Experience

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  National Health Mission Odisha

  • Bhadrak, Orissa, India

  • Microbiologist- IDSP

    • Oct 2016 - Present
    • Bhadrak, Orissa, India

    1. Undertake / guide technicians for laboratory investigations of diseases of Public Health importance.2. Facilitate capacity building of laboratory technicians and assistance.3. Ensure implementation of guidelines for Biomedical Waste Management.4. Support district surveillance unit in other works related to effective implementation of IDSP.5. Provide technical support to District Public Health Laboratories being strengthened under Integrated Disease Surveillance Project.6. In-charge of district COVID RTPCR laboratory.

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  Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR)

  • Bhubaneswar

  • Research Assistant (Virology)

    • Oct 2010 - Oct 2016
    • Bhubaneswar

    Diagnosis and research on Virology

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  Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology

  • Practical Teaching Associate

    • Oct 2009 - Oct 2010

    Managing laboratory and guiding MSc students for microbial tools and techinques.

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  Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)

  • Project Assistant (grade-II)

    • Jan 2009 - Oct 2009

    My work in the project involved:1.Production of methane from the biomethanation plant using vegetable wastes and their analysis by efficiency calculation and regular maintenance (with large scale production).2.Microbial testing of water (raw and filtered) by MPN tests with regular basis report.3.A new microbiology lab setup.

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  Central Bureau Of Investigation.

  • Project Trainee

    • Jan 2008 - Jun 2008

    "Study of allelic frequencies for 15 fluorescent labeled STR markers in Brahmin caste of eastern Orissa." The Project involved liquid blood sample collection from Brahmin people of Orissa, extraction of DNA from the blood, its amplification and genotyping by genetic analyzer, then its forensic evaluation and comparison study with other population of India and other Global populations with biostatistical analysis. The project was based on techniques in molecular biology.