Quality Control Training

Curriculum Vitae

Name: Pamela R. H. Francois, M.A.Ed.

Vision:

Energetic and a fast learner! Looking forward to participating in an exciting

work environment which might fully utilize my managerial, professional and

technical expertise. Seeking to contribute my commitment, knowledge and

motivational skills in a positive, analytical team atmosphere.

Keys of success:

Integrity & High Ethical Standards

Leadership Experience

Teamwork Proponent

Academic/Training Specialist

Annual Recognition

Capable Communicator (Oral and Written)

Continuous Development in Field

Educationally Sound/Current

Love of Teaching/Training/Recruiting

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CONTACT INFORMATION

2909 South Southwood Avenue

Gonzales, Louisiana 70737

Phone: (Daytime) 225-***-**** (home)

Phone: (Evening) 504-***-**** (mobile)

E-Mail: *********@*******.***

*************@*****.***

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CAREER OBJECTIVE

I am in search of an immediate full-time, permanent, analytical laboratory

opportunity. To acquire a challenging position that meets more of my

competencies, capabilities, skills, education and experience. I have

approximately 20 total years of laboratory experience and have been

instructing college-level chemistry labs for the past 10 years. Energetic and

a fast learner! Looking forward to literally participating in the analytical

field again to remain sharp and become even better equipped to obtain and

provide the most precise and timely diagnostic information utilizing current

laboratory techniques to clients and/or in support of a local production

facility. Seeking to again utilize my leadership, training and motivational

skills in a positive team atmosphere.

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PERSONAL INFORMATION

Resident of:

United States

Birth date:

19 Jan, 1957

Gender:

Female

Marital Status:

Married

Number of Dependants:

0

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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

November 1999 -

August 2010:

Instructor Department of Chemistry/Lab Coordinator

Dillard University

New Orleans, Louisiana

1. Coordinate Chemistry Laboratory Program Agenda.

2. Instruct, evaluate and assess students in the proper understanding and

application of fundamental principals of chemistry including: reaction types,

thermochemistry, quantum theory and stoichiometry.

3. Order and maintain chemicals/supplies inventory for program

implementation.

4. Establish quality control and safety standards as well as proper

laboratory protocol/procedures. Ensure strict adherence to all standards.

5. Effectively prepare/train students in appropriate laboratory and safety

procedures/protocol and the use of all required instrumentation and

associated technology.

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August 1998 -

May 1999:

Science Teacher (Sixth Grade)

Marian Central Catholic Middle School

New Orleans, Louisiana

1. Instructed, evaluated and assessed 6th grade students in introductory

levels of biology, chemistry, environmental science and physics. Aided

learners in developing an understanding of basic science principals.

2. Lead students to recognize the fun in science, helped them to understand

its importance to society and guided them through applications of their

newfound knowledge.

3. Aided students in gaining a deeper understanding of complex science

phenomena.

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June 1987 -

June 1998:

Chromatography (GC)/Metals Laboratory Managers

EIRA, Inc./American Analytical and Technical Service

St. Rose/Baton Rouge, Louisiana

1. Responsible for GC/metals analysis and accurate and timely results

communication of client's product quality and contaminant levels, formulation

and/or process auditing.

2. Managed analytical activities of GC/Metals Lab personnel to ensure

adherence to approved quality control procedures.

3. Established safe working procedures in the area of responsibilities to

keep the number of accidents to a minimum.

4. Ensured proper training of chemists and technicians to enhance their

knowledge base required to maintain high quality analytical standards.

5. Maintained analyzed sample levels in storage appropriate storage areas to

ensure availability of products to clients and lab personnel.

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June 1984 -

December 1985:

Production Chemist

Reilly Tar and Chemical Company

Indianapolis, Indiana

1. Responsible for conducting and monitoring quality, analytical analysis of

pyridine, plasticizers and polyester compound materials to meet market

requirements for production formulation purposes.

2. Assured adherence to approved quality control procedures.

3. Coordinated with Plant Supervisor to assure reaction procedures and

concentration of ingredients based on formula were strictly adhered to.

4. Managed inspection of incoming raw materials, conducting material

evaluation to determine acceptability based on purchase acceptance standards

set by standard operating procedures.

5. Adhered to safe laboratory protocol in work areas minimizing incidents of

harmful exposure and other accidents.

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July 1979 -

December 1983:

Development/Production Chemist

General Tire and Rubber Company

Akron, Ohio

1. Supplied development ideas for tire/rubber and textile component

improvements and tire life.

2. Managed and monitored quality of finished products, maintaining the

company's high standards and meeting all market requirements.

3. Managed work activities of plant technicians to ensure adherence to

approved quality control procedures.

4. Coordinated with Plant Supervisor to guarantee reaction procedures and

concentration of components were based on formula and strictly followed.

5. Managed inspection of incoming raw materials, conducting material

evaluation to determine acceptability based on purchase acceptance standards

set by standard operating procedures.

6. Adhered to safe laboratory protocol in work areas minimizing incidents of

harmful exposure and other accidents.

EDUCATION

April 2006: University of Phoenix Online

Phoenix, Arizona

Masters, M.A.Ed. by Distance Learning

May 2000: Dillard University

New Orleans, Louisiana

Teaching Certification

May 1979: Dillard University

New Orleans, Louisiana

Bachelor of Science (BS), Chemistry

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SKILLS: Distance Learning, Recruiter,

Technology-Trained Educator (MS Word,

Excel, PowerPoint, Blackboard, Tegrity, Grant Writing), Preparation of high

school students in the sciences for college entrance and undergraduate

students for professional school and/or career success.

DESIRED POSITION

Desired wage: $50,000.00+

Desired Employment Type: Full-Time

Desired Commute: <70 miles

Desired Travel: < 50%

REFERENCES

Reference Relation

Phone Email

Alan K. Colon, PhD. Gilbert Academy Program Dir. 504-***-****

******@*******.***

Sonya Caston-Pierre, PhD. Dept. Chemistry Faculty 504-***-****

*******-******@*******.***

John Wilson, PhD. Dean, Div of Natural Sciences 504-***-****

*******@*******.***

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