Technician Supervisor

* ********** *** * (***) - *** - ****

Portsmouth, NH 03801 *******@*****.***

Scott J Talbot

Education

. University of New Hampshire, Durham/NH (Sept 2007 - May 2011)

. Masters of Science/Animal Science focus in ruminant nutrition

. Advisor Dr. Charles Schwab

. University of Connecticut, Storrs/CT (Sept 2002 - May 2006)

. Bachelor of Science/Animal Science

Work Experience

Manufacturing Associate II Lonza Biological

(Sept 2011 - Present)

. Operation of manufacturing equipment: Chromatography Skids, Ultra

Filtration Skids, and Dilution Skids for downstream processes, SIP and

CIP skid processes

. Large and small scale buffer creation for downstream support

. All activities were done following cGMP rules and regulations

. USPO and Batch record revision and change experience

. Proficient with DeltaV operating system and experience with computer

systems SAP, LIMS, Trackwise

. Basic deviation writing and training consisting of route cause analysis

. Logbook and batch record review, and document owner

. Experience working in conjunction with validation for PQ operations on

equipment

. Suite specific trainer

Lab Technician University of NH, Foxall Lab (Sept

2010 - January 2011)

. Created a schedule for sample collections, blood, milk, feed (including

pasture samples).

. The preparing and processing of all samples such as blood serum and

plasma collection, freeze drying milk in preparation for analysis, and

freeze drying feeds in preparation for grinding and analysis.

Lab Technician DNRC, University of NH

(Sept 2007 - Sept 2011)

. Carrying out tasks accurately to produce reliable and precise data such

as Particle separation, Dry matter creation, Jugular or tail vein blood

draws in dairy cattle

. Analysis or preparation for analysis of blood samples, collecting milk

samples and grinding feed samples to prepare them for analysis

Veterinary Technician Candray Pet Care Center (June

2001 - May 2007)

. Feeding, cleaning, administering medication to animal patients and

assisting the veterinarian during surgery and post surgical care.

. Drawing blood or collect urine or feces samples for analysis, preparing

and declaring results for stool samples.

. Assisted in necropsies on livestock animals such as bovine, equine,

porcine, and ovine.

Additional Experience

University of New Hampshire (Sept 2008 - May 2009)

Cell Culture 851

o Principles and technical skills fundamental to the culture of

animal and plant cells, tissues and organs.

o Sub-culturing and establishing Primary cultures were created and

maintained

o Experience with Serum testing and Cryopreservation

o Basic experience with Monoclonal antibody production

University of Connecticut

Laboratory Animal Science 269

o Principles and practices of laboratory animal care and management

in relation to animal characteristics, handling and restraint,

animal house design, reproduction and nutrition and legal

regulations.

Research Experience

Graduate Thesis University of New

Hampshire

. Objective

. To develop a procedure that completely eliminates the use of animals

in estimating intestinal protein and amino acid digestibility. This

will be done by introducing a protease incubation procedure developed

by McNiven et al (2002) to replace the ruminal incubation step in the

modified three step procedure developed by Calsamiglia and Stern

(1995) and modified by Gargallo et al. (2006).

Additional Experience

. Estimated digestible reactive lysine using homoarginine analysis

. Operation of Leco Protein/Nitrogen analyzer (Miner Institute Chazy, NY)

. Basic knowledge of SAS statistical program

. Very familiar with all aspects of Microsoft office suite

. Basic experience with Western Blot and Gel electrophoresis

References

. Dr. Matthew Cobb, DVM - Owner of Candray Pet Care Center

603-***-**** / Raymond Rd, Candia, NH 03034

. Nancy Whitehouse, MS - Lab Supervisor

Dairy Nutrition Research Center University of New Hampshire

603-***-**** / *****.**********@***.***

. Dr. Charles Schwab, PhD - Main advisor for graduate work, University of

New Hampshire

603-***-**** / *******.******@***.***

. Rich Diment, - Shift Supervisor Lonza Biologics

603-***-**** / ****.******@*****.***

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