Experience

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  LimFlow SA

  • France
  • Medical Equipment Manufacturing
  • 1 - 100 Employee

  • Director Medical Affairs

    • Sep 2022 - Present

  • Clinical Manager

    • Sep 2017 - Sep 2022

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  Claret Medical

  • Santa Rosa, CA

  • Sr. CRA

    • Jul 2015 - Sep 2017
    • Santa Rosa, CA

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  Mauna Kea Technologies

  • US Clinical Project Manager

    • Jan 2014 - Jul 2015

    Played a pivotal role in a dynamic, highly innovative environment by serving as driver of clinical studies in the United States. Focused on leading innovation in endomicroscopy, with research ongoing across specialties, including gastroenterology, pulmonology, urology, and neurosurgery.Honored to have successfully lobbied for and assisted in first use study in renal masses.

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  Medical University of South Carolina

  • Charleston, South Carolina Area

  • Program Coordinator/Clinical Research Associate

    • Jan 2013 - Jan 2014
    • Charleston, South Carolina Area

    Actively participated in the planning and implementing of research programs in the Gastroenterology and Hepatology. Involved in all stages of GI clinical trials, including setting up, regulatory submissions, initiating, performing, and closing down the trials. Responsible for an array of industry sponsored, investigator-initiated, and grant-funded studies in topics ranging from sphincter of oddi dysfunction to cryotherapy treatment in gastro settings.

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  FirstString Research Inc.

  • Charleston, South Carolina Area

  • Clinical Research Project Manager

    • Jan 2012 - Jan 2013
    • Charleston, South Carolina Area

    FirstString Research, Inc. is a biotechnology company focused on the development and commercialization of therapeutics for scar prevention and tissue regeneration. There is a significant unmet medical need for the prevention of scarring resulting from surgeries and injuries. FirstString is endeavoring to meet that need by developing a class of compounds which form the platform of this exciting technology.Established platform compound new indication research and development within the company. Specialized in orphaned diseases and blood-brain-barrier dysfunction in the search to find new therapeutic indications for the ACT peptides.Specialized in DoD, NIH, and foundation funding procurement.

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  Yale University School of Medicine

  • United States
  • Research Services
  • 700 & Above Employee

  • Senior Research, Intensive Bachelor of Science

    • Aug 2010 - May 2011

    Performed extensive bench research for senior thesis: “Characterization of cellular and molecular aspects of impaired follicle development in ePAB-deficient female mice.”Work all student-driven, with supervision by members of Dr. Emre Seli’s lab.

  • Clinical Research Assistant, Tek Lab

    • May 2010 - Aug 2010

    Organized, coded, and interpreted data from trials that study effect of eszopiclone regime on insomniac schizophrenics. Interviewed study participants, performed cognitive testing, and tracked progress. First contact for all participants. .

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  Yale University

  • Head Freshman Counselor

    • Apr 2010 - May 2011

    Freshmen Counselors are responsible and mature students chosen based on a strong record of academic success, personal maturity, and commitment to serving others. They serve as advisors, working closely as a team with the College Dean and easing the transition of incoming freshmen to the academic, social, and cultural life of Yale College.

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  Yale University

  • Lab Assistant, Monteiro Lab

    • Sep 2007 - May 2008

    Responsible for care of model organisms, as well as day-to-lab lab needs, and some basic research procedures."Research in the lab addresses both the ultimate selective factors that favor particular wing patterns, as well as the proximate mechanisms that generate those patterns. We combine tools from ethology, population genetics, phylogenetics, and developmental biology to understand the nature of the variation underlying developmental mechanisms within or between species, and why species display their particular color patterns. Our model organisms (so far) have been African satyrid butterflies in the genus Bicyclus, pierid butterflies, and saturniid moths." --from lab website