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CHEMISTRY LABORATORY INSTRUCTOR
Professional Experience
Chemistry Laboratory InstructorJul 2005 to Apr 2008
Southern Connecticut State University － New Haven, CT
  • Taught and prepared teaching materials for undergraduate chemistry teaching labs.
Patient Care AssociateOct 2000 to Jan 2007
Yale New Haven Hospital － New Haven, CT
  • Clinical care duties on medical wards and emergency department.
Education and Training
New York Presbyterian-Weill Cornell Medical Center Hematopathology fellowship July 2012-June 2016 New York Presbyterian-Weill Cornell Medical Center Pathology residency (Anatomic & Clinical) Board certification in anatomic pathology & clinical pathology (7/ present
Doctor of MedicineAugust 2008-June 2012Chicago Medical School @ Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine & Science
Bachelor of Science, ChemistryMay 2005Southern Connecticut State University － New Haven, CTChemistry summa cum laude Honors Thesis title, The expression pattern of a 12C mRNA in the olfactory rosette of Atlantic Salmon.
Accomplishments
  • Spring 2016 Summer/Fall of 2014 New York Presbyterian-Weill Cornell Medical College Department of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine with Dr.
  • Ethel Cesarman Research project (Will commence in Fall of 2014) Significance of XPO1 amplifications in classical Hodgkin lymphoma An assessment of both DNA amplification and protein expression of XPO1 in the Reed-Sternberg cells of classical Hodgkin lymphoma.
  • XPO1 is a nuclear- cytoplasmic shuttle involved in transporting newly transcribed oncogenes into the cytoplasm of lymphoma cells.
  • The project will correlate expression with prognostic parameters.
  • Summer/Fall of 2014 New York Presbyterian-Weill Cornell Medical College Department of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine with Dr.
  • Scott Ely Research project (Will commence in Summer/Fall of 2014) A new project looking at cytogenetic features of newly diagnosed lymphomas and how this data can be used for both diagnosis and prognosis.
  • No title yet) Spring of 2014 New York Presbyterian-Weill Cornell Medical College Department of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine with Dr.
  • Scott Ely Research project (ongoing) A novel dual staining and image analysis platform predicts risk of clinical progression in Myeloma-Presentation at the 2014 United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology meeting, San Diego California Validation of a dual chromogen IHC method and free-standing image analysis platform to show that myeloma cell-specific MUM1/Ki67 co-staining greater than 10% correlates with increased risk of disease progression in first-line myeloma therapy.
  • Winter of 2014 New York Presbyterian-Weill Cornell Medical College Department of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine with Dr.
  • Scott Ely Research project (ongoing) Detecting minimal residual disease (MRD) in B-acute lymphoblastic leukemia A clinic-pathologic assessment of the best ways to detect MRD in ALL using different molecular techniques-currently writing manuscript for submission for publication.
  • Summer of 2009 Rosalind Franklin University (Chicago Medical School) Department of Physiology with Dr.
  • Raul Gazmuri Research Assistant Effect of vitamin C to scavenge reactive oxygen species in reperfused rat myocardium Adapted a simple chemical test to assay quantity of vit.
  • C reaching rat myocardium upon post-mortem tissue analysis Fall 2004-Spring 2005 Southern Connecticut State University Department of Chemistry with Professor Dr.
  • Jiongdong Pang Senior Thesis The expression pattern of a 12C mRNA in the olfactory rosette of Atlantic Salmon Used in-situ hybridization to specifically pinpoint location of newly discovered nucleic acid coding for a protein believed to be important in olfaction.
Publications
Chadburn A, Liu Y. BCL6, BLIMP1 and BCL6/BLIMP1 Regulated Transcription Factor Expression in T-cell Lymphomas (T-NHLs): A Possible Alternative Method for Classifying T-cell Neoplasms. Presented at 2015 United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology; Boston, MA. 03/19/2015. Ely S, Matthew S. Traditional Karyotypes are Valuable and Cost-Effective in Lymph Node Specimens. Presented at 2015 United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology; Boston, MA. 03/19/2015. Ely S, Park K. A novel dual staining and image analysis platform predicts risk of clinical progression in Myeloma. Presented at 2014 United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology; San Diego, CA. 03/19/2014.
Interests
Going to plays, museums, movies, skiing, hiking
Skills
chemistry, materials, Pathology, Clinical care, teaching
Additional Information
  • HONORS & AWARDS Honors Program in Pathology, 2009-2010 *A three month, weekly experience in diagnostic surgical pathology Outstanding undergraduate award in chemistry, 2005 Curagen company scholarship $2500, 2005
  • HOBBIES & INTERESTS Going to plays, museums, movies, skiing, hiking
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Resume Overview

Companies Worked For:

  • Southern Connecticut State University
  • Yale New Haven Hospital

School Attended

  • Chicago Medical School @ Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine & Science
  • Southern Connecticut State University

Job Titles Held:

  • Chemistry Laboratory Instructor
  • Patient Care Associate

Degrees

  • New York Presbyterian-Weill Cornell Medical Center Hematopathology fellowship July 2012-June 2016 New York Presbyterian-Weill Cornell Medical Center Pathology residency (Anatomic & Clinical) Board certification in anatomic pathology & clinical pathology (7/ present
    Doctor of Medicine August 2008-June 2012
    Bachelor of Science , Chemistry May 2005

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