Well-qualified Biologist knowledgeable about ecology and plant science. Successful developing and conducting field and laboratory tests to investigate diverse topics. Over 6 years of field and classroom experience.
Overview
3
3
years of professional experience
Work History
PET Radiopharm Technician
Washington University School of Medicine
11.2022 - 04.2024
Performed QC analyses for the administration of theranostic radiopharmaceuticals in patients participating in clinical research trials
Performed the analysis and organization of data gathered for the release of radiopharmaceuticals
Prepared reagents used for the QC testing of radiopharmaceuticals
Trained new technicians on standard operating procedures, ensuring consistency across the team.
Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.
Worked independently to research and solve technical issues.
Adhered to all appropriate SOPs for pharmaceutical preparations 100% of the time.
Process Development Technician
The Broad Institute
10.2021 - 08.2022
Responsible for inactivating, homogenizing, and aliquoting patient test samples into well plates for further processing, extraction, and qPCR analysis
Handled various chemical components to prepare Master Mix for qPCR processes in bulk
Completed complex repairs quickly by leveraging strong diagnostic skills and attention to detail.
Maintained a sterile work environment and documented manufacturing records
Demonstrated adaptability when faced with new challenges or technologies, enabling quick mastery of necessary skills.
Ability to work with minimal supervision in a self-directed environment - responsible for high-cost reagent manufacturing.
Aseptic plating techniques, hand pipetting, BL2+ and clean room experience, light microscope experience, reagent preparation, DNA isolation by PCR, HPLC, Species identification (Plant and Fungi), dichotomous key experience, ecological sampling, Data Collection and Analysis, Excel, Minitab
Research
Independent Researcher, 05/2019, 08/2019, Grinnell College, Department of Biology, Grinnell, IA,
The Response of Standing Litter Microbial Communities to Non-Rainfall Moisture.
Measured the microbial carbon flux of standing litter to identify each litter set's thermal optima and multiple Q10 values.
Individually worked with various data sets, to create organized and accessible data that was shared with the lab's mentor and partner lab.
Doctoral Capstone Experience at Washington University School of Medicine - OT ProgramDoctoral Capstone Experience at Washington University School of Medicine - OT Program