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William Parker is seeking a position in microbiology with a laboratory. He has a Bachelor's degree in Microbiology from Mississippi State University with a 3.42 GPA. During his studies, he presented research and assisted in organizing a toxicology research laboratory. He also has experience leading a community outreach team. Parker is proficient in various laboratory techniques including media preparation, cell and tissue culture, flow cytometry, and staining. He also speaks French at an intermediate level.
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Chad Ku併uipo Noble-Tabiolo is a public health professional with experience in research, advocacy, and community engagement both locally in Hawai'i and internationally. He has a Master's in Public Health from the University of Hawai'i at Mnoa and a Bachelor's in Clinical Laboratory Science from Saint Louis University. His experience includes conducting needs assessments and empowering youth in the Philippines and Malawi through organizations like Global Health Corps and Consuelo Foundation. He also has medical laboratory experience in Hawai'i and research experience with the National Institutes of Health.AustinParrin - Resume2016
AustinParrin - Resume2016Austin Parrin
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Austin Parrin has over 10 years of experience in comparative physiology, project management, statistical analysis, and curriculum development. He holds a Ph.D. in Comparative Physiology from Northern Illinois University, where he also earned his Master's and Bachelor's degrees. His experience includes working as a Project Manager for Pro Access Systems, teaching at various colleges, and conducting research on coral physiology and bleaching while pursuing his Ph.D. He has published 7 peer-reviewed articles and presented at 10 national and international conferences.Professional Resume
Professional ResumeTyler Sutphen
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Tyler Sutphen is a student at the University of Missouri expected to graduate in May 2016 with a Bachelor's degree in Human Environmental Sciences focusing on Nutrition and Fitness. He has worked as a student research assistant in Dr. Elizabeth Parks' Nutritional Research Lab since April 2015 where he has assisted with experiments, conducted assays, analyzed data, and created posters and abstracts. Tyler also has experience working as a lead server for the University of Missouri Catering and Event Services.Laura L. Williams Resume 1
Laura L. Williams Resume 1Laura Williams
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Laura L. Williams has extensive experience working in laboratory settings through 11 lab courses in chemistry and biology. She has proficient skills in using laboratory equipment and tests and can work independently and in groups to complete experiments on time. Her laboratory experience includes ecology, microbiology, and organic chemistry labs where she mastered techniques like staining, spectroscopy, and filtration.RESUME 2 (6)
RESUME 2 (6)Noeleya Henriquez
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This document is a resume for Noeleya Henriquez, who is seeking an entry-level scientist position. She has a Bachelor's degree in Cell and Molecular Biology from West Chester University, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude. Her relevant experience includes cell culture techniques and laboratory skills gained from co-op positions at GSK and as a tutor and resident assistant during her undergraduate studies. She is bilingual in English and Spanish.PRA resume
PRA resumeKate Owen
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Katherine A. Owen is a scientific research consultant with over 15 years of experience in cell biology, microbiology, and immunology. She currently works as a scientific consultant for the Center for Open Science, providing literature reviews and data analysis for published reports. Previously, she held research faculty and instructor positions at the University of Virginia, where she managed multiple research projects resulting in publications. Her expertise includes multidisciplinary collaboration, writing, primary research techniques, project management, public speaking, and data analysis.CV_Corcoran
CV_CorcoranJoe Corcoran
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- Joe Corcoran is pursuing a career in sports medicine and is actively searching for opportunities to approach health issues with creativity, compassion, and determination.
- He graduated from Swarthmore College in 2016 with a BA in biology and a 3.68 GPA. He received various honors and awards and was involved in research.
- He has research experience studying chronic kidney disease and its effects on bone health. He also has clinical experience as a medical assistant and research consultant.
- His skills include clinical work, research, biomechanics, and leadership. He has presented his research at conferences and co-authored published abstracts and posters.Ab. Tariq CV
Ab. Tariq CVAbdul Tariq Tariq
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Abdul Tariq Tariq has extensive experience as a molecular biologist and laboratory supervisor. He worked as a visiting scientist at the University of Rochester from 2015-2015 where he conducted research on viruses such as VSV and LCMV. Tariq was also the laboratory supervisor and assistant manager at the French Medical Institute for Children in Kabul, Afghanistan from 2010-2012 and 2014-2015 where he oversaw diagnostic testing, trained staff, and ensured quality control. Tariq received his Master's in Biology from the University of Missouri with a specialization in cell and molecular biology.Jeff McKee CV 2016 LinkedIn
Jeff McKee CV 2016 LinkedInJeff McKee, MS, PhD, DABT, DSP
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The document is Jeff McKee's curriculum vitae. It summarizes that Jeff McKee has over 18 years of experience in research and development at Baxter Healthcare Corporation assessing the safety and efficacy of pharmaceuticals, biologics, and medical devices. He currently manages the Regulatory Toxicology department and has experience in areas like toxicology, safety pharmacology, and managing personnel.CV MPA
CV MPAMary Pat McKee
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Mary Pat McKee has over 30 years of experience as a registered dietitian. She is currently a PRN dietitian at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. Previously she was the clinical nutrition manager at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center for 10 years. She has a Master's degree in Epidemiology from the University of Cincinnati and a Bachelor's degree from the University of Dayton. She has published articles and presented at numerous conferences on topics related to clinical nutrition and research.Data Stewardship Perspectives
Data Stewardship PerspectivesSoil and Water Conservation Society
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The document discusses the importance of data stewardship to support 4R nutrient stewardship. It notes that accessible data needs to be aggregated to support on-farm decisions, regional strategies, and broader reporting. Opportunities exist to integrate databases on topics like soil tests, crop nutrient responses, and nutrient balances to create an stronger evidence base. Research projects and funders are increasingly requiring open access data repositories to facilitate aggregation and meta-analysis of data.Katrina Welch-Reardon_Resume_LinkedIn
Katrina Welch-Reardon_Resume_LinkedInKatrina Welch-Reardon, Ph.D.
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Katrina Welch-Reardon has extensive scientific research experience and seeks a business role in a scientific organization. She has a Ph.D. in Biological Sciences from UC Irvine and certificates in bioscience management. Her career includes roles managing admissions events, scientific writing and project management, and graduate research investigating angiogenesis. She has strong communication, organizational and leadership skills as shown through successful event planning, publishing papers, and managing teams of researchers.Microbiology Resume
- 1. William Parker 26 4th Avenue Roebling, NJ 08554 (609) 668-7359 william.parker0214@gmail.com OBJECTIVE To obtain a microbiology position in a laboratory setting as well as expand and improve my knowledge of laboratory procedures EDUCATION Mississippi State University, GPA 3.42 Mississippi State, MS College of Arts and Science Bachelors of Science in Microbiology Shackouls Honors College; Alpha Epsilon Delta Honors Society; American Medical Student Association; American Society for Microbiology PROFFESIONAL EXPERIENCE Mississippi State College of Veterinary Medicine Jan 2014 May 2014 Laboratory Assistant in Toxicology Research Laboratory Presented research on the anti-inflammatory potential of 5,6-EET-EA at the Undergraduate Research Symposium at Shackouls Honors College Assisted in organizing the Research Laboratory in order to conduct research on Endocannabinoid Immune System Effects Conducted spleen cell culturing of mice and media preparation Conducted antibody staining for flow cytometry Day One Leadership Program Aug 2010 Dec 2010 Community Outreach Team Leader Led a team in advertising and marketing in Starkville, Mississippi for local farmers market Organized meetings to address local farmers market infrastructural concerns which included tree planting, tent building, and construction in order to improve the markets business LABORATORY TECHNIQUES Media Preparation DNA Extraction Cell and Tissue Culture Cell Counting Fume and Chemical Hood Practices Flow Cytometry ELISA Gel Electrophoresis Streak Plating Sterile Technique DNA Cloning Light Microscopy Micropipetting Staining Techniques Blood Cell Counting Centrifugation Autoclave Preparation VALUE-ADDED SKILLS Language French (Intermediate) Technology Microsoft Office Suite, Scholarly Research Databases, Adobe Acrobat, Prezi, Social Media Platforms Instrument Trumpet Player, Famous Maroon Band