James (Jamie) Schofield, Phd Email & Phone Number

Philadelphia, Pa, Us

United States

Medical Science Liaison for the Medical Oncology group of the GU Oncology team

- Developed SOPs for oncology research specimens- Mentored and trained researchers in cancer immunotherapy research techniques- Established and maintained relationships with KOLs in oncology to build a strategic collaboration across institutions, resulting in publication in a high-impact journal and continuing partnership.

Notre Dame, Indiana, United States

- Developed research projects focused on prostate tumor signaling within a multi-skill level team from culminating in 4 publications. - Presented at 11 conferences to audiences (ranging from 15 to 250) comprised of KOLs, clinical Health Care Providers, patient advocates, and internal stakeholders.- Disseminated highly valuable scientific information through the creation of impactful reviews and custom scientific illustrations. - Discovered and researched a novel cancer cell metabolite produced in prostate tumors that impacts the efficacy of immunotherapy.- Primary peer reviewer for Cell, AACR, and NAS family of journals as subject matter expert in cancer cell biology- Taught 7 Biology laboratory and lecture courses and mentored 7 students on research projects, including high school, undergraduate, and graduate students.- Exemplary Graduate Research Career - Department of Biology- Trained in business management through the Harper Strategic Management Initiative- 1st Place Graduate Poster Prize Harper Cancer Research Day- Excellence in Team Science Award Winner Harper Cancer Research Day- Aegean Tumor Microenvironment Trainee Award

Baltimore, Maryland, United States

- Operated and trained users on flow cytometer (FACS) use as member of the Stem Cell Core Facility and later member of the Lee Lab in the Institute for Cell Engineering (ICE).- Experienced in client facing skills and navigating relationships in a clinical setting at a nationally recognized medical center through contract fulfillment of experimental deliverables.- Received funding to travel to Korea to train users in FACS and iPSC generation leading to publication (Biomaterials 2020).

Takoma Park, Maryland, United States

Worked on consulting projects involving contracts with governmental organizations. Provided scientifically backed literature for decision making on project funding for devices.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

- Examined the effects of photodynamic therapy in mesothelioma.- Supported in vivo large animal experiments using pig models for NASA funded studies.- Attended weekly lectures given by clinicians and HCPs on new therapy developments

Phd Student

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Biology/Biological Sciences, General

Activities and Societies: Alpha Phi Omega