Steven Eichelbaum, Phd. Email & Phone Number

Wayne, PA, US

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Jupiter, FL

The focus of our group's structural biology research was non-ribosomal peptide synthesis. My work centered mostly on the molecular cloning and purification of individual NRPS domains, though my additional responsibilities as a member of the lab included reading assigned literature, group presentation and acting as a liaison for vendors.

Miami, Florida

For my dissertation project, I returned to the investigation of transcription-coupled DNA supercoiling in E. coli, I had previously worked on as a technician. My bench work routinely consisted purifying plasmids from bacterial cultures, agarose gel electrophoresis to verify and isolate plasmids and plasmid fragments, gel extraction, restriction enzyme.

Miami, Florida

In this position, I assitsted in the the verification and validation of a flow cytometry quality control bead product reformulation. My duties included testing the beads, using Beckman Coulter flow cytometers, for consistency of results, light and temperature sensitivity, and stability over time. However, the majority of my work pertained to the revision.

Piscataway, New Jersey

In this contract position, I collected and plated saliva samples from clinical trial participants, in an effort to evaluate the efficacy of the employer's toothbrush versus that of a competitor's product, in reducing oral bacterial load. I was also tasked with some product formulation work, and asked to review the literature and give a presentation on.

Hialeah, Florida

Working in a clean room environment, and following SOPs in a GMP environment, this position consisted of the manufacturing of human blood and cellular products to serve as controls for Beckman Coulter diagnostic equipment.

Miami, Florida

Under the tutelage and guidance of the PI, I conducted experiments related to the study of transcription-coupled DNA supercoiling in Escherichia coli. These experiments routinely consisted of plasmid purification, gel electrophoresis, gel extraction, restriction enzyme digestion, fragment ligation and the creation of new cell lines through.

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

My responsibilities in this position included the testing of donor blood samples for type, cholesterol levels, Sickle Cell, and the presence of viral pathogens, such as Hepatitis (ELISA), HIV and West Nile Virus (DNA amplification and detection methods), while adhering to documentation requirements

Allentown, Pennsylvania

After completing my clerkship here during my master's studies, I was kept on as a part-time employee, plating and allocating incoming clinical samples (urine, feces, tissue) for microbiological testing.

Quakertown, Pennsylvania

This was the third food manufacturing company I worked for during my master's studies. Initially brought on as a contract employee, I was hired on full-time, and stayed until the research clerkship requirement of my master's program forced me to leave. Though this position did entail some lab work, such as measuring the fat and salt content of final.

Whitehall, Pennsylvania

This was a brief contract position in the QC lab of a cheese manufacturer, prior to their relocation of the facility to another region. The work consisted mostly of 3M plating and automated testing of milk for bacterial contamination and fat content.

King Of Prussia, Pennsylvania

This was a contract position, covering for the maternity leave of a full-time employee in the QC lab of a facility which manufactures soups for restaurants. Daily work included the dilution and 3M plating of finished products for bacterial contamination, as well as the occasional testing for the presence of enterotoxins, or amylase contamination.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

As I was set to begin my master's studies at TJU, I obtained a position similar to my previous one in the hospital pharmacy. The job duties were essentially the same, filling and delivering prescription orders, maintaining and inspecting inventory, and preparing intravenous admixtures using aseptic technique working in a laminar flow hood. However, I found.

Phillipsburg, New Jersey

This was my first job after finishing college. My daily responsibilities included filling and delivering prescription orders, maintaining and inspecting inventory, and preparing intravenous admixtures using aseptic technique working in a laminar flow hood.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Biochemistry, 3.59 Gpa

Activities and Societies: N/AAs a result of my dissertation research, I received the International Center for Tropical Botany Graduate.

Master'S Degree, Microbiology, General, 3.97 Gpa

Activities and Societies: N/ADuring my studies, I completed a clerkship in clinical microbiology at Lehigh Valley Health Network.

Bachelor'S Degree, Biology, General, 3.23 Gpa

Activities and Societies: N/AN/A

Associate Of Arts - Aa, General Studies, 2.8 Gpa

Activities and Societies: N/AN/A