Joyce Cantrell Email & Phone Number

Alexandria, Va

Research physician transitioning from the U.S. Navy

Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institutebethesda, Md

• GOOD LABORATORY PRACTICES (GLP) TEST FACILITY MANAGERSeptember 2013-January 2015o Authored a successful $3.5M grant (Defense Health Program funding) which averted cessation of the GLP program development project; provided for five GLP contract core staffing and training expenses over a four year periodo Lead 7 core GLP staff in multiple GLP functions including Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) development and maintenance, equipment validation, QC procedures, QA program, providing periodic reports to the Biomedical Advanced Development Research Agency (BARDA), staff training program, etc.o Lead institution in fundamental changes in the research culture with consideration of upcoming planned GLP-like studies funded by the BARDA• RADIATION COUNTERMEASURE DEVELOPMENT TEAM LEADERo Selected to lead a prototype collaborative research team at AFRRIo Guided a team of four radiation biology science experts in a collaborative and programmatically-oriented approacho Generated a research framework for progressing a promising countermeasure towards advanced development based on military operational needso Designed two animal studies which will be instrumental in guiding product development for prevention of ionizing radiation injuries for military members, first responders, and others o Co-author on a mechanistic research study for radiation countermeasures which was approved for funding• MEDICAL EFFECTS OF IONIZING RADIATION COURSE INSTRUCTOR. This course is the premier military course for training a highly diverse group of DoD health care providers, disaster responders, health physicists, radiation safety officers, etc. about caring for victims of ionizing radiation incidents. I taught the physician lectures (5 hours per course) in five courses. Updated the physician lectures with an evidence-based approach.• AFRRI REPRESENTATIVE on the UNIFORMED SERVICES UNIVERSITY GLOBAL HEALTH STEERING COMMITTEE

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Bethesda, Md

ASSOCIATE PROGRAM DIRECTOR, GENERAL PREVENTIVE MEDICINE (GPM) RESIDENCYAugust 2011-January 2013• Mentored and instructed 10-12 residents per year• Provided professional counseling on an individual and group basis• Major contributor to the success of the GPM residency in obtaining continued full accreditation by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) • Major contributor in preparing the residency for transition to the New Accreditation System of the ACGMEASSISTANT PROFESSOR FOR PREVENTIVE MEDICINE AND BIOMETRICS (PMB) DEPARTMENTAugust 2011-August 2015• Instructed residents, graduate students and medical students• Research project mentor for five Preventive Medicine and Occupational Health residents

Rockville, Md

• Directed comprehensive tracking of military mortality cases• Supervised a staff of 15 (on average, depending on contracts in place) • Epidemiological Studies on active duty military deathso Psychoactive drugs found in postmortem toxicology of suicideso Toxicological profile of drug-related deaths o Exercise-associated deaths o Sickle cell trait-associated deaths o Combat casualty deaths o Infectious disease deaths o Warriors in Transition (wounded warriors) • Committees/Othero DoD Suicide Prevention and Risk Reduction Committee (SPARRC)o DoD Nutritional Supplement Committeeo Invited speaker for the DoD Suicide Preventive Task Force

Silver Spring, Md

• ENTERIC VACCINES CLINICAL TRIALSo Principal investigator (PI) and associate investigator (AI)• PI for a safety and immunogenicity study of an Escherichia coli investigational vaccine. Responsible for all aspects of the study including Investigational New Drug Application (IND) submission to FDA, human subject recruitment (N=64), acquisition of all study data according to FDA and IRB requirements, safety of human subjects, data analyses, etc. • AI for two safety and immunogenicity studies [Campylobacter jejuni (N=32) and Shigella flexneri (N=32)]. Served as the lead on subject recruitment, study visits, and acquisition of study data. Trained new investigators in execution of clinical trials. • AI for a safety and immunogenicity study of a Shigella flexneri study (N=42). Made major contributions to study design, study forms design, IND package, investigator training, and supervising study personnel during study execution. See • AI on 3 collaborative clinical trial experimental infection studies with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Major responsible party for the Sponsor for study design, study forms, training, and monitoring of subject safety.o Head, Enteric Vaccines Clinical Trials Branch (3 years)• Mentoring, supervising and teaching investigators• Supervising the execution of all enteric vaccines clinical trials• Writing research applications for personnel support• Managing budgets for clinical trials o Good Clinical Practices• Preparing FDA submissions for INDso Collaborator on three product development teams• Shigella vaccines• ETEC vaccines• Campylobacter vaccines

Rockville, Md

Leader of the educational and operational missions

Master Of Public Health (Mph), Public Health And General Preventive Medicine Residency Program, 4.0

Forensic Pathology Residency Program

Anatomic And Clinical Pathology Residency

Doctor Of Medicine (Md)