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Rebecca Radabaugh

Morgantown,WV

Summary

Highly skilled histotechnology and pathology educator with extensive experience in curriculum development, laboratory management, and accreditation compliance. Passionate about mentoring diverse student populations, fostering industry partnerships, and advancing histotechnology education through innovative teaching methods and hands-on training. Proven ability to develop and enhance academic programs, optimize laboratory workflows, and drive student success in clinical and research settings.

Overview

25
25
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Assistant Professor

West Virginia University Health Science Center
Morgantown, WV
07.2021 - Current
  • Provided letters of recommendation and professional referrals to students pursuing advanced education and career opportunities in the medical laboratory sciences.
  • Advised undergraduate and graduate students on academic planning, career pathways, and professional development.
  • Served as an academic advisor for Medical Laboratory Science (MLS) and Histotechnologist (HTL) students, ensuring their success through personalized guidance.
  • Delivered high-quality instruction in both didactic and laboratory settings to first- and second-year MLS, HTL, and Pathologists’ Assistant (PA) students.
  • Designed, developed, and implemented comprehensive course curricula, lesson plans, and laboratory exercises aligned with accreditation standards and industry best practices.
  • Created well-structured syllabi outlining course objectives, learning goals, and expected student outcomes.
  • Engaged students through interactive lectures, case-based discussions, and collaborative learning activities to enhance critical thinking and technical proficiency.
  • Assessed student progress through rigorous evaluation methods, including grading assignments, providing constructive feedback, and facilitating student learning assessments.
  • Managed administrative duties related to program operations, ensuring efficient execution of curriculum objectives.
  • Participated in curriculum development initiatives in collaboration with colleagues to maintain academic excellence and program accreditation standards.
  • Scheduled, planned, and attended recruitment sessions to attract prospective students and enhance program visibility.
  • Monitored and maintained laboratory equipment, including student-use cryostats, tissue blocks, and other essential laboratory supplies for HTL and PA students.
  • Contributed to student outcome assessments, faculty meetings, and departmental strategy discussions to support continuous program improvement.
  • Engaged in faculty development and training to enhance instructional methodologies and stay updated on industry advancements.
  • Ensured compliance with accreditation requirements by maintaining high standards in educational delivery and laboratory management.

Lead Histotechnologist

West Virginia University Medicine
Morgantown, WV
07.2020 - 06.2021
  • Performed advanced specimen analysis using electron microscopy and mass spectrometry to support diagnostic and research applications.
  • Processed and prepared human tissue samples utilizing automated and manual histological techniques, including embedding, microtomy, staining, coverslipping, and labeling for clinical and research purposes.
  • Conducted frozen section preparations for rapid histopathological diagnosis, ensuring timely and accurate results.
  • Embedded and sectioned tissue specimens using microtomes and specialized techniques to produce high-quality slides for microscopic examination.
  • Prepared reagents, solutions, dyes, and stains following established protocols, ensuring consistent staining quality and optimal histological interpretation.
  • Conducted quality assurance checks on processed specimens before releasing them for diagnostic or research analysis.
  • Ensured adherence to CLIA, CAP, and laboratory accreditation standards, maintaining compliance through rigorous documentation and policy updates.
  • Developed and implemented standard operating procedures to enhance efficiency and accuracy in histology processes.
  • Performed instrument calibration, preventive maintenance, and troubleshooting for laboratory equipment, including microscopes, tissue processors, and embedding centers.
  • Monitored and maintained laboratory inventory, ensuring the availability of essential supplies, reagents, and chemicals for histological procedures.
  • Managed hazardous material handling and disposal in compliance with safety regulations and infection control protocols.
  • Oversaw laboratory workflow optimization, identifying opportunities for process improvements and efficiency gains.
  • Maintained accurate records of tissue specimens, quality control checks, and reagent usage, ensuring traceability and regulatory compliance.
  • Trained and mentored new histotechnologists in proper laboratory techniques, specimen preparation, and quality assurance practices.
  • Provided technical support to staff on slide preparation, staining techniques, troubleshooting instrumentation issues, and specimen collection procedures.
  • Participated in clinical research studies, contributing to advancements in diagnostic methodologies and new histological techniques.
  • Assisted pathologists in gross examination of surgical specimens, ensuring proper specimen allocation for routine microscopy, immunofluorescence, and electron microscopy.
  • Conducted on-site evaluations of specimen adequacy, and optimized kidney biopsy processing for multiple diagnostic modalities, including EM, routine microscopy, and immunofluorescence.
  • Maintained updated knowledge through continuing education, advanced training, and participation in professional development programs.
  • Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to ensure laboratory best practices and enhance histotechnology education.
  • Actively contributed to CAP and CLIA accreditation maintenance, ensuring compliance with evolving regulatory standards.
  • Assisted in purchasing and supply chain management, ensuring cost-effective procurement and proper allocation of laboratory resources.

Pathologists' Assistant - Senior

West Virginia University Health Science Center
Morgantown, WV
07.2014 - 06.2020
  • Trained and mentored new staff members in laboratory safety protocols, proper sample handling techniques, and best practices for histologic and autopsy procedures.
  • Supervised and instructed new technicians and laboratory personnel on standardized protocols, ensuring compliance with quality and regulatory standards.
  • Provided support and guidance to colleagues, fostering a collaborative and efficient work environment.
  • Led continuing education initiatives for staff and healthcare personnel to enhance technical proficiency and adherence to evolving pathology standards.
  • Assisted pathologists in complex surgical pathology cases, including gross dissections, microscopic examinations, and specimen documentation for accurate diagnosis.
  • Performed autopsies, including external examination, organ dissection, and tissue sampling, ensuring comprehensive medico-legal evaluations.
  • Evaluated kidney biopsies on-site for specimen adequacy and appropriately allocated tissue for electron microscopy, routine microscopy, and immunofluorescence.
  • Prepared histologic slides from both fresh and fixed tissues, performing precise cutting, staining, and mounting for accurate pathologic assessment.
  • Developed and implemented a fully operational and profitable electron microscopy laboratory for the Department of Pathology, Anatomy, and Laboratory Medicine.
  • Managed laboratory setup, including purchasing capital equipment and overseeing procurement of essential supplies.
  • Developed and implemented standard operating procedures and pathology guidance documents.
  • Validated the reliability of reagents, equipment, and processes to ensure accurate and timely test data.
  • Assisted the Medical Director and administration in laboratory staffing, recruitment, and performance evaluations.
  • Maintained active communication with laboratory divisions, administrative offices, medical directors, patients, and other departments to quickly identify and resolve issues.
  • Conducted rigorous quality control and quality assurance monitoring on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis.
  • Prioritized and adjusted workload across laboratory sections to optimize patient care and operational efficiency.
  • Ensured full compliance with Clinical Laboratory Improvement Act, Good Laboratory Practice, and Institutional Review Board regulations.
  • Established and maintained strong professional relationships with internal and external clients to facilitate research and clinical collaborations.
  • Collected, processed, embedded, cut, and stained both clinical and research specimens for electron microscopy, ensuring proper preparation for pathologic review.
  • Performed microscopic examination of stained cells, identifying anomalies for further diagnostic assessment.
  • Followed strict biological specimen handling protocols, ensuring adherence to regulatory and institutional guidelines.
  • Managed and monitored laboratory inventory, ensuring sufficient supplies, reagents, and equipment availability to maintain operational efficiency.
  • Conducted routine and preventive maintenance on laboratory equipment, including microscopes, tissue processors, and staining instruments.
  • Developed and implemented process improvements to enhance laboratory workflow, specimen processing times, and overall diagnostic accuracy.
  • Selected and captured electron microscopy images of areas of interest based on sample type, patient history, and research objectives for pathologists and researchers.
  • Conducted laboratory validation studies to ensure accuracy, reproducibility, and reliability of histologic and electron microscopy techniques.
  • Actively participated in clinical research studies, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to advance diagnostic and investigative methodologies.

Pathology Technician/Senior Research Associate

West Virginia University Health Science Center
Morgantown, WV
07.2004 - 06.2014
  • Received and reviewed specimens for quality, proper labeling, and accessioning to ensure accuracy in laboratory processes.
  • Examined stained cells under a microscope to identify normal and abnormal histological structures and potential pathological anomalies.
  • Supervised and trained new technicians and personnel in laboratory protocols, safety procedures, and proper sample handling techniques.
  • Conducted gross examination and dissection of surgical specimens, preparing tissue for histopathologic analysis.
  • Processed and prepared histologic slides through embedding, cutting, staining, and mounting for pathologist review.
  • Verified specimen integrity and validated laboratory test processes for accuracy, completeness, and safety.
  • Maintained and calibrated laboratory equipment, including microscopes, centrifuges, and tissue processors, ensuring optimal functionality.
  • Ensured compliance with all regulatory standards, including CLIA, GLP, IRB, and other pathology laboratory accreditation requirements.
  • Prepared reagents, stains, solutions, and media for histological and research applications, maintaining consistency in laboratory procedures.
  • Monitored laboratory inventory and coordinated procurement of necessary supplies for pathology and research operations.
  • Provided technical support for troubleshooting equipment issues, optimizing workflow, and improving efficiency in laboratory procedures.
  • Conducted research studies in pathology diagnostics and treatments, analyzing data from cell-based assays, animal studies, and clinical trials.
  • Drafted standard operating procedures (SOPs) for laboratory processes and recommended efficiency improvements.
  • Managed and maintained accurate records of patient data, specimen processing, experimental protocols, and laboratory observations.
  • Performed immunohistochemistry, including antibody validation and protocol development, to support diagnostic and research applications.
  • Assisted in frozen section procedures, Mohs surgery serial-sectioning, and specialized staining techniques for rapid intraoperative diagnosis.
  • Reviewed operating room schedules to identify specimens suitable for tissue banking and research purposes.
  • Consented pre-operative patients for tissue donation, coordinating with pathology faculty, pathologists’ assistants, and residents on gross tissue collections.
  • Conducted international travel, independently and as a team leader, representing medical device companies for pathology and laboratory-based initiatives.
  • Presented research findings at scientific meetings and collaborated with cross-functional teams to contribute research methods for clinical trials.
  • Participated in regulatory activities, adhering to independent ethics committees and research submission protocols.
  • Provided mentorship and guidance to junior researchers, ensuring accuracy in experimental design and data analysis.
  • Maintained a collaborative work environment by fostering teamwork, communication, and knowledge-sharing among colleagues.
  • Coordinated with external vendors for procurement of supplies essential for research projects and laboratory operations.
  • Assisted with quality control measures, ensuring laboratory tests met regulatory standards before release for diagnostic use.
  • Utilized advanced technical skills to troubleshoot complex problems, implementing effective solutions to maintain laboratory efficiency.
  • Traveled to field sites for data collection, supporting study objectives and research methodologies.

Autopsy Assistant

Monongalia General Hospital
Morgantown, WV
01.2002 - 05.2012
  • ·Assisted in the performance of after-hours autopsies in an on-call capacity, ensuring timely and thorough post-mortem examinations.
  • Conducted comprehensive external examinations, documenting findings critical for forensic and medical evaluations.
  • Communicated professionally and empathetically with families of the deceased, as well as funeral homes, to provide guidance and support during post-mortem processes.
  • Transported decedents from patient rooms to the morgue, ensuring proper handling and adherence to safety protocols.
  • Collaborated closely with pathologists to facilitate autopsy procedures, specimen collection, and documentation of findings.
  • Maintained up-to-date knowledge in forensic and anatomic pathology through continuing education and advanced training.
  • Operated autopsy and laboratory equipment in compliance with safety guidelines to ensure efficient and accurate procedures.
  • Utilized advanced technical skills to troubleshoot and resolve complex issues related to autopsy procedures, laboratory equipment, and specimen processing.

Autopsy Assistant/Pathology Technician

West Virginia University Medicine
Morgantown, WV
02.2000 - 06.2004
  • Secured patient information and maintained confidentiality by accurately completing and safeguarding medical records in compliance with privacy regulations.
  • Cleaned, calibrated, and maintained medical and laboratory equipment according to established procedures and regulatory standards.
  • Participated in team meetings to improve workflow efficiency, enhance patient outcomes, and implement process optimizations.
  • Processed orders for medical supplies and laboratory equipment, ensuring adequate stock for daily operations.
  • Organized charts, documents, and supplies to enhance team productivity and facilitate efficient laboratory and clinical workflows.
  • Collected, labeled, and stored laboratory specimens in accordance with quality control standards to ensure accurate testing and diagnostics.
  • Contributed innovative solutions to improve team performance, laboratory efficiency, and patient care outcomes.
  • Utilized advanced technical skills to troubleshoot and resolve complex laboratory issues, ensuring seamless operations.
  • Implemented and leveraged various software tools to streamline laboratory processes, improve data management, and enhance efficiency.
  • Collaborated effectively with cross-functional teams to achieve organizational goals and address operational challenges.
  • Operated laboratory and pathology equipment, including centrifuges, microtomes, microscopes, and tissue processors, in compliance with safety and operational guidelines.
  • Engaged in continuous professional development through continuing education and advanced training to maintain expertise in pathology and laboratory sciences.
  • Prioritized and organized tasks to efficiently meet laboratory service goals and maintain optimal workflow.
  • Conducted routine maintenance and repairs on laboratory and medical equipment to ensure reliability and accuracy of test results.
  • Assisted in the preparation and processing of tissue specimens for microscopic examination, ensuring high-quality histopathological analysis.
  • Trained new employees on laboratory safety procedures, specimen handling techniques, and pathology laboratory protocols.
  • Performed gross examination and dissection of surgical specimens, documenting findings and ensuring accurate pathology reports.
  • Prepared reagents, stains, solutions, and media following standardized laboratory protocols to support diagnostic and research applications.
  • Ensured strict adherence to established policies, procedures, and regulatory guidelines within the pathology department.
  • Communicated effectively with pathologists regarding discrepancies or concerns identified during testing and specimen processing.
  • Conducted routine sample processing, validation runs, and reagent quality control (QC) assessments to ensure laboratory accuracy.
  • Provided technical support to staff members, troubleshooting instrumentation issues and refining laboratory workflows.
  • Identified and reported issues affecting test performance, initiating corrective actions to maintain quality standards.
  • Received and reviewed specimens for quality, labeling, and accessioning to maintain accurate laboratory records.
  • Processed specimens received from external medical facilities for further diagnostic evaluation and testing.
  • Enforced compliance with regulatory agencies, ensuring all laboratory operations met required standards for accreditation.
  • Managed inventory and ordered supplies to ensure continuous laboratory operations without disruptions.
  • Supervised and instructed laboratory technicians on pathology protocols, safety measures, and laboratory best practices.
  • Evaluated and assessed laboratory equipment to diagnose and resolve malfunctions, ensuring operational functionality.
  • Followed strict laboratory guidelines for handling biological specimens, maintaining compliance with safety and regulatory protocols.
  • Assisted and supervised in performing autopsies, frozen sections, and surgical pathology procedures for both hospital and forensic/medical examiner cases.
  • Conducted gross dissections in surgical pathology, including generating dictations and detailed descriptions of surgical specimens.
  • Provided oversight of daily laboratory operations, coordinating the routine activities of employees, residents, and pathologists.

Education

Ph.D. - Higher Education Leadership

Notre Dame of Maryland University
Baltimore, MD
12-2026

Master of Science - Biological Sciences

University of Northern Colorado
Greeley, CO
12-2022

Master of Arts - Organizational Leadership

West Virginia University
Morgantown, WV
05-2020

Bachelor of Arts - Communications

West Virginia University
Morgantown, WV
12-2017

Certificate - Histotechnology

Harford Community College
Bel Air, MD
05-2007

Skills

  • Histotechnology and pathology
  • Curriculum development
  • Accreditation and compliance
  • Laboratory management
  • Student advising and mentorship
  • Industry and community engagement
  • Technical troubleshooting
  • Collaboration and leadership

Certification

  • American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP), 2020 - present, HTL
  • American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP), 2011-present, QIHC
  • American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP), 2007-2022, HT
  • West Virginia Clinical Laboratory Practitioner, 2013 - present

Professional Societies

  • Microscopy Society of America (MSA), 2013 – Present
  • American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP), 2007 – Present
  • National Society of Histotechnology (NSH), 2007 – Present

Teaching Experience

2021 - Present: Asst. Professor/Instructor, WVU

  • Undergraduate:

          § PALM 100: Introduction to Laboratory Medicine

          § PALM 101: Laboratory Medicine Pathways

          § PALM 200: Medical Terminology - Online

          § PALM 201: Basic Medical Laboratory Science

          § PALM 300: Introduction to Pathology(Pathophysiology) - Online

          § PALM 304: Histotechnology Microanatomy

          § PALM 306: Histotechniques I

          § PALM 307: Introduction to Histotechniques

          § PALM 406: Histotechniques II

          § PALM 464: Scientific Writing Seminar

          § PALM 475: Medical Relevance - Capstone Advisor/Mentor

          § FIS 393G: Death Investigation Lab – Guest Speaker

          § FIS 427L: Medicolegal Forensics Lab – Guest Speaker

  • Graduate:

§ PALM 648: Surgical/Autopsy Path Procedures

§ PALM 652: Histology for Pathologists’ Assistants

2014 – 2021: Training of histotechnologists for EM

  • Instruct new hires and current technicians on EM procedures.

2013 – 2021: Clinical preceptor for WVU Pathologists’ Assistant Program EM lab rotation

  • Instruct first year pathologists’ assistant students on the collection, allocation, and processing of specimens for EM.

2005 – Present: Instructor for researchers, WVU

  • Instruct various researchers after validation of their protocols.

2005 – 2014: Team leader, Translational Medicine

  • Trained residents, med students, and pathologists’ assistants during international travel on staining, tissue dissection, imaging, and data collection based on research protocols.

2013: Clinical preceptor for individual pursuing online histotechnology certificate program.

2001 – 2005: Training residents in Ruby Memorial gross room.

  • Instruct residents on grossing and autopsy techniques and frozen sectioning.

Service to Others

2021 – Present: 

  • WVUH Electron Microscopy (EM) Lab Consultant
  • WVUH Frozen Section Coverage (as needed)

2022: 

  • WV State HSTA Summer Camp Educator
  • Morgantown High School HSTA Club Advisor/Mentor/Presenter

2023: 

  • WV State HSTA Summer Camp Educator
  • Preston High School Recruitment Presenter/Mentor
  • WVUH Junior Volunteers Academy (JVA) Sessions I & II

2024: 

  • Merit Badge University (Boy Scouts of America)
  • WV State HSTA Summer Camp Educator
  • WVUH Junior Volunteers Academy (JVA) Sessions II

2025: 

Merit Badge University (Boy Scouts of America)

Publications

  • Thomas, Grisez, McMillan, Chill, Harclerode, Radabaugh, Jones, &Coad (2013). Thermotolerance of Human Myometrium: Implications for Minimally Invasive Uterine Therapies. SPIE Proceedings, Vol. 8584, Number 858406, pp 1-7.
  • McMillan, K., Radabaugh, R., & Coad, J.(2011). Arrhenius parameters for primary thermal injury in human tonsillar tissue. SPIE Proceedings, Vol. 7901, Number 790110, pp 1-13.
  • Coad, J., Radabaugh, R., Orru, S., Rais, M., Klimberg, V., & Spinelli, M. (2008). Radiofrequency Ablation of Breast Cancer Lumpectomy Cavities: Update with In-Vivo Tissue Based Validation of a Technique Intended to Increase Negative Margins after Breast Conservation Surgery. Annals of Surgical Oncology, Vol. 15.

Poster Presentations

  • The Process of Setting up an Electron Microscopy Laboratory for Clinical Services. R. Radabaugh & J. King. Microscopy & Microanalysis (MMA) Annual Conference, St. Louis, MO, August 2017.
  • Radiofrequency Ablation of Breast Cancer Lumpectomy Cavities: Update with In-Vivo Tissue Based Validation of a Technique Intended to Increase Negative Margins after Breast Conservation Surgery. J. Coad & R. Radabaugh. 61stAnnual Cancer Symposium, Society of Surgical Oncology, Chicago, IL March 2008.

Service - National

2023:

  • NAACLS self-study reviewer of initial and continuing clinical lab science programs for the purpose of accreditation requirements x2.

2024: 

  • NAACLS self-study reviewer of initial and continuing clinical lab science programs for the purpose of accreditation requirements x2.
  • NAACLS VIP Mentor of self-study reviewer.

2025:

  • NAACLS Site Visitor for inspection of initial and continuing clinical lab science programs for the purpose of accreditation requirements.

Service to the University

2021: 

  • WVU Discover Day Presenter

2022: 

  • WVU Decide Day Presenter

2022 - Present: 

  • WVU School of Medicine IPE Facilitator

2023 - Present: 

  • WVU School of Medicine IPE Steering Committee

2024:

  • WVU Fresh Check Day Volunteer
  • WVU Fall STEM Career & Internship Fair Volunteer
  • WVU Discover Day Panelist

2024 - Present: 

  • WVU LGBTQ+ Commission member
  • WVU Women's Leadership Initiative Inductee

Service to the Department

2019 - Present: 

  • WVU PALM Pathologists’ Assistant (PA) Student Admissions Committee

2021: 

  • WVU PALM AAPA Student Delegate Selection Committee
  • WVU PALM BLD Faculty Search Committee (MLS)

2021 - Present: 

  • WVU PALM MLS Student Admissions Committee
  • WVU PALM MLS Advisory Committee
  • WVU PALM BLD Recruitment Committee
  • WVU PALM HTL Student Admissions Committee
  • WVU PALM HTL Advisory Committee
  • WVU PALM Pathology Laboratory for Translational Medicine IHC Advisor/Consultant

 2022: 

  • WVU PALM BLD Faculty Search Committee (PA) x 3
  • WVU PALM BLD Faculty Search Committee (MLS) - Chair
  • BLD Handbook Committee

2023:  

  • WVU PALM BLD Faculty Search Committee (MLS)

2023 – Present: 

  • BLD Handbook Committee (MLS) - Chair

2025:

  • WVU PALM AAPA Student Delegate Selection Committee

Scholarship

2024:

  • IMMB 293A - Biomedical Science Applications Course - Invited Speaker, October 20, 2024
  • WVU Forensics Club - Invited Speaker, October 3, 2024
  • WVAP Annual Meeting - Attendee, October 5, 2024
  • WVU Pathology GRAND ROUNDS: Just Culture - Attendee, December 6, 2024
  • WVU WLI Event: Mental Health - Coping with Change & Uncertainty - Invited Attendee, December 17, 2024
  • WVU PDA: Public Speaking Seminar - Attendee, September 18, 2024
  • WVU Honors College Diversity Seminar Series:

            1. John Brown as a Freedom Fighter or Madman? - Attendee, October 1, 2024

            2. LGBTQ+ Rights: Past, Present, & Future - Attendee, October 8, 2024

            3. Inclusive Language & Microaggressions - Attendee, October 22, 2024

            4. The Haunted History of Halloween - Attendee, October 29, 2024

            5. Becoming an Ally for Native American Justice - Attendee, November 12, 2024

            6. Ableism Disrupted - Attendee, November 19, 2024

  • ASCP Qualification (QIHC) Revalidation - 10.25 Credit Hours CE, September, 2024
  • National Society for Histotechnology: Annual National Symposium, September 2024

            1. Advancing the Profession: NSH Advocacy - Attendee, September 22, 2024

            2. The "Ex Factor": Extraneous Tissue in the Histology Lab - Attendee, September 23, 2024

            3. Culling Memorial Lecture: The History of ALS - Attendee, September 23, 2024

            4. Histology Hacks for Cryosectioning - Attendee, September 23, 2024

            5. Cells 2.0 - Attendee, September 24, 2024

            6. Meaningful & Effective Communication Techniques for Histology Leaders - Attendee

            7. Taking Old School Histology Techniques to the New Age - Attendee, September 24, 2024

Trainings

2024:

  • Boy Scouts of America Youth Protection Training, February 2024
  • WVU Kids on Campus Training, February 2024
  • WVU Mental Health 101 Workshop, September 2024
  • WVU Gender Workshop, September 2024
  • WVU 2025 Cybersecurity Awareness Training (yearly), October 2024
  • WVU HIPAA Training (yearly), October 2024

References

References available upon request.

Timeline

Assistant Professor

West Virginia University Health Science Center
07.2021 - Current

Lead Histotechnologist

West Virginia University Medicine
07.2020 - 06.2021

Pathologists' Assistant - Senior

West Virginia University Health Science Center
07.2014 - 06.2020

Pathology Technician/Senior Research Associate

West Virginia University Health Science Center
07.2004 - 06.2014

Autopsy Assistant

Monongalia General Hospital
01.2002 - 05.2012

Autopsy Assistant/Pathology Technician

West Virginia University Medicine
02.2000 - 06.2004

Ph.D. - Higher Education Leadership

Notre Dame of Maryland University

Master of Science - Biological Sciences

University of Northern Colorado

Master of Arts - Organizational Leadership

West Virginia University

Bachelor of Arts - Communications

West Virginia University

Certificate - Histotechnology

Harford Community College
Rebecca Radabaugh