Margaret Benedix
**** ***** ******** **., *******, FL 33596 813-***-****
abl8po@r.postjobfree.com
Education:
August 1987 B.S. in Zoology, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
May 1985 A.A. Gulf Coast Community College, Panama City, FL
May 1983 Graduate, Bay High School, Panama City, FL
Employment:
August 2008- Present Science, Health and Communications Teacher
Interactive Education Academy
Valrico, Florida
Taught high school biology and health and middle
school physical science to learning disabled students,
including students with dyslexia, Asperger's syndrome, ADHD
and other special needs. Developed a hands-on science
teaching program that emphasized student involvement.
Created relevant laboratory experiences with limited
supplies and equipment. Instituted the school's first
science fair and have made this an annual event. Started a
communications program that included a student-led news
show, IEA Today, and a school yearbook, as well as teaching
students about social media and more traditional forms of
communication.
September 2006- June 2008
Substitute Teacher
Hillsborough County, FL
Provided instruction for pre-kindergarten through
fifth grade classes at Cimino Elementary School. Also
substituted in ESE classes as well as in music, PE, art and
the media center.
November 1992- February 1997
Senior Research Associate/ Research Coordinator
Department of Medicine/ Oncology
University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
Coordinated, directed and supervised the day to day
operation of the Molecular Biology Laboratory in the
Division of Oncology, as well as independently carried on
research projects examining the estrogen receptor and
disease progression in breast cancer. Duties included
training and supervising laboratory personnel, purchasing,
operating,
and maintaining laboratory equipment and supplies, and
writing and reviewing scientific papers.
October 1987- November 1992
Research Assistant/ Sr. Research Assistant
Department of Medicine/ Oncology
University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
Conducted various research projects on the
progesterone receptor and the heat shock protein, HSP 27,
and their relationship to breast cancer. Routinely
performed DNA/RNA purification, Southerns, Northerns,
PCR, sequencing and other molecular procedures.
Implemented several new techniques and wrote protocols
for lab use from current scientific literature.
June 1983- August 1985
Veterinary Technician
Gulf Coast Animal Hospital, Panama City, FL
Assisted veterinary doctors in
diagnostic, medical and surgical procedures.
Collected specimens and performed
laboratory procedures.
Provided grooming and boarding
services.
Additional Skills: Computer skills including Mac and MS Office
Suite including Word and PowerPoint.
Skilled and experienced at creating
yearbooks, newsletters, and other company publications.
Knowledge of social media and its
use in promoting and managing communications and
marketing.
*** References and a list of scientific publications are available upon
request***