Medical Assistant

Steve Ellis Wynne

Los Angeles, CA ***** ( 323-***-**** ( *******@***.***

Executive Profile

Analytical, goal-oriented professional with solid history of consultative

leadership in biomedical research, publication, and presentation at top-

tier academic institutions including Harvard Medical School and Tufts

University School of Medicine, as well as a solid foundation in computer

sciences at UCLA. Experienced in contributing to NIH funded research

programs and cancer research studies. Recognized as a collaborator with

exemplary work ethic and track record of meeting rigorous standards in

highly regulated environments.

CORE COMPETENCIES

Quantitative & Qualitative Analysis - Research/Instructional Methods -

Anatomy - Biomedicine

Medical Terminology - Technical Writing - Writing for Publication -

Seminar/Public Presentations

Imaging - Photography - Lab Equipment Procurement - Team Leadership &

Collaborations

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Examiner.com ( Santa Ana, CA ( 05/10

Santa Ana Science News Examiner

Freelance writer on the topic of health and have published online articles.

Notable Accomplishments:

o Online health and science publications ( 2010.

Kriger Research Group International ( North York, Ontario, CAN ( 01/10 -

03/10

Clinical Marketing Manager, Biopharmaceutical Marketing & Management

Program

Ascertained six months of experience in pre-clinical studies of drug and

product candidates, project and budget planning, FDA guidelines and written

informed consent.

Notable Accomplishment:

o Completed online didactics and obtained ICH-GCP certificate ( 2010.

Harvard Medical School ( Boston, MA ( 12/87 - 03/88

Research Laboratory Supervisor, Joint Center for Radiation Therapy

Worked with principal investigator to manage laboratory research functions

for and perform in vitro and in vivo experiments funded by NIH grant.

Consulted with interdepartmental investigators to implement experimental

strategies. Provided oversight and leadership for resident physician and

research technologist. Acquired scientific equipment and maintained

laboratory environment.

Notable Accomplishments:

o Contributed to publication that predicted selective method of killing

cancer cells by writing materials, methods, techniques, and references

sections of a supporting experiment. Publication and research results

were presented by principal investigator at conference meeting.

o Conducted research for the selective labeling of subpopulations of

both normal and cancer cells within a tumor through glutathione

concentration variations.

Tufts University School of Medicine ( Boston, MA ( 09/83 - 01/84

Teaching Assistant, Histology

Trained fellow medical students in laboratory section of medical histology

course. Presented review session to first year class.

Notable Accomplishment:

o Awarded exemption status and consultant qualification for

approximately 30 physicians in training by successfully passing

examination.

California State University, Los Angeles ( Los Angeles, CA ( 09/82 - 06/83

Assistant Faculty/Teaching Assistant, Physiology Laboratory Course

Assisted in instructing approximately 20 students in physiology laboratory

course by writing and grading quizzes.

Notable Accomplishment:

o Contributed to NIH funded research and resultant publication by

working with principal investigator to provide supporting evidence for

one of three theories for etiology of dermatological disease,

vitiligo, correlated with premature pigment cell death and its

possible link to cancer.

EDUCATION

University of California, Los Angeles

Post Baccalaureate Studies in Bio-Medical and Computer Sciences, 1999-2006

California State University, Los Angeles

Master of Science in Biology, 1987

Thesis: "A histological, ultrastructural and cytochemical analysis of the

regenerating feather pigment bands in the Barred Plymouth Rock Fowl."

Tufts University School of Medicine in Boston

Medical Studies, 1983-1985

Occidental College in Los Angeles

Bachelor of Arts in Biology, 1978

PUBLICATIONS

Bowers, R.R., Harmon, J., Prescott, S., Asano, J., Wynne, S. "Fowl model

for vitiligo: genetic regulation

on the fate of the melanocytes." Pigment Cell Research Suppl. 1992, 2:242-

248.

Bump, E.A., Wynne, S.E., Pierce, S.M., Coleman, C.N. "Importance of

glutathione in

protection against radiation cytotoxicity." In FASEB, 1988, 2(5): A1586.

TECHNICAL INVENTORY

Microsoft Office ( SPSS

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