscale, PBMC, blood centrifuging mice dissection. In addition to mice breeding by snipping baby and adult mice toes and tails/ mice handling. Gene identification was determined by tissue digestion, PCR and gel electrophoresis; which was a part of my daily and weekly routine. I have also assisted in pancreas dissection, where I prepared tubes for dissection and collected the head, body, tail, spleen, duodenum, and lymph nodes. The cassettes would be transferred to a solution containing formalin for 12 hours then transferred to a 70% alcohol solution and washed with PBS, following this the tissue will embed in paraffin to give a waxy appearance. Ductal cells that were isolated to help with a current study at the time involving pancreatic cancer and growing organoids on a chip. Additionally, I homogenized monkey and human stool to assist other labs with a study on Alzheimers disease.

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States

I have written four articles with Parkside Journal of science, an organization that started in the fall semesters of 2019, "The Burning Diversity: Ashes of the Amazon Forrest", Making the Connection, Volume I, Issue II; was written during the current events of Amazon Rainforest fire at the time. The second was interviewing a biochemistry professor at UW-Parkside called, "The Intersection of Microbiology and Bioinformatics: Dr. Barber’s Lab", Volume II Issue I. “The Problem with Climate Change”, Parkside Journal of Science. Volume II Issue II: 35-37. “How Much Do You Know About the COVID-19 Vaccine”, Parkside Journal of Science. Volume III Issue II: 26-27

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States

The spring/summer research class was with Dr. Fabian Preuss and the study was focused on the mechanism of circadian rhythm. I learned hoe to dissect on mice properly, change cages accurately and with cautious (made sure no mice was exposed to light based on times of switching cages). Fed mice accordingly to the experiment, in addition, formulated fluid intakes like alcohol and fiber. I was responsible for specific sub group of mice called “restricted fiber feeding”. I also performed proper set ups before and after dissection, including tasks such as pipetting and using buffer systems. During dissection,I transferred saved organs into labeled test tube with liquid nitrogen or ice bath.

Racine, Wisconsin, United States

As a DST, I customer serviced donors by checking up on them frequently to ensure they are safe and well during the donation. Setting up the aphaeresis machine properly, responding to system and alarms on the aphaeresis machine and disconnecting donors via aseptic technique.

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States

Assisting Students, Professors, and staff by resetting passwords, unlocking accounts, installing Microsoft, connecting to the internet, assigning usernames and passwords for guests.