Carmen Merolle
Miami
Summary
Aquatic Ecology Technician with more than four years of combined experience in freshwater ecosystem research. Experienced in designing and conducting experiments, analyzing ecological data, and applying findings to develop management plans. Passionate about preserving biodiversity and promoting sustainability through research.
Overview
5
5
years of professional experience
Work History
Aquatic Ecology Technician
Florida International University
06.2024 - Current
- Conducted experiments to assess the ecological composition of Everglades National Park
- Demonstrated Florida native wildlife and plant identification
- Utilized electrofishing and throw trapping survey methods
- Acquired Crew Chief status by completing 100+ hours of airboat operation/trailering and 10+ hours of helicopter surveying
Amphibian Disease Research Specialist
University of Tennessee
12.2020 - 05.2024
- Evaluated amphibian susceptibility to Batrachochytrium Salamandrivorans (Bsal)
- Extracted genomic DNA and performed quantitative-polymerase chain reaction diagnostic testing
- Monitored animal behavior and collected biological data
- Performed histopathological evaluation on experimental tissues
Education
Bachelor of Science - Wildlife and Fisheries, Wildlife Health, International Agriculture
University of Tennessee
Knoxville05-2023
Skills
- CPR, First Aid, and AED Certification
- GIS and Statistical Analysis
- Basic Aviation Safety and Egress Training
- Everglades Boater Safety Certification
- IACUC Wildlife Research Certification
- Photomicrography Training
Timeline
Aquatic Ecology Technician
Florida International University
06.2024 - Current
Amphibian Disease Research Specialist
University of Tennessee
12.2020 - 05.2024
Bachelor of Science - Wildlife and Fisheries, Wildlife Health, International Agriculture
University of Tennessee