Gail M. Overton, MScN, LN,
*******.****@*****.***
817-***-**** mobile
Objective:
A Clinical Sciences Liaison/Account Management /Sales and Marketing position that will effectively
utilize expertise in evidence-based medicine sales supported by technical proficiency and guided by
patient advocacy. Desire a position which values clinical, sales and marketing experience and
rewards with career growth potential.
Credentials:
NPI# 122532097
Licensed Nutritionist, New Mexico license LN #0796
Licensed Dietitian Texas Provisional #DT81442
Metagenics First Line Therapy Lifestyle Educator, 2011
Shapedown Certified Consultant/Trainer, 1997
C.D.E. Certified Diabetes Educator, 1994
EMT – Basic 1994; Intermediate 1995
Professional Experience:
9/2012 – present: Chronic Disease Coordinator, Lone Star Circle of Care, Georgetown, TX
Position newly created through the Transforming Texas Community Transformation Grant (CTG) to
Williamson County and City Health District (WCCHD), whereby Lone Star Circle of Care (LSCC),
FQHC/PCMH is contracted to provide the clinical component. Responsibilities include direct patient clinical
intervention, coordination and amalgamation of educational resources, and DSME/T training for staff within
the 26 Clinics of LSCC.
6/2011 – present: Diabetes Case Manager, Pueblo of Jemez, NM
Responsible for the 50/50 time split focus on implementation and dissemination of public health programs for
the prevention and management of diabetes within the community and for clinical DSME, intervention and
Medical/Nutritional Therapy for residents of the Pueblo. Clinical consultation generates revenue through
TPR and Medicare for MNT.
8/31/2011 – 12/15/2010 Adjunct Faculty, Department of Natural Sciences, Weatherford College .
Instruction of 3 credit hour class, “Principles of Nutrition”, Biology 321, to nursing and allied health students.
5/2009 – present: Professional/Personal Development
Performed requisite education, training and work to be:
• Applied and accepted to University of Arizona Graduate Program, Fall 2011
2/2006 – 5/2009: Amylin Pharmaceuticals Senior Territory Manager/Sales Representative
Responsible for the promotion of Incretin Mimetics (Byetta) and Amylinomimetics (Symlin) to Diabetologists,
Endocrinologists, and Primary Care Providers in the West Texas (Abilene/Wichita Falls) and South Fort
Worth/Arlington, Texas areas.
Disseminated and provided diabetes education and Injection device training to ancillary health care
providers, mid-level practitioners and patients; organization and recruitment of medical professionals for
professional educational programs, to include CME programs, Grand Rounds, and local medical/pharmacy
association meetings. Provided medical education to different academic groups including the Texas Tech
Residency Program, School of Pharmacy and the Patty Hanks-Shelton School of Nursing in Abilene, Texas.
Worked extensively with Endocrinologists identifying and cultivating advocates, developing the KOL and
soliciting speaker bureau candidates.
Q1 – 2 Byetta Regional Top Performer – West Primary Care Sales TM
Q2 Symlin Regional Top Performer – West Primary Care Sales TM
Q2 – May 15 (displacement) Sales to Goal: Byetta 105.1% Cialis 100% Symlin 90.8%
9/1998 - 2/2006: King/Elan/Carnrick Pharmaceuticals Primary Care Professional Sales
Representative
Geography included the North, Central and West Texas territories, respectively. Product mix (Altace,
Skelaxin, Sonata) focused upon primary prescribers within the targeted specialties of Family Practice,
Internal Medicine, Neurology, Cardiology, Pain Management and Psychiatry. Launched 2 neurologic/pain
products: ZANAFLEX and NAPRELAN; and a new non-benzodiazepine, SONATA.
2005 Q4 Skelaxin “Highest 800” Prescriptions District Winner
2002 Sonata “Paint the Country” Winner
2002 100% Club for Quarters One and Two
2002 “Snake Pit Sales Pro Award” for 1st Quarter
2002 “Commitment to Excellence Award” 1st and 2nd Quarter
2002 “Commitment to Excellence 110% Award”
10/1990 - 7/1998: State of New Mexico, Department of Health, ARCA Prader-Willi Project
Nutritionist/Health and Training Coordinator.
Responsible for providing individual nutritional consultation, therapeutic intervention, medical liaison and
clinical supervision to patients, families, ancillary medical providers and agencies.
01/1988 - 10/1990: Nutritional Consultant and Diabetes Educator, UNMHSC/Family Practice Center
University of New Mexico/School of Medicine. Interdisciplinary Team Member, University of New
Mexico, School of Medicine, Family Practice Department, under Arthur Kaufman, MD, funded by a $4 Million
dollar Kellogg Grant, providing Nutritional Education and Training to residents, 1st and 3rd year medical
school students, and out-patients. Coordinated and implemented therapies for out-patients; performed
duties associated with the identification, treatment and case management of Developmentally Disabled
patients in concert with State Dysmorphologist/Clinical Geneticist, Dr. Carol Clericuzio.
Education:
University of New Mexico, Bachelor of Science
University of New Mexico, Master of Science, Nutrition/Dietetics
Other/Membership :
American Dietetic Association (ADA) #1072628
American Association of Diabetes Educators (AADE) # 198751
Author (2nd) of 2 research articles published in Southern Medical Journal, 1990 and 1995.
Author of Treatment Protocols for Osteoporosis in Prader-Willi Syndrome, presented at
I nternational PWSA meeting, Venice, I taly, 1998
Speaker for numerous State and National Medical conferences for NPWSA, 1993 – 1998
Elected member to the National Prader-Willi Syndrome Association (NPWSA) Board of
D irectors, 3 year term, 1995 - 1997