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Training Quality Control

Location:
Jamestown, NC
Posted:
February 19, 2013

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Resume:

General Information:

Phone No./Fax No.: Phone: 252-***-****

E-Mail Address: aboe3s@r.postjobfree.com

Professional Objective:

To seek a responsible position in R&D/QC/Analytical Method Development

laboratory of a reputed organization.

Strengths: Well-versed in theory, operation, troubleshooting and

maintenance of Chromatographic and spectroscopic instruments. Understanding

of cGMP, GLP, FDA, ICH and ISO17025 Guidelines. Highly motivated and result

oriented professional with strong analytical and team building skills.

Ability to manage multiple projects at the same time. Ability to convert

technical skills into practical applications Results oriented, with ability

to efficiently resolve operational problems. Demonstrate flexibility to

accommodate changes in activities. Excellent computer skills in Word, Excel

and PowerPoint also a Quick learner

Professional Qualification & Training:

Varian Dissolution Training (2003) Method Development HPLC Course (2004)

Advance GC Course (2004), Chemstation GCMS (2004), Ion Chromatography

course (2005) Advance Excel Course (2005) Shimadzu HPLC training and

trouble shooting (2005) Empower training (2007), Pittcon (2008), QTOF LCMS

and MSMS training (2010), QQQ training ( 2011), TSRC (2011), GCMS (2012),

Xevo (2012)

Education & Qualifications:

2002 Masters Degree in Organic Chemistry

University of North Carolina at Wilmington, Wilmington,

NC

1999 Masters Degree in Analytical Chemistry

University of Pune, Pune, India

1996 Bachelors Degree in Applied Nutrition, Zoology and

Chemistry

University College for Women, Koti, Hyderabad India

Career History:

04/2012- present Principal Chemist/ Group Leader, HPLC & LCMS, GC and

GCMS

Lancaster Laboratories, Professional Scientific Staffing-

Winston Salem

Responsibilities Include: Same as described below under Sr.

Chemist/Group Leader but for both LCMS and GCMS groups.

. Managing resources, budget planning, client

communication,

. Working in the lab to improve methods to for

efficiency or cost gains or to improve quality

. Working in the lab to develop new methods for

complex tobacco matices involving extensive SPE

procedures both automated and manual

. Validating the methods following ICH guidelines

. Conducting audits, tracking and trending data,

conducting investigation,

. Writing new SOPs, validation protocols, validation

documents, Deviation/investigation reports

. LIMS method templates

. Establishing QC limits for methods

. Implementation of new processes and procedures and

training analysts.

01/11-04/12 Sr. Chemist/ Group Leader, LC & LCMS

Lancaster Laboratories, Professional Scientific

Staffing- Winston Salem

Responsibilities Include:

Supporting work at a client laboratory in Winston

Salem.

Managing technical and personnel aspects of the group

operations.

Acting as a technical resource, trainer and

troubleshooter

Incorporating operational and technical improvements.

Effectively communicating with the group, coaching and

developing direct reports.

Planning and monitoring workflow.

Tracking and Trending data

Managing areas of method development and validation.

Ensuring adherence to highest GxP compliance, safety,

quality and efficiency standards in the laboratory

operations.

Author SOPs, Validation protocols, reports, documents,

exceptions, investigations, CARs and PARs

Identifying compliance GAPs and making sure all written

procedures in place

Participating in audits, conducting OOS and OOT

investigations

Safety audits of the lab

Complete Client satisfaction and exceeding clients

expectations.

10/02 - 01/11 Metrics, Inc., Greenville, North Carolina

08/08 - 01/11 Laboratory Supervisor

Metrics, Inc., Greenville, North Carolina

Responsibilities Include:

Supervise chemists approximately 3-4 (from masters'

level up to PhD) and other laboratory personnel at

various levels.

Direct client contact

Method development for dissolution, HPLC, GC, LCMS and

moisture analysis

Complete ICH Validation

Develop a series of tests to provide quality control

for pharmaceutical raw materials, drug substances, or

dosage forms. Propose specifications for such tests.

Solve problems with methods, instruments, or processes.

Interpret data, draws conclusions, and makes

recommendations based on the data.

Design method validation protocols and conduct complete

validation experiments including force degradation

independently for pharmaceutical raw materials and

dosage forms.

Author analytical procedures, validation documents, and

other portions of regulatory submissions as directed.

Ensure that all work is accurate, precise, properly

documented, and performed within GMP guidelines.

Understand ICH and FDA guidelines

Responsible for Groups Billing and profitability

Teach Industrial chemistry class at ECU every SPRING

07/06 - 08/08 Senior Analytical Chemist

Metrics, Inc., Greenville, North Carolina

Responsibilities Included: Same responsibilities as an

analytical chemist below and additional added

responsibilities as listed

Supervise work flow for employees (approximately 3)

Responsible for training new employees

Writing Documents for IND/NDA Submissions

Interaction with clients on specific projects

10/02 - 06/06 Analytical Chemist

Metrics, Inc., Greenville, North Carolina

Responsibilities Include:

Method Development/ Validation

Writing Reports, Methods, and Validation Documents

Writing Certificate of Analysis

Stability Testing

Investigation of Assay Problems

Instrument Set-up

Installation Qualification/Operational Qualification of

Scientific Instruments

Minor Instrument Maintenance & Repair

Preventive Maintenance and Troubleshooting of

Instrumentation according to the assigned Standard

Operating Procedure

Member of Dissolution Discussion Group

2000 to 2002 Graduate Research Thesis

Department of Chemistry, University of North Carolina

at Wilmington

Responsibilities Included:

Evaluating protease inhibitors, enhancer and bioactive

compounds from zingiberaceae and their structural

elucidalion.

2000 to 2002 Graduate Teaching Assistant

Department of Chemistry, University of North Carolina

at Wilmington

Responsibilities Included:

Laboratory course for 101, 102 and 103

Organization of course syllabi, quizzes and lab

practical, grading of all course work and assignment of

final grades for approximately 24 students per class

01/00 to Lecturer

07/00 St. Georges Grammer School, Abids, Hyderabad, India

Responsibilities Included:

Undergrad lecturer for organic and inorganic chemistry

Organization of course syllabi, quizzes and lab

practical for approximately 35 students in the class

07/99 to Officer 1

01/00 Cheminor Drugs, Balkampet, RRD India

Responsibilities Included:

. Method development/Validation

. Writing reports and validation documents

. Dissolution Assay

. Calibration of glassware

SPECIAL ABILITIES/SKILLS

. NMR

. HPLC (Hitachi, Shimadzu, Agilent, Waters, Dionex)

. IC (conductivity, amperometric detection)

. UV

. IR

. RI

. ELSD

. DISSOLUTION (USP Apparatus I and II)

. GC-FID (Head-space and Direct inject)

. GC/MS

. LC/MS, QTOF, tripleQuad

. HARDNESS

. FRIABILITY

. DISINTEGRATION

. KARL-FISCHER TITRATORS

. RAW MATERIALS TESTING

. TITAN, SPARTAN, FLYER

. CHEMSTATION

. CHROMELEON

. EMPOWER

. MASSHUNTER

. MASSLYNX

* ANALYST

* LIMS

Academic Achievements:

* NCL Scholar (National Chemical Labs, India) 97-99

* Sigma Xi fellowship for research

* UNCW teaching assistant and research scholarship

* Teaching Industrial chemistry class at ECU since 2003

Professional Achievements:

Presentations

* Ninitha, T. and Pamela J Seaton. Isolation and structural determination

of bioactive compounds from Zingiberaceae, Graduate Seminar Series,

University of North Carolina at Wilmington, March 2001.

* Ninitha, T. Radioactive element 131Iodine, Applications. Course CHM 536,

University of North Carolina at Wilmington, February 2001.

* Ninitha, T. and Sandhya Y. Rane. Clinical and Pharmaceutical Analysis,

Graduate Series, University of Pune, India. May 1999

* Ninitha, P. and Jonathan Wilkins. Determination of Ammonia in tobacco

smoke, TSRC 2012



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