Bradley P. Hart

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CAREER OBJECTIVE - A challenging Chemistry position utilizing my knowledge and skills

while presenting the opportunity to gain experience and encourage technical excellence and

achievement.

PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

-Nine years Analytical Chemistry work experience

-Published research in Journal of Natural Products, Journal of AOAC International

-Three years Postdoctoral research experience

-Previous Co-op work experience with the Food and Drug Administration

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Westaff

Temporary Employee / QC Chemist / KV Pharmaceutical Company 10/08 – 1/09

Quality Control Chemist supporting various production lines using standard wet chemical methods

and instrumental techniques

Westaff – Kelly Scientific Staffing 02/08 –

10/08

Temporary Contract Employee / QC Chemist Covidien / Mallinckrodt Company

Quality Control Chemist, responsibilities include analysis of Peptides/New Product, in-process,

raw material, and R&D samples, developing laboratory safety protocols, maintaining accurate

records in laboratory notebook and basic computer skills (Excel, Word, LIMS, TotalChrom, etc.).

Missouri Southern State College Regional Crime Lab, Joplin, MO. 10/97 - 05/07

Forensic Analyst I:

Duties include receiving and documenting evidence, analyzing samples for the presence of controlled

substances, reporting of results and court testimony.

Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ 10/96 – 7/97

Post Doctoral Research Associate:

Focus of research involved isolation and structural elucidation of anti-cancer constituents from marine source

materials. Advisor: Dr. G. R. Pettit

University of Georgia, Athens, GA 2/94 – 7/96

Post Doctoral Research Associate:

Focus of research involved isolation, structural elucidation and modification of naturally occuring diterpene

alkaloids. Advisor: Dr. S. W. Pelletier

University of Missouri St. Louis, St. Louis, MO 2/88 – 1/94

Ph.D. Thesis Research: “The synthesis and Reactions of Some Substituted Cyclopent-4-ene-,1,3-diones”

Advisor: Dr. James S. Chickos

University of Missouri St. Louis, St. Louis, MO 02/89 – 5/93

NMR Facility Supervisor:

Responsibilities included education of users, magnet maintenance, troubleshooting, calibration of

instrumental variables, running 1H, 2H, 13C, 19F, 29Si, 31P, 119Sn, running one-and two-dimensional NMR

experiments (HETCOR, DEPT, COSY, APT).

Bradley P. Hart

2160 Lynch, Granite City, Il 62040 e-mail: abnq76@r.postjobfree.com phone: 618-***-****

EDUCATION

Graduate School University of Missouri St. Louis

Masters Organic Chemistry, June 1991

Ph.D. Organic Chemistry, June 1994

Undergraduate Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville

B.S. Chemistry ACS accredited March 1988

INSTRUMENTAL EXPERIENCE

HPLC IR UV/VIS

Shimadzu SCL-10 series Matson Galaxy 6020 and 6040 Shimadzu 1601

Nicolett 4700 Shimadzu 1800

NMR GC GC/MS

Varian Unity Plus-500 Varian 3400 HP 5988a

Varian XL-300 and 500 Varian 3700 HP 5890 Series II

Bruker ARX-500 Shimadzu 17 Series Varian Saturn 2000 and

2100-T

Bruker AMX-400

Bruker AC 300 and 250

DISSOLUTION EQUIPMENT IC

Hanson SR8 System Dionex ICS-1500

Logan D-800 System

PUBLICATIONS

H. K. Desai, Brad Hart, William Caldwell, Jianzhong-Huang, and S. William Pelletier “Certain Norditerpenoid

Alkaloids and Their Cardiovascular Action”, Journal of Natural Products, 1998, 61, 743-748.

A.Ulebelen, H. K. Desai, S. K. Srivastava, B. S. Joshi, Brad Hart, S. William Pelletier A. Mericili, F. Mericli

and P. Ozen “Diterpenoid Alkaloids from Consolida Oliveriana”, Journal of Natural Products, 1996, 59,

907-910.

A.Ulubelen, H. K. Desai, S. K. Srivastava, Brad Hart, Jong C. Park, B. S . Joshi, S. W. Pelletier, A. Mercili,

F. Mercili and R. Ilarslan “Diterpenoid Alkaloids from Delphinium Davisii”, Journal of Natural Products,

1996, 59, 360-366.

William H. Daub, Don D. Ruhl, Brad Hart, Paul R. Mehelic, Larry K. Revelle “Gradient Liquid

Chromatographic Method for Determination of Chlorhexidrine and Its Degredation Products in Bulk Material”,

Journal of AOAC International 1996, 79(63), 636-639.

REFERENCES

Available upon request.

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