The document provides a summary of Samha Lacoul's qualifications for a position as a laboratory technician or scientist. It outlines their technical skills and experience in areas such as HPLC, cell culture, quality control/assurance, and using various laboratory equipment and software programs. It also lists their education credentials and over 4 years of professional experience in quality control roles at pharmaceutical companies performing analytical testing and ensuring compliance with regulations.
Peter Luk has over 20 years of experience in analytical chemistry and quality control. He has worked for many pharmaceutical companies testing raw materials, finished products, and stability samples. He is proficient in HPLC, dissolution testing, method development and validation. He has experience managing projects, documenting results, and ensuring compliance with cGMP guidelines.
Jose Cordova has over 10 years of experience in biotech research and manufacturing. He currently works as a Research Associate I at Xoma Corporation, where he manages day-to-day lab operations, executes lab processes, and assists with various projects. Previously, he was a Bioprocess Technician at Genentech, where he formulated buffers, followed manufacturing procedures, and assisted with chromatography steps. Cordova has a strong technical background and seeks to continue supporting biotech research and production through applying his skills.
The document is a resume for Jay Ducy, who has over 10 years of experience as a laboratory technician. He has worked for several pharmaceutical companies, including Pfizer, Shire, Sekisui Diagnostics, Genzyme, Abbott, and AstraZeneca. His responsibilities have included preparing media and buffers, sterilizing glassware, monitoring clean rooms and equipment for contamination, collecting samples, and documenting laboratory processes in compliance with good manufacturing practices and other industry standards. He aims to support research and development as well as the production of chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology.
Janet Willis has over 10 years of experience in analytical chemistry and quality assurance. She holds a B.S. in Chemistry from UC San Diego and has worked at various pharmaceutical companies performing analytical testing, method development and validation, quality control, and quality assurance activities. Her experience includes HPLC, GC, UV-Vis, ELISA testing and method troubleshooting. She is proficient in GLP, GCP, and cGMP regulations and analytical software programs.
This document outlines Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) regulations which provide a framework for laboratory studies. It discusses general GLP requirements including laboratory premises, personnel, equipment, chemicals and reagents, housekeeping, maintenance, calibration, reference materials, microbiological cultures, quality systems, audits, standard operating procedures, protocols, raw data storage and archiving. Specific requirements are provided for laboratory design, equipment, chemicals, safety practices, calibration, reference standards, microbial cultures, quality systems, audits and corrective actions. Internal audits are conducted periodically to ensure ongoing compliance.
This document is a resume for Marie France Quillen detailing her experience as a Senior Quality Control Microbiologist. She has over 15 years of experience in QC microbiology roles at Novo Nordisk, Pfizer, and Cardinal Health. Her responsibilities have included managing QC laboratory projects, developing compliant assays, executing validation protocols, identifying equipment needs, and contributing to laboratory design. She has experience in microbiological identification, endotoxin testing, cell banking, and environmental monitoring.
Ronald Preibis has over 17 years of experience in the biotech field, including extensive experience in all aspects of cell culture and purification. He has worked in manufacturing roles at several biotech companies, leading teams and supervising processes. His experience includes process development, cGMP manufacturing, analytical testing, documentation, and ensuring regulatory compliance. He is pursuing additional education in life sciences and biomedical laboratory sciences.
Nelson Roldán has over 15 years of experience in quality control and microbiology laboratory roles in the pharmaceutical industry. He holds a Master's degree in Business Administration and a Bachelor's degree in Microbiology. Currently he works as a Microbiologist and Laboratory Analyst at Bristol Myers where he prepares laboratory solutions and reagents, operates laboratory equipment, analyzes results, and maintains logbooks. Previously he has held roles with increasing responsibility at Amgen, McNeil, Wyeth, and Lilly del Caribe involving quality control testing, environmental and viable monitoring, equipment operation and calibration, and document management.
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Understanding Bioanalytical Method Validation in a Regulatory PerspectiveDr. Ishaq B Mohammed
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The document provides an overview of bioanalytical method development and validation. It discusses key aspects of the process including sample preparation techniques, calibration curves and quality control standards, method validation parameters such as selectivity, specificity, carryover, precision and accuracy, and acceptance criteria. The goal of bioanalytical method validation is to demonstrate that the analytical method is reliable and reproducible for its intended use in quantitatively measuring analytes in a biological matrix.
This document provides information about ZeptoMetrix Corporation, a biotechnology company that develops diagnostic tests and provides related products and services to support infectious disease research and testing. It offers purified microorganisms, serum samples, ELISA and western blot kits, and a biorepository containing over 1 million samples. ZeptoMetrix also manufactures controls, calibrators, and panels for validating diagnostic tests and has facilities for research, manufacturing, and regulatory submissions.
This candidate has over 9 years of experience in quality control and assurance for vaccines and pediatric food products. Their skills include microbiological analysis, audits, biochemical analysis, and validation studies. They are proficient in techniques such as ELISA testing, sterility testing, and microbiological identification. They have a successful track record of implementing quality standards and process improvements to optimize efficiency and product quality.
GLP (Good Laboratory Practice) is a formal regulation created by the FDA in 1978 to ensure the quality and integrity of safety data involved in regulatory decision making. It was developed because of cases of poor laboratory practices, fraudulent activities, and inaccurate reporting of studies. GLP principles provide a framework for planning, conducting, monitoring, recording, reporting and archiving laboratory studies according to standard operating procedures. Following GLP helps ensure the reliability and integrity of data, provides better control and guidelines for laboratory processes, and gives companies conducting research a quality image in the global market.
Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) regulations were created by the FDA in the 1970s after discovering fraudulent activities and poor lab practices that undermined the quality and integrity of data submitted to the FDA. GLP aims to ensure that studies are conducted properly according to standardized operating procedures and that accurate records are kept. This allows data from non-clinical studies to be reliably submitted to regulatory authorities. Key aspects of GLP include requirements for facilities, test systems, operating procedures, personnel qualifications, quality assurance programs, and record keeping. Following GLP helps assure reproducibility and quality of results.
Vasim Abdul Rajjak Padvekar is seeking assignments in chemical analysis or oil analysis with reputed organizations, preferably in the oil and chemical industry in the Gulf region. He has over 10 years of experience in chemical analysis, product and process improvement, documentation, and quality compliance. Some of his areas of expertise include executing cost-saving techniques, coordinating QA/QC, and ensuring compliance with quality measures. He is proficient in various analytical instruments and has worked on projects analyzing chemicals, oils, sludge, sediments, and other materials. He is seeking roles that leverage his strong background in chemical laboratory work and quality control.
This document provides information about Good Laboratory Practices (GLP). It begins by defining GLP as an FDA regulation that establishes principles for conducting laboratory studies. It then discusses the history of GLP, including how it was created by the FDA in 1978 in response to discovering fraudulent activities and poor practices at laboratories. The objectives and mission of GLP are to ensure data submitted are accurate reflections of study results and promote international acceptance of tests. Key aspects of GLP compliance discussed include standard operating procedures, instrumentation and reagent validation, analyst and laboratory certification, and specimen tracking.
This document is a resume for Mayra I. Casiano summarizing her experience in the medical device and pharmaceutical industries. She has over 20 years of experience in manufacturing, process/packaging, technical services, and validation. Some of her responsibilities have included leading manufacturing operations, implementing technology transfers, ensuring regulatory compliance, and authoring standard operating procedures. She is proficient in validation protocols for facilities, equipment, and processes.
SeraCare Life Sciences provides products and services to support the development, validation, and production of human diagnostics and therapeutics. They offer a portfolio of controls, panels, reagents, and contract services including sample collection and testing. SeraCare has facilities in Massachusetts and Maryland and sources plasma and other raw materials to support customers' research and manufacturing needs.
This document discusses the role of GLP compliance in generating accurate and reproducible bioequivalence data. It provides an overview of the evolution of GLP guidelines and the key fundamentals of GLP, including resources, rules and procedures, test characterization, documentation, and quality assurance. It notes that while BE studies involve human subjects and must comply with GCP, the analytical laboratory work should also adhere to GLP principles. Key regulatory guidelines on applying GLP to bioanalytical methods from the US FDA, EMEA, and ICH are summarized. Maintaining both GCP and GLP compliance through validated methods, quality systems, training and oversight can help ensure the best BE study results and regulatory acceptance.
The document discusses Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) standards which were mandated by the FDA and EPA in the 1970s after cases of laboratory malpractice and fraudulent research studies surfaced. GLP standards establish rules for conducting non-clinical safety studies submitted to regulatory agencies and help assure the quality and integrity of study data. Key aspects of GLP compliance include requirements for documentation, equipment calibration and maintenance, proper labeling and use of reagents and chemicals.
This document discusses Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) for quality control laboratories. It defines GLP as a quality system for non-clinical health and environmental safety studies. The purpose of GLP is to promote valid and quality test data for determining safety. Key aspects of GLP include infrastructure requirements for different laboratory sections, calibration and validation of equipment, documentation standards, training programs, and safety measures. The document also provides checklists to ensure all GLP requirements are properly implemented and maintained in the quality control laboratory.
David Lacasella has over 10 years of experience working as a lab assistant. He has a certificate from Cal State San Marcos and has worked at several companies including Nitto Denko, SendX Medical, Hologic, and Scripps Institute. He has experience with a wide range of laboratory equipment and techniques such as DNA extraction, PCR, ELISA testing, and SDS-PAGE. He is detail-oriented and able to follow standard operating procedures.
Enoch Barde has over 8 years of experience in quality control and chemical analysis in the pharmaceutical industry. He has worked in roles such as quality control analyst, quality control officer, and R&D chemist. He is skilled in analytical techniques like HPLC and proficient in GMP, quality management systems, and computer programs like Microsoft Office.
Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) regulations were created by the FDA in the 1970s in response to cases of poor laboratory practices and fraudulent activities in safety testing. GLP aims to ensure that non-clinical safety studies are well-planned, performed, monitored, recorded, and reported in a uniform manner to assure data quality and integrity. Key aspects of GLP include requirements for facilities, equipment, standard operating procedures, personnel training, test system characterization, record keeping, and quality assurance programs. Following GLP standards helps generate reliable and mutually accepted non-clinical data to support regulatory approval of products.
This document provides an overview of Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) standards. GLP standards are concerned with ensuring quality in non-clinical health and safety studies. They aim to promote quality data and sound management of laboratory studies. GLP standards apply to non-clinical studies intended to evaluate safety for submission to regulatory authorities. Key aspects of GLP covered include resources, facilities, equipment, personnel responsibilities and training, characterization of test items, study protocols, record keeping, and quality assurance.
The document discusses Good Laboratory Practices (GLP), which are regulations created by the FDA in 1978 that provide a framework for conducting laboratory studies. GLP was established in response to cases of poor laboratory practices including fraudulent activities and inaccurate reporting of results. The objectives of GLP are to ensure data submitted accurately reflects study results and is traceable. Laboratories must comply with standards for facilities, equipment, record-keeping, personnel qualifications and quality control to avoid penalties for noncompliance like disqualification and inability to conduct future studies.
Carmen Hupf has over 20 years of experience in healthcare management, education, and clinical nursing. She has held leadership roles at large companies like CVS Caremark and Target Corporation, where she oversaw clinics, budgets, and staff. Her expertise includes strategic planning, process improvement, financial management, and developing healthcare professionals. Currently, she is seeking a new opportunity in nursing practice, administration, or education.
This document is a resume for Shaikh Sammad Brown, who has over 15 years of experience in community outreach, education, advocacy, and coalition building. Brown's experience includes positions as a youth arts program director, outreach specialist, intervention specialist, program instructor, community health educator, and outreach program coordinator. In these roles, Brown has developed and presented health education programs, recruited and supervised staff, established partnerships with community organizations, and administered budgets and programs. Brown is seeking a new position to utilize skills in leadership, administration, interpersonal communication, and community development.
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Understanding Bioanalytical Method Validation in a Regulatory PerspectiveDr. Ishaq B Mohammed
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The document provides an overview of bioanalytical method development and validation. It discusses key aspects of the process including sample preparation techniques, calibration curves and quality control standards, method validation parameters such as selectivity, specificity, carryover, precision and accuracy, and acceptance criteria. The goal of bioanalytical method validation is to demonstrate that the analytical method is reliable and reproducible for its intended use in quantitatively measuring analytes in a biological matrix.
This document provides information about ZeptoMetrix Corporation, a biotechnology company that develops diagnostic tests and provides related products and services to support infectious disease research and testing. It offers purified microorganisms, serum samples, ELISA and western blot kits, and a biorepository containing over 1 million samples. ZeptoMetrix also manufactures controls, calibrators, and panels for validating diagnostic tests and has facilities for research, manufacturing, and regulatory submissions.
This candidate has over 9 years of experience in quality control and assurance for vaccines and pediatric food products. Their skills include microbiological analysis, audits, biochemical analysis, and validation studies. They are proficient in techniques such as ELISA testing, sterility testing, and microbiological identification. They have a successful track record of implementing quality standards and process improvements to optimize efficiency and product quality.
GLP (Good Laboratory Practice) is a formal regulation created by the FDA in 1978 to ensure the quality and integrity of safety data involved in regulatory decision making. It was developed because of cases of poor laboratory practices, fraudulent activities, and inaccurate reporting of studies. GLP principles provide a framework for planning, conducting, monitoring, recording, reporting and archiving laboratory studies according to standard operating procedures. Following GLP helps ensure the reliability and integrity of data, provides better control and guidelines for laboratory processes, and gives companies conducting research a quality image in the global market.
Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) regulations were created by the FDA in the 1970s after discovering fraudulent activities and poor lab practices that undermined the quality and integrity of data submitted to the FDA. GLP aims to ensure that studies are conducted properly according to standardized operating procedures and that accurate records are kept. This allows data from non-clinical studies to be reliably submitted to regulatory authorities. Key aspects of GLP include requirements for facilities, test systems, operating procedures, personnel qualifications, quality assurance programs, and record keeping. Following GLP helps assure reproducibility and quality of results.
Vasim Abdul Rajjak Padvekar is seeking assignments in chemical analysis or oil analysis with reputed organizations, preferably in the oil and chemical industry in the Gulf region. He has over 10 years of experience in chemical analysis, product and process improvement, documentation, and quality compliance. Some of his areas of expertise include executing cost-saving techniques, coordinating QA/QC, and ensuring compliance with quality measures. He is proficient in various analytical instruments and has worked on projects analyzing chemicals, oils, sludge, sediments, and other materials. He is seeking roles that leverage his strong background in chemical laboratory work and quality control.
This document provides information about Good Laboratory Practices (GLP). It begins by defining GLP as an FDA regulation that establishes principles for conducting laboratory studies. It then discusses the history of GLP, including how it was created by the FDA in 1978 in response to discovering fraudulent activities and poor practices at laboratories. The objectives and mission of GLP are to ensure data submitted are accurate reflections of study results and promote international acceptance of tests. Key aspects of GLP compliance discussed include standard operating procedures, instrumentation and reagent validation, analyst and laboratory certification, and specimen tracking.
This document is a resume for Mayra I. Casiano summarizing her experience in the medical device and pharmaceutical industries. She has over 20 years of experience in manufacturing, process/packaging, technical services, and validation. Some of her responsibilities have included leading manufacturing operations, implementing technology transfers, ensuring regulatory compliance, and authoring standard operating procedures. She is proficient in validation protocols for facilities, equipment, and processes.
SeraCare Life Sciences provides products and services to support the development, validation, and production of human diagnostics and therapeutics. They offer a portfolio of controls, panels, reagents, and contract services including sample collection and testing. SeraCare has facilities in Massachusetts and Maryland and sources plasma and other raw materials to support customers' research and manufacturing needs.
This document discusses the role of GLP compliance in generating accurate and reproducible bioequivalence data. It provides an overview of the evolution of GLP guidelines and the key fundamentals of GLP, including resources, rules and procedures, test characterization, documentation, and quality assurance. It notes that while BE studies involve human subjects and must comply with GCP, the analytical laboratory work should also adhere to GLP principles. Key regulatory guidelines on applying GLP to bioanalytical methods from the US FDA, EMEA, and ICH are summarized. Maintaining both GCP and GLP compliance through validated methods, quality systems, training and oversight can help ensure the best BE study results and regulatory acceptance.
The document discusses Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) standards which were mandated by the FDA and EPA in the 1970s after cases of laboratory malpractice and fraudulent research studies surfaced. GLP standards establish rules for conducting non-clinical safety studies submitted to regulatory agencies and help assure the quality and integrity of study data. Key aspects of GLP compliance include requirements for documentation, equipment calibration and maintenance, proper labeling and use of reagents and chemicals.
This document discusses Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) for quality control laboratories. It defines GLP as a quality system for non-clinical health and environmental safety studies. The purpose of GLP is to promote valid and quality test data for determining safety. Key aspects of GLP include infrastructure requirements for different laboratory sections, calibration and validation of equipment, documentation standards, training programs, and safety measures. The document also provides checklists to ensure all GLP requirements are properly implemented and maintained in the quality control laboratory.
David Lacasella has over 10 years of experience working as a lab assistant. He has a certificate from Cal State San Marcos and has worked at several companies including Nitto Denko, SendX Medical, Hologic, and Scripps Institute. He has experience with a wide range of laboratory equipment and techniques such as DNA extraction, PCR, ELISA testing, and SDS-PAGE. He is detail-oriented and able to follow standard operating procedures.
Enoch Barde has over 8 years of experience in quality control and chemical analysis in the pharmaceutical industry. He has worked in roles such as quality control analyst, quality control officer, and R&D chemist. He is skilled in analytical techniques like HPLC and proficient in GMP, quality management systems, and computer programs like Microsoft Office.
Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) regulations were created by the FDA in the 1970s in response to cases of poor laboratory practices and fraudulent activities in safety testing. GLP aims to ensure that non-clinical safety studies are well-planned, performed, monitored, recorded, and reported in a uniform manner to assure data quality and integrity. Key aspects of GLP include requirements for facilities, equipment, standard operating procedures, personnel training, test system characterization, record keeping, and quality assurance programs. Following GLP standards helps generate reliable and mutually accepted non-clinical data to support regulatory approval of products.
This document provides an overview of Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) standards. GLP standards are concerned with ensuring quality in non-clinical health and safety studies. They aim to promote quality data and sound management of laboratory studies. GLP standards apply to non-clinical studies intended to evaluate safety for submission to regulatory authorities. Key aspects of GLP covered include resources, facilities, equipment, personnel responsibilities and training, characterization of test items, study protocols, record keeping, and quality assurance.
The document discusses Good Laboratory Practices (GLP), which are regulations created by the FDA in 1978 that provide a framework for conducting laboratory studies. GLP was established in response to cases of poor laboratory practices including fraudulent activities and inaccurate reporting of results. The objectives of GLP are to ensure data submitted accurately reflects study results and is traceable. Laboratories must comply with standards for facilities, equipment, record-keeping, personnel qualifications and quality control to avoid penalties for noncompliance like disqualification and inability to conduct future studies.
Carmen Hupf has over 20 years of experience in healthcare management, education, and clinical nursing. She has held leadership roles at large companies like CVS Caremark and Target Corporation, where she oversaw clinics, budgets, and staff. Her expertise includes strategic planning, process improvement, financial management, and developing healthcare professionals. Currently, she is seeking a new opportunity in nursing practice, administration, or education.
This document is a resume for Shaikh Sammad Brown, who has over 15 years of experience in community outreach, education, advocacy, and coalition building. Brown's experience includes positions as a youth arts program director, outreach specialist, intervention specialist, program instructor, community health educator, and outreach program coordinator. In these roles, Brown has developed and presented health education programs, recruited and supervised staff, established partnerships with community organizations, and administered budgets and programs. Brown is seeking a new position to utilize skills in leadership, administration, interpersonal communication, and community development.
This document provides a summary of Amy G. Villaroya's qualifications and experience. It outlines her education, which includes a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Cebu State College and a Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Texas at Arlington. Her experience spans over 36 years working as a registered nurse in California, New York, and the Philippines in various roles including director of ICU, ED, and nursing administration departments. She has extensive leadership experience and specializes in critical care nursing.
This document provides a resume for Iliana R. Gonzalez, who is seeking a speech-language pathologist assistant position. She received a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Harding University in 2016 with a 3.51 GPA. During her time at Harding, she was on the Dean's List multiple semesters and was an active member of the student speech pathology association for 4 years. She has clinical experience providing speech therapy to clients at Harding Academy, Harding University Speech Clinic, and Bald Knob Public Schools under supervisor guidance. Gonzalez also has volunteer experience teaching English in Cambodia and working with children at various facilities.
James Burns is a veteran medical assistant seeking a career in customer service or medical administration. He has over 6 years of experience in patient care, medical records management, and administrative support from his time in the Navy and VA. Currently pursuing a biology degree, James aims to leverage his proven leadership, multi-tasking abilities, and technical skills in service of patients and customers.
Luke Seidel is a physician assistant who graduated from the USC Keck School of Medicine PA program in 2016 with a Master's degree. He completed rotations in emergency medicine, orthopedics, urgent care, general surgery, internal medicine, pediatrics, and family medicine. Seidel earned his undergraduate degrees from Eureka College in 2013 with honors and was involved in various campus organizations. He is certified in ACLS and is a member of several professional associations.
Award-winning physician assistant with over 13 years of experience working in settings such as family practice, emergency rooms, and gastroenterology. She has a Master of Medical Science degree from Emory University and international experience providing medical care to patients in Guatemala and Kenya.
Luz Torrey has over 15 years of experience as a bilingual counselor providing psychological counseling, education, and treatment for mental health, addiction, and vocational issues. She has a Master's in Psychology and is a certified addiction counselor. For several organizations, she has counseled individuals and groups, assessed clients, developed treatment plans, and collaborated with other professionals. She is proficient in counseling techniques and community outreach.
This resume is for Thomas B. Berenato, an Area Sales Manager with over 20 years of experience in sales management, business development, and strategic planning. He has a proven track record of success working for large medical device companies like Medtronic, DePuy Mitek, and Ethicon, leading sales teams and consistently exceeding sales goals. Berenato provides expertise in new business development, account management, operations, and developing high-performing sales representatives.
John Scully is seeking a career in emergency medicine and trauma. He has over 3 years of experience as a managerial EMT and is currently a physician assistant candidate. His clinical experience includes rotations in general surgery, plastic surgery, OB/GYN, outpatient/inpatient internal medicine, emergency medicine, and pediatric urgent care. He has a strong background in emergency services leadership and administration. His education includes an MS in Physician Assistant Studies and a BS in Health Science.
This document is a resume for Meghan Cronin, a Physician Assistant. It outlines her education, including a Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies from Indiana State University and a Bachelor of Arts in Biology from Indiana University. It provides details of her certifications and professional experience working as a PA in orthopedics, ENT, and sports medicine settings in Chicago, Illinois. It also lists her clinical experience and volunteer work in various medical fields.
Susan Marks has over 30 years of experience in healthcare, including roles as Director of Population Health, Program Director of Population Health, and Manager of Clinical Knowledge Systems. She has a proven track record of developing and implementing population health programs, chronic disease registries, and EMR systems. Her experience spans multiple organizations, including Amati Health, UWHealth, and Kaiser Permanente.
The document provides a resume for Robert Whipple seeking a senior-level position in healthcare management. It summarizes his experience in revenue cycle management, case management, clinical documentation, and hospital operations. It also lists his areas of expertise, software proficiencies, management experience at various healthcare organizations, and credentials.
This document provides a summary of Dean Welke's career experience and qualifications. It outlines his 20+ years of experience in pharmaceutical sales, business development, and training roles across multiple companies. Welke has a proven track record of exceeding sales objectives and has advanced qualifications in healthcare education and management. He currently works as an Auxiliary Constable for the RCMP while maintaining an active career in pharmaceutical sales.
Melissa Hall has over 2 years of experience as a cardiac sonographer at various medical facilities, where she has performed echocardiograms, stress tests, and maintained high quality diagnostic imaging and patient care. She obtained her Bachelor of Science degree in Cardiovascular Sonography from West Coast Ultrasound Institute in 2015 and is a licensed and certified diagnostic medical sonographer. Her resume demonstrates strong skills in cardiac ultrasound imaging, patient care, and maintaining compliance with medical standards and regulations.
Liza Henty-Clark is seeking a full-time position as a licensed occupational therapist in a school setting. She has a Master's degree in Occupational Therapy and will be eligible for licensure in July 2015. She has experience in pediatric and psychosocial settings through fieldwork, including in schools working with children ages 3 to 12. She is proficient in evaluation, treatment planning, interventions and outcome measurement for clients.
Bilal Husien has over 15 years of experience in quality control testing at Pfizer, including managing inventory and shipments of reference standards. He has led projects to improve efficiency and reduce costs, including one that saved $335k. Husien conducts biochemical and immunochemical analysis of samples and ensures compliance with regulations. He is proficient in various lab instruments and systems and has authored standard operating procedures and validation reports.
Amber L Flinchum has over 10 years of experience working in quality control and microbiology laboratory settings. She has an Associate's Degree in Biotechnology from Alamance Community College. Her work history includes positions at Precision Fabrics Group, Mother Murphy's, Tengion, Teleflex, MedTox Diagnostics, and Sir Pizza, where she gained experience in laboratory testing, data entry, microbiology techniques, and customer service. She is proficient in various laboratory equipment, procedures, and computer programs.
Alessandra Braga is seeking a position as a chemical engineer or quality control technician. She has over 20 years of experience in quality control and laboratory analysis, including 5 years in the beverage industry. Her expertise includes using instruments such as HPLC, UV-VIS, FT-IR, and performing techniques like predictive and root cause analysis. She has a B.S. in Chemical Engineering and additional training in quality and development.
This document provides a summary of an individual's experience in analytical chemistry and quality control/assurance roles in the pharmaceutical industry spanning over 25 years. The summary highlights experience developing analytical methods, managing chemistry departments, training personnel, and ensuring compliance with cGMP and other regulatory requirements. Managerial experience is also summarized.
This document provides a summary of an individual's experience in analytical chemistry and quality control/assurance roles in the pharmaceutical industry spanning over 25 years. It highlights experience developing analytical methods, managing chemistry departments, training personnel, and ensuring compliance with cGMP and other regulatory requirements. Managerial experience includes leading teams, budgets, and vendor management. Technical skills include chromatographic and other analytical techniques.
Stael Dumesle has over 7 years of experience in quality assurance and project management for scientific research and medical device development. She has expertise in areas such as quality control, process validation, compliance with FDA regulations, and statistical analysis. She holds a Master's degree in Pharmaceutical Systems Management and Bachelor's degrees in Biology.
The document is a resume for Kanagasabapathi S., highlighting his expertise and 10+ years of experience in bioanalytical method development and drug discovery. It summarizes his responsibilities developing over 1000 analytical methods for small molecules, conducting ADME assays, and managing projects. Currently he works as a Research Scientist at Syngene International Ltd, where he leads projects and trains junior scientists.
Laura Monroy Rizo has over 10 years of experience in quality control analysis and forensic DNA analysis. She currently works as a QC Analyst for Alcon Laboratories where she performs bioburden testing on raw materials and develops neutralization methods. Previously she worked as a DNA Analyst and Automation Specialist for Cellmark Forensics where she performed DNA extractions, analysis, and maintained instrumentation. She has a Bachelor's degree in Forensic Science and a certificate in Forensic DNA and Serology.
The document provides a summary of Michael Kucharski's qualifications and experience as a laboratory professional specializing in quality control and quality assurance. It includes his contact information, educational background in biology from California State University Long Beach, laboratory skills and equipment experience, and work history in quality control roles at Shire Pharmaceuticals and BakeMark USA.
George Baklayan has over 25 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, holding positions at companies such as ISTA Pharmaceuticals, Xoma Ltd., University of Southern California, and California Institute of Technology. He has a proven track record of successfully developing and launching multiple drug products from concept through approval. His expertise includes analytical method development and validation, process development, pre-clinical studies, and regulatory filings.
This document is a resume for Chipo Chinenyanga seeking a position as a Chemistry Laboratory Technician. It summarizes her qualifications which include 5 years of laboratory experience and a diploma in Chemical Laboratory Technology. Her skills include conducting tests, operating laboratory equipment, and ensuring compliance with good manufacturing practices and safety protocols. She has worked in quality control and assurance roles for several companies, performing tasks such as product testing, data analysis, and maintaining documentation.
Nicole Krug has over 15 years of experience in clinical laboratories and is currently a Senior Technical Applications Specialist at Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics. She has a Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences from Northern Illinois University and an Associate of Applied Science in Clinical Laboratory Sciences from Sauk Valley College. Krug has extensive experience in clinical laboratory management, technical consultation, training, and regulatory compliance across various testing platforms. She has received recognition for her expertise and customer service.
The document is a resume for Lim Lai Poh summarizing his qualifications and experience. He has over 10 years of experience as a QC chemist with expertise in lab operations, instrumentation, and software. Currently he works as a Lab Specialist at Tate and Lyle (S) Pte Ltd, where his responsibilities include resource planning, training, instrument maintenance, purchasing, and ensuring regulatory compliance.
Melissa Bridgers has over 15 years of experience in quality control and microbiology. She currently works as a Regional Microbiologist and Quality Control Supervisor at RB Manufacturing, where she supervises laboratories, develops test methods, performs validations, and ensures compliance. Previously she held roles at Covidien, Surmodics Pharmaceuticals, Southern Research Institute, and Vintage Pharmaceuticals, gaining experience in areas such as microbiological testing, environmental monitoring, equipment validation, and GMP compliance. She has a Bachelor of Science degree from Middle Tennessee State University and is an ISO 9001 lead auditor.
This document is a resume for Aida Wolde, who is applying for a position as a sample technician. She has 3 years of experience working in a laboratory and holds post-graduate and advanced diplomas related to quality assurance/quality control and chemical engineering. Her relevant skills include maintaining and using laboratory equipment, understanding health and safety procedures, analyzing samples using various techniques, and preparing standard operating procedures and reports.
Jeff Wright has over 20 years of experience as an analytical laboratory technician performing gas chromatography and high performance liquid chromatography analysis in a large-scale pharmaceutical GMP laboratory environment. He has worked at Pfizer in Kalamazoo, MI since 1984, serving as team lead for more than 10 years. Wright has extensive experience with instrument maintenance, calibration, sample testing, and reporting to support API production. He oversees process and equipment validation for new instruments and methods.
Sapna Yadav has over 3 years of experience in life sciences and biotechnology industries. She currently works as a Quality Control Lead at ThermoFisher Scientific, where she oversees manufacturing processes and product quality. Previously she has worked as an Associate Manufacturing Technician synthesizing DNA, and has internship experience in clinical research. She has a Bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences and certification in clinical trial monitoring.
GLP is a formal FDA regulation created in 1978 that provides principles for conducting laboratory studies in a standard, consistent manner. It aims to ensure quality and integrity of data submitted to the FDA. Key GLP principles include requirements for test facility organization, quality assurance programs, facilities, equipment, test systems, standard operating procedures, study conduct, reporting, and record keeping. GLP helps provide reliable results and protects study integrity and data for regulating products like drugs and pesticides.
Rajendra Balaso Kolape has over 13 years of experience in quality control and analytical development with companies like Johnson & Johnson, Ranbaxy Labs Ltd., and Cipla focusing on raw material analysis, stability testing, method development and validation, instrument qualification, and audit management. He currently holds the role of Group Leader - Clinical Release & Stability at Janssen and has a Master's degree in Chemistry, with a goal of excelling in analytical and related research to ensure business success and patient safety.
Jihad Missaoui has a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Salem State University. He has laboratory experience in protein purification, PCR, chromatography, microscopy, and other techniques. His work experience includes quality control and laboratory roles at Millipore EMD and Phigenics, where he prepared media/buffers, performed assays and analyses, maintained documentation, and ensured compliance. He also has experience as a research assistant in Morocco collecting and analyzing water samples to determine microorganism presence and water quality.
1. Samha Lacoul
31587 Burnham Way, Hayward, CA, 94544
samha.joshi12@gmail.com, 5102890379
Seeking position as: Laboratory Technician / Quality Control / Quality Assurance / Research Associate / Scientist
TECHNICAL SKILLS
• Hands on experience in Shimadzu HPLC • LC, GC and UV Spectrophotometer
• Mammalian cell culture such CHO cell line, NIHt3 cell
lines and SP20 cell lines
• QC Analysis and inspection of testing materials under
GMP and cGMP regulations
• Hemotocytometer and Cycle Counting • Mammalian cells culture
• Bioinformatics, Sapphire LIMS, Empower, Chromeleon • DNA Extraction/Isolation, ClustalW, FASTA, NCBI
• Gel Electrophoresis ,SDS Page and Elissa Assays • SOP, Change Control Requests, CAPA investigations
• Serial Dilution • Aseptic Technique and HAZMAT Certified
• Operation, Maintenance and troubleshooting of Water,
Dionex and Agilent HPLC instruments.
• Hands on Experience on Immunoassay, PCR, Real
Time PCR, Capping and NASA assay
• Buffer and Reagent Formulations, Single Channel
Pipettes and Multichannel Pipettes
• DNA Extraction from cells, blood and samples, NGS
sequencing
• DNA Hybridization and Fluidics Station • GMP,SOP, FDA regulated environment
ADDITIONAL SKILLS
• Detail oriented with well-developed oral / written communication skill
• Quality Control / Quality Assurance
• Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint (Microsoft Office)
• Proficient Email, Internet, Search, Social Media
• Excellent Documentation and Organizing
• Interpersonal skills
• Individual contributor as well as excellent team player
• Friendly and Fast Learner
EDUCATION
Ohlone College (Fremont and Newark, CA)
Certificate in Research Associate (August 2014 - In progress)
San Jose State University (San Jose, CA)
Bachelor in Science, Health Science (2006 - 2009)
Major: Health Science, Minor: Child Development
BioHealth College (San Jose, CA)
Certificate in Biotechnology Technician & Bioinformatics (January 2008 - December 2009)
San Jose City College (San Jose, CA)
Completed my Associate Degree in Science (2004 – 2006)
2. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (4 years of industrial experiences)
Bayer Healthcare, Berkeley, CA (November 30, 2015 to present)
Quality Control Analyst (Contract)
• Performed analytical testing to support the release, stability and in process testing samples, or final
products and supports the release of materials for production or products for commercial use in GMP and FDA
regulated environment.
• Accurately followed relevant SOPs, performed all activities in accordance with cGMP requirements
reported abnormalities. Initiated and completed laboratory discrepancies events on time.
• Documented test results to ensure completeness and accuracy per cGMPs.
• Demonstrated hands on knowledge of operating, maintaining, and troubleshooting skills for Water, Dionex
and Agilent HPLC instruments as well as quality and regulatory requirements pertinent to quality control labs.
Performed moderate to complex equipment troubleshooting.
• Prepared Sodium Hydroxide, helium and DI water Mobile phase for HPLC instruments,0.1 M Tris, TMS,
10%Acetronitrile and 5% Methanol buffers using QC balances and ph meter
• Initiated Change Control requests in client’s document management system and followed through until
the completion of workflows.
• Followed SOP for chromatography systems and software(Waters/Empower, Dionex/chromeleon and
Agilent)
• Performed HPLC and Entered data and reagent preparation into LIMS. Reviewed data in both LIMS and
hard copy test records.
• Supported routine testing and performed HPLC testing to determine protein concentration to ensure
immediate and final products are released on time.
• Supported in Control Charts and qualification reports and reviewed logbooks.
• Assisted in Lab discrepancy and DR investigations
• Assisted in 5s for lab management and maintained equipments for running assays
Citragen Pharmaceutical Inc., Fremont, CA (August 5th
, 2015 to November 30, 2015)
Quality Assurance / Quality Control Chemist (Full time)
• Performed analytical testing to support the release, stability and in process testing samples, or final
products and supports the release of materials for production or products for commercial use.
• Accurately followed relevant SOPs, performed all activities in accordance with cGMP
• Wrote SOPS, protocols, and reports as needed in support of pharmaceutical development.
• Hands-on laboratory experience in formulation development
• Hands on experience in using Spectrophotometer (UV/Vis, fluorescence, Mass Spectrometry)
• Gathered information necessary to support changes to existing methods according to procedures or
instrument repair and re-qualification.
• Business market analysis and product line operations
• Managed and trained two employees in operating and trouble-shooting Waters HPLC.
• Changed SEC columns into water 2897 HPLC instruments.
Affymetrix. Inc, Santa Clara, CA (November, 2014 to June, 2015)
Research Assistant (Contract)
• Performed laboratory experiments to generate reproducible/reliable data
• Performed supervised testing of components and process modifications of biochemical assay products
and designs
• Maintained and presented accurate records, concisely summarized and reported data
• Conducted computer-based data analysis
• Operated PCR instrument and used analysis to do NGS analysis
• Trained team members and my manager on operation of Fluidic stations and DNA hybridization oven
• Assisted in Microarray analysis and performed reagent testing
• Designed, conducted, and summarized, interpreted results and based on it prepared summary reports
• Participated in presentation using PowerPoint presentations my scientific observation to team members
• Maintained and documented all maintenance /testing records by following GMP/GLP guidance
• Worked independently and unsupervised to execute IVD assays in Bench oriented Laboratory setting.
• Used Excel Spreadsheet, Word Process and PowerPoint presentations in meetings to execute Scientific
Analysis to my team members
3. • Performed Small Scale harvest of mammalian cell culture of NITH3 cells and SP20 cells for one year
• Performed biochemical assays and bacterial culture assays under Bio-safety level II hood using reagents
• Agarose Gel Electrophoresis, DNA extraction and basic nucleic acid enzymology (restriction digests,
PCR, in vitro transcription).
Took Time off to start Family and Training for Biotech Certificate (Aug 2011 to Oct 2014)
Genentech, South San Francisco, CA (May 2011- July 2011)
Media Preparation Technician (Contract)
• Cleaning and preparation of a wide variety of small parts, vessels, and filter assemblies for use by
Manufacturing using applicable Standard Operating Procedures in accordance with cGMP guidelines
• Maintenance of cell culture in T25 flasks and batch fermentation in serum bottles
• Operated autoclaves, water systems, and automated washers, and automated CIP systems
• Performed data entry into LIMS, Excel Spreadsheets and ensured department compliance with policies
and procedures.
• Performed routine equipment maintenance and housekeeping.
• Maintained a safe and clean work environment
• Performed work according to applicable Standard Operating Procedures, Test Procedures, Forms, Safety
Guidelines, and current Good Manufacturing Practices.
• Participated in a variety of projects designed to improve the safety, quality, customer service, and
efficiency of the department.
Wafergene Biosystems, Fremont, CA (January 2011- March 2011)
Research Assistant (Contract)
• Used Multichannel Pipettes to prepare 96 well and 384 well immunoassays using Gyro immunoassay
plate kits for printing DNA chips.
• Material receiving, inventory, purchasing, and documentation
• Managed general laboratory supplies
• Monitored laboratory De-ionized water pH level
• Responsible for shipping and handling
• Data Filing and documentation
• Daily GLP/GMP instrument(s) calibration and logging
• Prepared Wash buffer and reagents
• Operated Array jet Machine for DNA chip printing
• Used PCR machine for Visual QC of the DNA Chips
• Measured and Calculated Viscosity and Surface Tension of the Samples.
• Experienced and Familiar with Flow Cytometry, fluorescence microscopy and
• Wrote procedures/specification sheets for Quality Control Inspection and performed SDS page, Elisa, Gel
Filtration and bacterial and mammalian cell cultures
• Familiar with illumine sequencing platforms and experience with next generation sequencing library
preparation.
BD Bioscience, San Jose, CA (May 2010- September 2010)
Production Lab Technician (Contract)
• Prepared buffers and laboratory reagents according to SOP.
• Prepared labeling, operated and maintained production equipments
• Weighed, measured, and checked materials to assure batches
• Maintained inventory of chemicals, antibodies or supplies.
• Performed cycle counting and MRP transactions
• Used Graduating Cylinder to prepare reagents and used Batch Records
• Established and maintained logs and databases of instrument failures and defects
• Calibrated and tested pH instruments, Spectrometer and other laboratory instruments in the company
References will be provided on request