- Perform visual inspection and quality control tests on compounded medications, including in-process and finished product testing.- Review and approve batch records to ensure accuracy and completeness and ensure Good Documentation Practices and protocols are followed.- Maintain accurate and complete documentation of all quality control activities.- Investigate any deviations from established procedures or quality standards, and recommend corrective actions as needed.- Assist with the creation, editing, and maintenance of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)..- Assists with compiling statistical data and writing reports summarizing quality assurance findings.- Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements such as USP standards and FDA regulations.

- Utilize LabSoft and Merits to process upward of 100 samples per hour while assuring a personal error rate of under 0.25% to ensure client satisfaction and proper protocols of effective testing- Provide support to 10-16 colleagues by fixing errors in LabSoft and keeping lab error rates under 1%- Train 3+ colleagues on job roles and responsibilities including lab protocol, machinery, and lab specific software- Offered the position of Senior Lab Technician but declined due to scheduling conflicts with degree completion

- Managed the front desk and an influx of over 1,000 people per shift which included collecting membership data, offering day passes, creating accounts, and writing work and injury reports as needed- Helped patrons set and achieve health and wellness goals by providing exercises for specific body parts- Supervised, trained, and provided feedback to 10+ team members on role responsibilities and daily tasks- Delegated task sheets per shift, ensuring accountability of completion and supporting with tasks- Used Fusion to check out equipment to patrons, track equipment availability, and account for equipment repairs

- Applied for and selected alongside 4 colleagues for the Summer Undergraduate Research Pharmacology Program- Assisted faculty members with research assignments on biological projects focused on testing the macrophage ability to cross membranes in order to stop the recruitment of nutrients to cancer sites- Managed upwards of 5 assays/experiments with different variations at one time with no errors- Altered the lab protocol regarding the assay technique to reduce risk but cut down time cells were exposed- Attended weekly discussions, meetings, and seminars on topics including how to present research, creating research presentations, and how researchers from different fields tie their research into clinical application- Presented research findings for the Department of Pharmacology and Cancer Biology to 50-60 attendees from the research community at Duke regarding how ERRa regulates the tumor microenvironment in brain metastasis