A. Tharanee, MD, PhD
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Murali Temburni
I have had the privilege of knowing Tharanee on both a professional and personal level. I first met him when he was a new graduate student in the Biology Department. I was immediately drawn to Tharanee not only because of his obvious intellect, but also because of his passion for neuroscience. As he perfected the nuances of neuronal and astrocyte cell cultures, he taught me a great deal about the merits of different spike sorting methods and waveform analyses. One thing about Tharanee: he will happily take time to discuss the merits of the current scientific literature; and when you need help in implementation, he will be the first to come to your aid. Over the years, I have seen him face numerous challenges, and overcome them because of another unique quality – he is willing to seek the advice of colleagues and outside sources for solutions. In the interest of solving a problem quickly, he will easily put aside his ego and reevaluate the current situation. This is indeed a rare quality in a scientist. He is a unique individual with a combination of passions for science , medicine, and quantitative analysis. I am convinced that he would be in his element at the confluence of these fields.
Karl E. Miletti
I've had the pleasure of not only observing Tharanee as a graduate researcher but also as a brilliant student in a graduate elective I taught last spring semester (Biology of Stem Cells). As it is characteristic of outstanding graduate students, Tharanee's work ethics and critical thinking is second-to-none. He also effectively combines his training in medicine with his knowledge in neuroscience to come up with thorough analysis of complex biological questions. In addition to his intellectual skills Tharanee is a very friendly and humble person. I wish him the best and I see nothing but a successful career as a physician scientist.
Murali Temburni
I have had the privilege of knowing Tharanee on both a professional and personal level. I first met him when he was a new graduate student in the Biology Department. I was immediately drawn to Tharanee not only because of his obvious intellect, but also because of his passion for neuroscience. As he perfected the nuances of neuronal and astrocyte cell cultures, he taught me a great deal about the merits of different spike sorting methods and waveform analyses. One thing about Tharanee: he will happily take time to discuss the merits of the current scientific literature; and when you need help in implementation, he will be the first to come to your aid. Over the years, I have seen him face numerous challenges, and overcome them because of another unique quality – he is willing to seek the advice of colleagues and outside sources for solutions. In the interest of solving a problem quickly, he will easily put aside his ego and reevaluate the current situation. This is indeed a rare quality in a scientist. He is a unique individual with a combination of passions for science , medicine, and quantitative analysis. I am convinced that he would be in his element at the confluence of these fields.
Karl E. Miletti
I've had the pleasure of not only observing Tharanee as a graduate researcher but also as a brilliant student in a graduate elective I taught last spring semester (Biology of Stem Cells). As it is characteristic of outstanding graduate students, Tharanee's work ethics and critical thinking is second-to-none. He also effectively combines his training in medicine with his knowledge in neuroscience to come up with thorough analysis of complex biological questions. In addition to his intellectual skills Tharanee is a very friendly and humble person. I wish him the best and I see nothing but a successful career as a physician scientist.
Murali Temburni
I have had the privilege of knowing Tharanee on both a professional and personal level. I first met him when he was a new graduate student in the Biology Department. I was immediately drawn to Tharanee not only because of his obvious intellect, but also because of his passion for neuroscience. As he perfected the nuances of neuronal and astrocyte cell cultures, he taught me a great deal about the merits of different spike sorting methods and waveform analyses. One thing about Tharanee: he will happily take time to discuss the merits of the current scientific literature; and when you need help in implementation, he will be the first to come to your aid. Over the years, I have seen him face numerous challenges, and overcome them because of another unique quality – he is willing to seek the advice of colleagues and outside sources for solutions. In the interest of solving a problem quickly, he will easily put aside his ego and reevaluate the current situation. This is indeed a rare quality in a scientist. He is a unique individual with a combination of passions for science , medicine, and quantitative analysis. I am convinced that he would be in his element at the confluence of these fields.
Karl E. Miletti
I've had the pleasure of not only observing Tharanee as a graduate researcher but also as a brilliant student in a graduate elective I taught last spring semester (Biology of Stem Cells). As it is characteristic of outstanding graduate students, Tharanee's work ethics and critical thinking is second-to-none. He also effectively combines his training in medicine with his knowledge in neuroscience to come up with thorough analysis of complex biological questions. In addition to his intellectual skills Tharanee is a very friendly and humble person. I wish him the best and I see nothing but a successful career as a physician scientist.
Murali Temburni
I have had the privilege of knowing Tharanee on both a professional and personal level. I first met him when he was a new graduate student in the Biology Department. I was immediately drawn to Tharanee not only because of his obvious intellect, but also because of his passion for neuroscience. As he perfected the nuances of neuronal and astrocyte cell cultures, he taught me a great deal about the merits of different spike sorting methods and waveform analyses. One thing about Tharanee: he will happily take time to discuss the merits of the current scientific literature; and when you need help in implementation, he will be the first to come to your aid. Over the years, I have seen him face numerous challenges, and overcome them because of another unique quality – he is willing to seek the advice of colleagues and outside sources for solutions. In the interest of solving a problem quickly, he will easily put aside his ego and reevaluate the current situation. This is indeed a rare quality in a scientist. He is a unique individual with a combination of passions for science , medicine, and quantitative analysis. I am convinced that he would be in his element at the confluence of these fields.
Karl E. Miletti
I've had the pleasure of not only observing Tharanee as a graduate researcher but also as a brilliant student in a graduate elective I taught last spring semester (Biology of Stem Cells). As it is characteristic of outstanding graduate students, Tharanee's work ethics and critical thinking is second-to-none. He also effectively combines his training in medicine with his knowledge in neuroscience to come up with thorough analysis of complex biological questions. In addition to his intellectual skills Tharanee is a very friendly and humble person. I wish him the best and I see nothing but a successful career as a physician scientist.
Experience
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Physicians' Education Resource®, LLC (PER®)
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United States
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Education Management
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1 - 100 Employee
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Medical Writer
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Aug 2022 - Present
Oncology grants and strategy in Continuing Medical Education (CME) programs for physicians, pharmacists, and nurses.
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Associate Medical Writer
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Aug 2021 - Aug 2022
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Delaware State University
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Research Affiliate - Postdoctoral Fellow
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Mar 2020 - Aug 2021
• Scientific communications: Scientific writing & editing for peer reviewed publication
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Consultant
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Aug 2019 - Mar 2020
• Pharmaceutical device: design microelectrode array experiments• Quantitative metrics: computational multielectrode strategic analysis• Strategic direction of immunochemistry & pharmacology protocols• Lab engagement: training & coaching, technical support, maintain OSHA compliance
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Delaware State University
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Adjunct Professor
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Aug 2015 - Dec 2015
• Quantitative Biology: Quantitative & statistical analysis in Excel for life sciences • Quantitative Biology: Quantitative & statistical analysis in Excel for life sciences
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University of Pittsburgh
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Research Associate
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Nov 2009 - Apr 2010
• Therapeutic immunology: Clinical research in patient customized cancer vaccines • Therapeutic immunology: Clinical research in patient customized cancer vaccines
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Dr. Iwamura Memorial Hospital and Research Center
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Bhaktapur, Nepal
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Medical Volunteer
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Oct 2001 - Jan 2002
• Direct patient care & therapeutic management e.g., GI endoscopy & abdominal surgery • Direct patient care & therapeutic management e.g., GI endoscopy & abdominal surgery
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Habitat for Humanity
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United States
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Non-profit Organizations
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700 & Above Employee
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Volunteer
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Sep 1994 - May 1998
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Dekalb Genetics
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United States
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Research Assistant
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Jun 1997 - Sep 1997
• Obtained population counts, hand-pollinated, and controlled population phenotypes amongst five test plots through the northeastern United States • Obtained population counts, hand-pollinated, and controlled population phenotypes amongst five test plots through the northeastern United States
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Lancaster General Hospital
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United States
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Higher Education
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100 - 200 Employee
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Student Internship
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Mar 1996 - Jun 1996
• Shadowed physicians, rotated on patients, reviewed medical records • Shadowed physicians, rotated on patients, reviewed medical records
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The Johns Hopkins University
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Lab Assistant
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Jun 1994 - Sep 1994
• Refined respiratory models for aerosol particle deposition • Refined respiratory models for aerosol particle deposition
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Education
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2011 - 2019
Delaware State University
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Neuroscience -
2003 - 2009
St. Christopher Iba Mar Diop College of Medicine
Doctor of Medicine - MD, Medicine -
1994 - 1998
Franklin & Marshall College
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Neuroscience Major, Anthropology Minor
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