Sample Senior Scientist Resume

Contact Information:

• Full name
• Present and permanent addresses
• Telephone numbers
• Email address

Objective:

Obtain a challenging position to apply my skills in analytical chemistry in pharmaceutical research and development.

Career Experience:

Senior Analytical Chemist

Cambrex North Brunswick, Inc, March 2005 to Present

Supervise and support early development Phase 1, pre-IND development stage with LC- PDA MS, fluorescence and other in-vitro analysis. Support early analytical methods development for cancer therapeutics with polymer delivery technologies, dendrimer/ peptide conjugates. Introduced, LCMS and viscometry to staff to successfully complete five projects in various stages of development with positive customer feedback. Coordinates with customer, consultants and Cambrex staff to ensure goals are met and projects completed in a timely manner.

Senior Research Scientist

Polymerix Corporation, March 2002 to March 2005

Hired and supervised four new analysts in HPLC, GPC and LC-MS techniques to assist in the development of bioanalytical assays for the controlled or sustained release of anti-proliferative pharmaceuticals (eg. Paclitaxel, rapamycin, methotrexate, mycophenolic acid, estrogen) as admixtures in combination with the polyNSAIDs for use on coronary arterial stents and vascular grafts. Provided full analytical support in the synthetic development of polymeric bio-erodable materials by performing all physical integrity testing, drug load testing, and applied stability testing. Contributed to drug-delivery development by suggesting modifications that led to a patent for use on coronary arterial stents and vascular grafts. Developed and trained staff on LC-MS/MS for in-vivo/in-vitro PK studies.

Senior Research Chemist

Merck Research Labs, January 2000 to March 2002

Developed and completed pre-clinical analyses required to update/amend IND for two antineoplastic drugs, a doxorubicin-peptide conjugate and an indolocarbazole-based topoisomerase inhibitor (PBECL4-special compound handling).Developed HPLC, GC direct and headspace methods for impurity profile and assay of key intermediates and final products for in-process synthetic development and optimization. Supported process chemistry with suggested methods for reaction monitoring regarding purity/yield. Applied near-infrared and mid-infrared spectroscopy to reaction monitoring, moisture determination and reaction kinetics. Trained and supervised a summer intern to original research project leading to a publication.

Senior Research Chemist

Merial Ltd.

Pharmacokinetics and Drug Metabolism Department, November 1997 to January 2000

Investigated the metabolic and pharmacokinetic profile for potential drug candidates via in-vivo plasma analyses up to eight metabolites simultaneously using LC-MS-MS; GC-ECD and GC-MSD techniques to assess the efficacy of a lead cyclo-oxygenase inhibitor (Cox II) and fipronil at the low parts per billion level using both reverse phase and normal phase solid phase extraction techniques SPE-C8, C18, NH2, SiOH, PRS, DIOL. Developed 96-well SPE procedures for the high-throughput analysis. Trained and supervised one entry-level chemist.

Scientific Training

• Waters Empower Advanced Topics for HPLC Acquisition, Processing, Review Dec 5, 2006
• cGMP Foundation Training, Pharmaceutical Training Seminars, Inc. Jan 09, 2004
• Waters Micromass Technology Users Forum 4, Workshop, Oct 26, 2004
• Solid-State Chemistry of Biologicals: Achieving Quality by Design, SSCI, Inc. Nov, 2003
• LC-MS/MS Quattro LC Operation and Application July, 14, 2004; Sep 20, 2004
• Waters Empower for PDA, LC-MS, Sep 17, 2003
• LCMS: Theory Instruments and Applications, EAS October 1-2, 2001.
• The Drug Discovery and Development Process, Merck Research Labs, Nov 15, 2000
• The Organic Chemistry of Drug Design and Drug Action, R.B. Silverman, August 1999.
• LCQ Operations May 17-21, 1999
• Short Course in Drug Metabolism, P.J. Murphy, Merck Research Labs, April 30, May 1, 1998

Professional Affiliations

• American Chemical Society
• Sigma Xi Scientific Research Society, Associate Member
• Epsilon Sigma Pi Honor Society
• Biophysical Society Member
• International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC), Affiliate Member.

Education

• Ph.D. Chemistry, Seton Hall University, December 1997 (GPA 3.84/4.00)
• B.S. Chemistry, Manhattan College, May 1989 (GPA 3.87/4.00)

Pharmacy Technician Resume

Contact Information:

Career Objective:

To secure a position in the field of academics in chemistry and wanted to impart the knowledge for the betterment of the society by using my previous knowledge

Experience:

Teacher/ Dean of Students
Suffolk Lutheran School, St. James, NY -1/90-6/94
Taught regent's chemistry and physics, environmental science, and physical science during the first half of each day
Developed and administered the Student Code of Conduct and Disciplinary Procedures

Project Manager
ABC Corporation, Research Labs, Farmingdale, NY (Home Office-Westport, Connecticut), 1982-1988
Instructed personnel on specific analytical techniques,
Organized, supervised, and directed long and short-term studies for the development of an innovative biotical technology;
Presented the status of my work at meetings on a regular basis;
Demonstrated techniques and presented data to other researchers;
Translated research papers written in Italian and Spanish

Pharmacy Technician (Part-time)
Good Samaritan Hospital, West Islip, NY, 1982-1983
Responsibilities included the preparation of I.V. infusions and hyper-alimentation mixtures, filling prescriptions, and related duties

Education:

Masters degree in Science Education
State University of New York, at Stony Brook, Stony Brook, NY , 1997

Teacher Certification Program
State University of New York at Old Westbury, Old Westbury, NY - , 1989

Adelphi University, Garden City, NY - Part-time evening study in chemistry, 1984-1987

University D L Aquila, L Aquila, Italia - Major: Medicine, 1979-1981

Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Chemistry
Florida Southern College, Lakeland, FL , 1975-1979

Pharmacy Technician
Naval School of Health Sciences, Portsmouth, VA - Certification: , 1974-1975

Pharmacy Technician
U.S. Naval Regional Medical Center, Orlando, FL, 1975-1978

Affiliations:
Science Teachers Association of New York, Adjunct

Research Scientist Resume

Contact Information:

Career Objective:

To secure a position in the field of chemistry and wanted to grow vertically in the field of chemistry sector domain.

Experience:
Associate Research Scientist
Geochemical and Environmental Research Group, Texas A&M University, 1989 to June 1998

Responsible for following projects:

Quantitive analyses of PCBs, Pesticide & "priority pollutants" following EPA protocols
Quantitive analyses of PAH using GC-MS. QA/QC of organic analytical data
Running GC-ECD laboratory. Preparation of data reports
Perform "Oil Correlation Study".
Interpreting the GC-MS data of the genetic oil types of the Gulf of Mexico
Mapping of marine petroleum seepage.
Several significant publications in peer reviewed journals.

Senior chemist
Core Laboratories International Singapore & Indonesia, 1985 - 1989

Performed and supervised:
Cargo Inspection analyzes of oil refinery products for Saybold and GATX
Forensic work for insurance adjusters. TENAX GC of samples connected with arson.
Report preparation, staff evaluations, and promotions
Geochemical evaluation of single wells and whole basins from Oman, Pakistan, China, Thailand, Malaysia, U.A.E., Philippines, Indonesia
Supervision of large geochemistry and chemistry laboratories
Clients served include PETRONAS, PERTAMINA, P.T. Caltex, Huffco, Idemitsu, Japex, JNOC

Education:

UCLA, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Doctor of Chemistry
University of Akron, Department of Chemistry Bachelor of Chemistry, May 1995

Chemistry Teacher Resume

Contact Information:

"To use my knowledge in best possible way for the betterment of the environment and to secure a position in Chemistry field"

Education:
BS in Chemistry, University of Phoenix, Houston, TX
Bachelor of Science in Biology, May 1994, Mississippi Valley State University, Itta Bena, MS
Teacher Certification Program, December 2005, Secondary 8-12 Life Science, University of Houston, Houston, TX

Classroom Experience:

Chemistry, Biology, IPC Teacher, Alta Academy, Houston ISD, 2005-2006

Teach eleventh and twelfth grade chemistry, biology and IPC.
Targeting students performing at or below grade level, immigrants, recovered dropouts, and potential dropouts.
This challenging accelerated program allowed me to inspire students to achieve academic success toward a smooth transition through high school with emphasis on citizenship and community services.

Language Arts Teacher, Two Dimensions Preparatory Academy Charter School, Charter School, 2004-2005

Teach fourth grade language, writing and spelling.
Deal effectively with students of all levels and learning abilities.
Team leader with proven skills as a problem solver

Science Teacher, Two Dimensions Preparatory Academy Charter School, Charter School, 2002 - 2004

Teach eighth grade science. Instruct individuals and groups of students on competitive levels.
Team leader with proven skills as a problem solver
Success of TAKS benchmark scores for eighth grade- 82% for 2002-2004

Biology/Chemistry Teacher, Two Dimensions Preparatory Academy Charter School, Charter School, 1999-2002

Teach ninth grade biology/chemistry. Concerned with the total growth and needs of the child involving social, emotional, intellectual, creative and physical behavior.
Success of TAKS benchmark scores for ninth grade- 80% for 1999-2002

Science Teacher, LaMarque Middle School, LaMarque Independent School District, 1996 - 1999

Teach sixth and eighth grade science. Instruct individuals and groups of students on competitive levels.
Success of TAAS benchmark scores for eighth grade- 80%, 86%, and 90% for 1996-1999

Biology/Chemistry Teacher, Nailor High School, Cleveland School District, 1995 - 1996

Teach ninth grade biology. Concerned with the total growth and needs of the child involving social, emotional, intellectual, creative and physical behavior.

Science Teacher, Eastside Elementary School, Cleveland School District, Summer 1995

Teach sixth grade science for summer school. Strong ability to present subject matter in multiple context tailored individual needs.