Pharmacy Technician Engineer

DANIEL R. SANCHEZ

* ******* **. ***.* NORTH PROVIDENCE, RI 02911

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Qualifications

Dedicated multilingual Biochemical Engineer with significant pharmaceutical and research experience. Strong background in biologics, process validation, aseptic technique, troubleshooting, SOP adherence, and process safety management (PSM). Proven leadership abilities demonstrated by years of working independently under little supervision to manage shifts at The Miriam Hospital. Highly skilled in ISO clean room settings and FDA regulation adherence. ASQ Certification Wonderware, Allen-Bradley PLC, Access, Microsoft Project software validation, and process control studies process engineer senior engineer

Experience

Undergraduate Research Student [Jan. 2018 – May 2018]

University of Rhode Island – Kingston, RI

Assisted principal investigator in tissue engineering related research

Extensive experience handling and preparing iron based nano-particle solutions

Explored the effects of magnetic resonance using in vitro liposome samples

Worked with nano-particle inductance heating coil equipment

Prepared assays using PCR, HPLC and UV methods.

Pharmacy Technician II [Dec. 2016 – Jan. 2018]

Women & Infants Hospital – Providence, RI

Experience adhering to pharmaceutical related SOP and cGMP protocols

Batched and prepared sterile products using aseptic technique

Experience working in clean room/sterile environment

Increased workflow output by minimizing product preparation time

Experience handling chemotherapeutic and other hazardous compounds

RI-INBRE Research Fellowship [May 2016 – Aug. 2016]

University of Rhode Island – West Kingstown, RI

Developed an independent cancer research project

Studied therapeutic effects of x-ray exposure using nanoparticle technology

Experience growing and maintaining mammalian cell cultures for duration of research

Strong experience in microscopy and liquid chromatography (HPLC).

IV Pharmacy Technician [Nov. 2015 – Dec. 2016]

Pharmerica Corp. – Warwick, RI

Worked with nursing staff and prescribers to monitor patient IV therapy

Developed workflow process for other employees to increase daily efficiency

Worked in clean room compliant with USP 797/800 policy

Applied knowledge of state and federal drug law to assist medical staff in medication management

Worked in accordance to cGMP policies and procedures

Education

University of Rhode Island

May 2018 B.S. Biochemical Engineering

Recipient of 2015 Halkey K. Ross Excellence Scholarship

Recipient of 2016 Project RELAAY Grant

Strong background in chemical process design and process safety management

Strong coursework focus in genomics, molecular biology and biochemistry

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