Dave Stump
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Fenton, Michigan 48430 *********@*******.***
OBJECTIVE
Highly motivated laboratory professional with strong scientific knowledge
and experience desiring an entry level Pharmaceutical sales position.
SUMMARY
Pharmaceutical Research and Development Scientist with demonstrated
development of time savings and standardization techniques within
aggressive turn-around environment. Successfully designed protocols and
methods development procedures and trained colleagues and contractors.
Expertise includes rodent, nonrodent and primate necropsy through
histology.
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Necropsy: Independently perform study set-up and necropsy on
rodent, nonrodent and primate species in search of
drug-induced pathology in a GLP environment. Enter
findings in a computer-based data system. Trim,
cassette and process required tissues.
Histology: Certified as a HIstologic Technician, HT(ASCP).
Independently embed and section tissue blocks.
Routine and special stain required slides. Document
all steps either manually or electronically into
database.
Special procedures: Schedule necropsies, monitor/predict workflow and
project trim priority completion dates. Incorporate
digital image capturing /editing with method and
protocol development and train selected individuals.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
PFIZER 2000 - 2010
Scientist, Chesterfield, MO 2007 - 2010
Performed routine study management, set-up, necropsy, tissue trimming,
embedding, sectioning and staining as protocol specified in high
throughput GLP lab.
. Efficiently utilized PDS (Pathology Data System) for necropsy data
entry with resultant increased individual and team efficiency and
smooth transition from Xybion.
. Developed fixation, decalcification and processing schedule for rat
whole paw with resultant H&E frontal plain view. This provided
successful slide interpretation of affected areas by pathologists.
. Produced quality whole frontal plain histologic slides of mouse hind -
and forepaws. This allowed accurate interpretation of bone and
articular surfaces.
. Developed rodent gastrocnemius muscle collection procedure utilizing
digital images, Photoshop, PowerPoint and Word. This provided a
standardized collection method.
Scientist, Ann Arbor, MI 2000 - 2007
Supported and performed necropsy and histology. Demonstrated and trained
colleagues and contractors acceptable tissue collection techniques.
. Appointed as trainer of necropsy collection techniques to colleagues
and contractors for standardization. Such techniques included routine
tissue collection and tissue trimming procedures for rodent,
nonrodent, canine and primates.
PFIZER, continued
Scientist, Ann Arbor, MI, continued
. Trained colleague in digital image capturing, Photoshop and PowerPoint
techniques for protocol development. This provided colleague with
personal development skills.
. Developed multifunctional tissue trimming and embedding diagrams for
increased consistent tissue placement on resultant slide.
. Developed necropsy special procedures (including Canine Coronary
Artery, Gallbladder and Mediastinal Blood Vessel Collection, Monkey
Mesenteric Artery, Minipig Brain, Rodent and Nonrodent Mesenteric
Artery, Rodent Ear, Hepatobiliary System and Sural Nerve, Rat Whole
Spinal Cord Removal and Saphenous Vein Collection) with digital images
and text. This produced efficient and standardized collection methods.
. Proofread and updated digital images in prosection manual with
resultant increased procedural proficiency and consistency.
. Decreased rodent decalcification time by 33% by developing a
decalcification procedure utilizing a USE33 Sonicator.
. Monitored / predicted trim priorities, scheduled necropsies and
maintained necropsy and histology spreadsheets. This accurately
monitored workload capacity and limits.
WILLIAM BEAUMONT HOSPITAL Troy, MI 1997 - 1999
Histotechnologist
Embedded tissue, sectioned blocks and stained slides
EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
BS, Pathologists' Assistant, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI 2000
BS, Biology Oakland University, Rochester, MI 1995
Histologic Technician Practicum, William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, MI
1997
Six months, 40 hours per week