V. SRIPHANI GOVARDHANA
*** ********* ********, *** *** Nepean, ON, K2B8G2 707-***-**** ************@*****.**.**
OBJECTIVE
To seek a challenging position as a Pharmacokinetic Scientist in a Pharmaceutical Industry
SUMMARY OF SKILLS
• Experience in designing and preparation of Clinical Pharmacokinetic study protocols.
• Proficient in pharmacokinetic analysis.
• Preparation and reviewing of PK study reports.
• Expertise in Bio-analytical methods using HPLC and Validation of HPLC.
• Experience with WINNONLIN Pharmacokinetic software.
• Very good knowledge of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), Good Laboratory Practices (GLP), Good Clinical Practices (GCP), and Health and Safety procedures (OH&S Act, WHMIS)
• Operation and handling of Instruments such as DISSOLUTION APPARATUS, HPLC, GC, FTIR, DSC, UV-VISIBLE, and Particle size analyzer for measuring size, size-distribution, and ZP
• Excellent Oral and Written communication skills
• Computer Skills: Highly proficient in MS Office, Excel, SAS, and Sigma Plot.
EDUCATION
PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences – Monash University – Australia In progress
M.Pharm (Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics) – Berhampur University – India 2002
(Graduated with Distinction: University First Rank – Gold Medallist)
B. Pharm – Kakatiya University – India 1999
EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE
PHARMACOKINETIC SCIENTIST 2009- 2010
Biopharma Services Inc, Toronto, Canada
• Performing literature and data evaluation to provide scientific background for clinical studies design
• Preparing the PK portion of synopses for clinical studies
• Answering the inquiries in process of preparation and reviews study protocols
• Performing /reviewing pharmacokinetic analysis of concentration-time data
• Preparing/reviewing the pharmacokinetic section of study reports
• Interact and providing input and feedback to Biostatistics Department for data analysis
• Reviewing the statistical output to evaluate study results
• Reviewing study reports
• Providing scientific support to other departments and teams in the areas of pharmacology, pharmaceutics and pharmacokinetics
• Taking part in revision of the Biopharmaceutics Department and the company SOPs; provides input into departmental practices and maintains updated the study- and report-related templates
• Maintaining the Biopharmaceutics Department databases; provides the department and the company with updated scientific literature and maintains regulatory guidelines updated
PHARMACOKINETIC ASSOCIATE SCIENTIST 2008 - 2009
Biovail Contract Research Organization, Toronto, Canada
• Performing pharmacokinetic analysis for Phase I clinical trials
• Preparing PK study designs by extensively performing Literature search
• Performing pharmacokinetic and statistical analysis using Win-Nonlin for bioequivalence and comparative bioavailability studies
• Executing pharmacokinetic modeling as required
• Reviewing of protocols and study reports for scientific content, data accuracy and compliance with current regulatory guidelines
• Responsible for acquiring and maintaining knowledge of national and international guidelines
• Developing, writing, implementing and maintaining standard operating procedures related to the Scientific Affairs department
• Writing final report sections (PK memo) and comprehensive summary bioequivalence (CS-BE)
• Interpreting and presenting project related study results and recommendations to the project teams
TECHNICAL TEAM MEMBER 2006 - 2007
Glaxo Smithkline Inc. Mississauga, Canada
• Involved in Quality Control and Packaging of Finished pharmaceutical Products
PHARMACOKINETIC SCIENTIST 2002 - 2006
Pulse Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad, India
• Involved in the Clinical Pharmacokinetic (PK) studies on human volunteers.
• Prepared protocols for BE/BA studies.
• Conducted PK studies obtaining various biological fluids such as blood and urine and analyzed the drug content in the bio samples employing validated HPLC techniques.
• Compilation of PK data using WinNonlin software
• Evaluation of Pharmacodynamic activity of Diclofenac Sodium, and Rifampicin Oral formulations after intraperitoneal administration to mice.
• Validation of the data using appropriate statistical packages, compilation of the final data, reporting of the data, and giving preliminary interpretations of the results.