Kyle Hoban, Phd Email & Phone Number

Philadelphia, Pa, Us

Irvine, California, United States (Remote)

• Responsible for scientific publications and podium presentations regarding Inari Medical applications for deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (PE).• Collaboratively authoring abstracts, manuscripts, and related documents using outstanding technical and medical writing skills.• Rapidly identifying, analyzing, and reporting on current venous thromboembolism literature and complex datasets for distribution to stakeholders.

Halethorpe, Maryland, United States

• Responsive leader directing the work of three other team members using cell, molecular, and synthetic biology techniques to identify antibodies that neutralize disease factors, as well as develop a yeast cell-based therapeutic delivery system to treat gastrointestinal infections (see link below for additional information).• Invented a novel approach to maximize expression of proteins of interest in live cells via targeted genomic integration. • Devised and implemented strategies for the optimization, biocontainment, and biosafety assurance of a yeast live biotherapeutic product (LBP), along with corresponding validation assays.• Designed 5 quality control tests used to characterize multiple LBPs simultaneously, creating standard operating procedures (SOPs) and providing essential preliminary results for multiple funding proposals and NIH grants, as well as a Phase I progress report for a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) award.• Rapidly learned bioinformatics techniques to deliver vital genome-wide analyses of several eukaryotic cell lines, aligning whole genomes and using BLAST to identify the locations of randomly integrated cassettes. • Managing laboratory operations with strong regulatory acumen, ensuring research deadlines are met.

Baltimore, Maryland Area

• Simultaneously trained 3 successful assistants, both virtually and in person, who each contributed vital data as study co-authors; one presented her work at an international conference.• Communicated our work’s key disease implications in invited webinar to > 3,000 attendees of LSE’s Virtual Meeting, “Immunology, Infectious Disease, COVID-19.”• Validated and optimized an innovative method to visually report on the presence of a specific protein within cells using biologics, resulting in several disease-relevant discoveries.

Baltimore, Maryland, United States

• Coordinated a successful international collaboration that identified 2 novel targets of a pathway implicated in cancers and reported the findings in a published paper.• Communicated findings in 30+ presentations and posters, including an invited talk at the international American Society for Cell Biology 2016 Meeting.• Performed experiments that enabled a colleague finalize a research paper on membrane trafficking mechanisms.• Designed and developed 2 open-ended research projects for a Genetics Lab course collaboration that identified novel gene targets and taught > 400 students.• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills as evidenced by 30+ diverse presentations, including an invited talk at the international American Society for Cell Biology 2016 Meeting.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Worked directly with Emergency Department physicians as they visited patients, documenting symptoms, medical and family history, and the results of evaluations and lab tests, enhancing medical record-keeping while also increasing the time available for patient interactions.

Delaware Biotechnology Institute, Newark, Delaware, United States

• Quickly learned biochemical and microscopy skills, including confocal microscopy, contributing findings to 2 peer-reviewed publications in an industry setting.• Presented research findings to team at lab meetings.• Optimized a TEM-confocal overlay microscopy fixation protocol to determine if two organelles interact physically.

Doctor Of Philosophy, Biology

Cell, Molecular, Developmental Biology and Biophysics

Honors Bachelor'S, Biological Sciences

Minors in Biochemistry and Chemistry