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Texas, United States

United States

Fort Worth, Texas

• Participate in multiple lines of research to define and execute optimal preclinical models to support product development/ technology evaluation.
• Work collaboratively and function effectively in a matrix environment as part of preclinical teams to execute studies.
• Support outsourced preclinical studies, including such elements as vendor documentation, test and control article acquisition and shipment, protocol refinement, and draft report review.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

• Core team discovery pharmacologist
• Imaging Lab Specialist
• Train employees to conduct imaging studies Key Achievements:
• Designed studies to guide drug discovery
• Set up imaging protocols to support drug discovery
• Managed to train others effectively to conduct key imaging studies

Fort Worth, TX

• Plan, design, and conduct in vivo pharmacology studies
• Analyze and report data
• Participate in program/project teams as pharmacology liaison.Key Achievements:1) Developed Imaging techniques to visualize Schlemm’s Canal using OCT.2) Served as project lead to identify novel test articles to lower.

Fort Worth, Texas

• Conducted in vivo studies to support drug screening.
• Developed and validated models and methods.
• Generated data study packets, company reports, and technical reports.Key Achievements:1) Lead a group of scientists to identify a data warehouse program.2) Built Bio-Book templates that analyses our generated raw.

Johnson City, Tennessee Area

• Coordinate and supervise the departmental research initiatives, maintain equipments and supplies, coordinate and conduct experiments and collect/summarize data. Key Achievements:
• Served as the lab coordinator for ETSU School of Pharmacy.
• Reviewed and updated departmental Blood borne Pathogen Exposure Control Plan, chemical inventory, and MSDS.Coordinated and taught Anatomy & Physiology labs and assisted in teaching Compounding labs.

• Provide laboratory research and assistance for the ULM School of Pharmacy.
• Perform general laboratory functions and conducting vital research.
• Conduct experiments to investigates several diseases including diabetes, cancer, and inflammation. Instruments used includes NMR, HPLC, LC, TLC, Scintillation counter, Plate reader, Suprafusion Apparatus, and Vibratome.

Masters, Biology/Pharmacology

Activities and Societies: Tau Omicron Chi Toxicology Club2nd Place Award, University of Louisiana Student Research Symposium (2005)

Bachelor, Toxicology/Chemistry

Activities and Societies: Vice President, Tau Omicron Chi Toxicology Club (2002-2004) Associate Member, American Society of Pharmacognosy.