Kenneth M. Wells

Campus:

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Northridge, CA 91330

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Permanent:

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Menifee, CA 92584

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OBJECTIVE: Microbiologist

SUMMARY: . Biological research experience with Dr. Oppenheimer at

CSUN

. Sigma Alpha Pi graduate with BA in Biology.

. Proficient in the use of MS Office, Excel, and Laboratory

Information Management systems (LIMS).

. Experience with revising company documents,

qualifying laboratory

equipment, and trainer for executing

validation protocols for compressed gas

systems.

EDUCATION: Bachelor of Arts in Biology, July 2007

California State University Northridge

Graduated Sigma Alpha Pi with a GPA of 3.72 and GPA of 4.0 in

Chemistry/lab and Biological science Labs

Courses taken included:

Advanced Cellular Biology Microbiology/Lab

Organic & Gen Chemistry/Lab Biochemistry/Lab

Genetics Embryology/Lab

Medical Genetics Human physiology/Lab

EXPERIENCE: Environmental Monitoring Technician/Microbiologist for ABBOTT

Vascular. March 3rd2008- Current

. Performs viable air, viable surface, and

particulate tests for medical device clean rooms. Extensive

Knowledge of clean room regulations (ISO14644-1).

. Performs viable and particulate tests

for compressed gas lines, and tests water in medical device

clean rooms using membrane water filtration.

. Excellent cGMP, and also assisted in

revising and updating Microbiology protocols. Improved

quality of gas sampling program by revising sampling

procedure and frequency.

. Scheduled site wide analytical gas testing

for routine sampling and validations. Performed all

microbiological testing for routine gas sampling and

validation protocols.

. Executed and revised PQ's for Microbiology

Lab equipment.

. Certified trainer for Microbiology

department.

Biological research for possible development of carbohydrate drugs

and diagnostic tests, Summer 2007

California State University Northridge

. Provided research support in cellular and molecular studies

which were designed to determine the binding effects of ConA

to yeast in the presence of different sugars.

. Properly observed and recorded data for the immobilizing

effects of sugar on the ConA beads.

. Provided support by preparing the derivatized microbeads and

yeast for the study.

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ACTIVITIES: . Member of the National Society of Leadership 2007

. Member of the Golden Key International Honor Society 2005-2007

. Member of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society 2001-2005

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