Jennifer Colby Email & Phone Number

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

I provide scientific leadership and strategic direction to ensure our company continues to innovate in the toxicology space. I lead Research & Development, Quality, and Regulatory teams across our laboratory and product business units.

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

I serve as the director for Premier Biotech Labs, a laboratory offering clinical and forensic toxicology testing. I hold a CLIA certificate, CAP-FDT accreditation, and NYSDOH CQ for the laboratory. I'm also responsible for the laboratory's operations and staffing. In this role I have 7+ direct reports and 50+ indirect reports.

Pomona, California, United States

Scientific affairs role supporting oral fluid collection devices and urine and oral fluid immunoassays.

St Paul, Minnesota, United States

Technical Director and Responsible Person in the Forensic Laboratory at MedTox Laboratories/Labcorp. Director of CAP-FDT and HHS-certified laboratory.

Nashville, TN

I served as the medical director of the toxicology and esoteric chemistry sections of the Diagnostic Laboratory at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.

Nashville, TN

I served as an Associate Director of Clinical Chemistry in the Diagnostic Laboratory at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and had an appointment as an Assistant Professor in the Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology department. Broadly, my research interests included using mass spectrometry to improve clinical diagnostics, with a focus on toxicology.

San Francisco Bay Area

In the COMACC certified training program at UCSF I performed a variety of clinical functions, including teaching and taking toxicology call. In addition to my clinical duties, I developed mass spectrometry methods and conducted toxicology research. I also performed emergency toxicology analyses in collaboration with the SF branch of the California Poison.

Krantz Lab

I conducted biophysical studies on protein transport using anthrax toxin as a model system.

I served as a graduate student instructor for NST110, an undergraduate course in molecular toxicology.