EMMANUEL FRIMPONG THOMPSON
Winston-Salem,USA
Summary
Industrial pharmacist currently completing an MPH (GPA: 4.0) with applied training in biostatistics, epidemiologic methods, and health outcomes analysis. Experienced in regression methods and survival analysis using R, with project-based application to observational health data. Seeking junior roles in health data analysis and epidemiology-focused research, with additional interest in real-world evidence (RWE), HEOR, and drug safety or pharmacovigilance.
Overview
5
5
years of professional experience
Work History
Pharmacy Volunteer
Crisis Control Ministry
Winston-Salem, NC
11.2025 - Current
- Support medication dispensing, inventory management, and patient-focused medication safety and adherence support in a safety-net pharmacy serving underserved and low-income populations, contributing to improved access to essential medications, reduced medication-related risks, and continuity of care for chronic disease management in vulnerable communities.
Production Pharmacist
Entrance Pharmaceuticals and Research Center
Accra, Ghana
06.2021 - 12.2024
- Led pharmaceutical manufacturing operations in compliance with Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), maintaining inspection-ready documentation and adherence to regulatory standards across production lines.
- Developed and implemented 20+ manufacturing Standard Operating Procedures and conducted quality assurance investigations using root cause analysis to address deviations, reduce batch rejections, and support continuous process improvement in a regulated environment.
Education
Master of Science - Public Health
Carolina Univeristy
Winston-Salem, NC12.2026
Bachelor of Pharmacy -
Central University
Accra, Ghana05.2019
Skills
- Biostatistics and epidemiology
- Survival and regression analysis
- Hypothesis testing
- Confidence intervals
- Health outcomes analysis
- R programming
- Drug safety assessment
- Good manufacturing practices
- Regulatory compliance
- Quality assurance
- Pharmaceutical operations
Professional Memberships
North Carolina Public Health Association, Member
Projects
Heart Failure Survival Analysis (R)
- Conducted survival analysis on a heart failure cohort (n = 1,000) using Kaplan–Meier methods and log-rank tests to assess time-to-death across key clinical factors.
- Built and interpreted Cox proportional hazards models to identify independent predictors of mortality and assess model assumptions.
Leadership And Professional Engagement
Vice President, CU HEAL (Public Health Club), Carolina University
- Support planning and coordination of public health initiatives, student engagement activities, and community outreach.
Timeline
Pharmacy Volunteer
Crisis Control Ministry
11.2025 - Current
Production Pharmacist
Entrance Pharmaceuticals and Research Center
06.2021 - 12.2024
Master of Science - Public Health
Carolina Univeristy
Bachelor of Pharmacy -
Central University