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Yi Zhang
**** ******* **., ********, *******
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Future-focused former medical research professional with a commitment to quality and accuracy seeks an interesting role with a dynamic, growth-oriented organization where exceptional experience and analytical techniques can be leveraged to achieve results.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Baylor College of Medicine, Department of Neurology, Houston, Texas
(Sep 1999 – May 2010)
Baylor College of Medicine is one of the leading medical school and top research institute in USA. Positions held include:
Instructor (Aug 2004 -May 2010)
As the instructor and senior researcher, I made the breakthrough in finding the mechanisms contributed to neurological diseases.
I first discovered that increased voltage dependent calcium channel currents in thalamus of brain underlying the pathological mechanisms of epilepsy, established the basis for developing new anti-epileptic drugs and treating patients by combining the methods of molecular biology and patch-clamp electrophysiology in epilepsy mice models.
Independently design, conduct, collect & analyse data. Write & get scientific paper being published successfully; Coach students and collaborate with other colleagues.
Postdoctoral research fellow (Sep 1999 - Aug 2004)
As postdoc fellow, I designed a superb experimental set up in the new lab for conducting cutting edge studies in the field of epileptic research.
Design and conduct experiments using state of the art methods including molecular biology and patch clamp electrophysiology, shedding new insights in the roles of membrane ion channels in generation of various neurological diseases.
University of Kentucky, Department of Physiology
Postdoctoral fellow (Oct.1991-July 1994)
To design and conduct studies elucidating the mechanisms of cutaneous microcirculation in response to heat regulation, which plays a key role during aging.
University of Kentucky, Department of Physiology
Reseach Assistant (Sept.1994-July 1999)
To investigate the roles of voltage -gated sodium and calcium channels in the pathological mechanisms of myocardial infarction and stroke in HEK293 cell lines and primary cells by methods of cellular & molecular biology together with patch-clamp electrophysiology.
Zhejiang Academy of Science, Hangzhou, PRC
Assistant Researcher (Sept. 1988 – Oct. 1991)
To conduct Phase III - large scaled clinical trials organized by World Health Organization on the efficiency and pharmacodynamics of long acting subcutaneous injectable contraceptives, including recruiting patients, collaborating with doctors, monitoring of tests, collecting and analyzing data. I also did pharmacological experiments for collected samples using RIA measure ment.
Zhejiang Medical University Second Affiliated Hospital, Hangzhou, PRC
Research Assistant (Sept. 1985 – Sept.1988)
To design and conduct cardiovascular research on investigating the hormonal release and blood levels of atrial natriuretic facttor (ANF) in various cardiovascular diseases such as arrhythmic patients by using radio immunoassay (RIA) measurement.
EDUCATION
Ph.D, Physiology 1999
University of Kentucky Department of Physiology
Lexington, KY
Master of Medicine 1988
Zhejiang Medical University, Hangzhou, PRChina
Bachelor of Medicine 1985
Zhejiang Medical University, Hangzhou, PRChina
HONORS AND AWARDS
•Research Training Fellowship, $40,000, 2001-2002, Epilepsy Foundation/American Epilepsy Society
•Young Investigator Awardee, $1200, 2000, Epilepsy Foundation/American Epilepsy Society
•Research Challenge Trust Fund, 1998-99, University of Kentucky.
•Graduate Travel fellowship, 1997, University of Kentucky
•Distinguished Student, 1980-1985; Zhejiang Medical University, Hangzhou, P. R. China
SKILLS
•Broad background & expertise in both medical research and clinical studies.
•Expertise in in vivo measurement and in vitro studies. Excellent tissue culture skills using primary and cell lines. Experience with transgenic mice models.
•Using various scientific equipment or state of art methods to do research in the fields of molecular biology & patch clamp electrophysiology.
•Familiar with the physiological and pathophysiological mechanism of human body, as well as the pharmacological and toxicological impacts of drugs using critical thinking and medical knowledge.
•Expertise at research designing & conducting, data collection & processing, statistical analysis, writing and publishing scientific papers or reports in top professional journals(& meetings).
•Coordinating and monitoring large-scaled, multi-center clinical trials, and clinical pharmacokinetics & pharmacodynamics.
•Skilled at Microsoft Excel, Microsoft power point, Microsoft Word, Adobe Photoshop 10; Pclamp 10 for patch-clamp recording, Origin, SigmaPlot, etc.
•Critical thinking. Analytical judgement. Interpersonal skills. Hard working. A quick learner. Independent and cooperative. Energetic. Love to help people. Good at persuading people around.
•Great oral and written capability.
•Experience in office management scheduling and ordering, communicating with necessary parts.
•Teaching and mentoring.
•Prepare for high quality presentation.
•Bilingual (English and Chinese).
REFERENCES
Jeffrey L. Noebels, M.D.,Ph.D.
Professor of Neurology, Neuroscience,
and Molecular and Human Genetics
Vice Chair for Research
Department of Neurology
Baylor College of Medicine
One Baylor Plaza
Houston,Texas 77030
Tel: 713-***-****
email: advo1j@r.postjobfree.com
Qian, Jing, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Neurology Nb302
Neurosensory Center, Room NB217A
One Baylor Plaza,
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston TX77030
832-***-**** (C)
e-mail: advo1j@r.postjobfree.com
Naiwei Jin, MS
Project Engineer
Tucson, AZ
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