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EDUCATION:

B.S. The College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA, Biology (1989)

EXPERIENCE:

CURRENT
POSITION:
  Vice President Finance, Secretary, Treasurer, Biologics Consulting Group, Inc.
Jan. 2003 to present  
  • Serve as accounts receivable/payable
  • Organize monthly invoicing to clients
  • Organize technology coordination throughout company
  • Oversee web site maintenance
  •    
    Jan. 1994 - Dec. 2002  

    Director of Quality Assurance, Biologics Consulting Group, L.L.C.

    • Reviewed and developed Documentation Systems for biological manufacturing facilities (SOPs, BPRs, cleaning records, etc).
    • Reviewed Quality Control documentation (environmental monitoring, assay validation, training records, change control, etc.)
    • Manager of Information Services
    • Webmaster
    • Office Manager
       
    Sept. 1993- Dec. 1993   Biologist, GS-12, Laboratory Immunobiochemistry, Division of Allergenic Products and Parasitology, Office of Vaccine Research and Review, CBER/FDA
       
    • Certified CBER Inspector.
    • Review protocols, release of products, confirmatory testing, and review of product license applications and IND submissions.
    • Write and edit SOP's for use in the laboratory.
    • Research and development of assays for possible regulatory implementation.
    • Membership on PLA review committees.
    • Assist in training of new personnel.
    • Skills:
      • Working knowledge of DOS, UNIX and Macintosh computer systems.
      • Perform various laboratory techniques (ELISA, radioimmunodiffusion, isoelectric focusing, immunoblotting, ninhydrin protein assays and radioallergosorbent tests [RAST]) for the testing of products in support of license applications.
       
    Mar. 1992 - Sept. 1993   Biologist, GS-11, Laboratory of Allergy and Immunochemistry, Division of Bacterial Products, Office of Biologics Research, CBER/FDA
       
    • Participated in a variety of research projects to isolate and characterize biochemically and pharmacologically active components of Allergenic Products by physical, chemical, and immunological methods.
    • Provided technical guidance and training of subordinate personnel and others assigned to the Center for instruction.
    • Scheduled experiments in consultation with supervisor, recorded results of laboratory tests, performed necessary calculations and wrote preliminary drafts of reports. Furnished detailed data for manuscripts.
    • Presented at scientific seminars.
    • Certified CBER Inspector.
    • Served on committees to determine the eligibility of applicants for establishment and product licenses.
    • Reviewed, evaluated and made recommendations for approval or rejection of product and establishment license applications and amendments.
       
    July 1990 - Mar. 1992   Biologist, GS-9, Laboratory of Allergenic Products, Division of Bacterial Products, Office of Biologics Research, CBER/FDA
       
    • Writing/editing of test procedures for laboratory use.
    • Performance of specific bioassays, enzyme assays and immunochemical assays on a routine basis as part of research or control related experimentation.
    • Performance of protein separations and characterizations using biochemical and physiochemical techniques.
    • Performance of electrophoresis methods such as Iso-Electric Focusing and SDS-PAGE.
    • Performance of preparative IEF and analysis of fractions by HPLC.
       
    June 1989 - July 1990   Biologist, GS-7, Laboratory of Allergenic Products, Division of Bacterial Products, Office of Biologics Research, CBER/FDA
       
    • Writing/editing of test procedures for laboratory use.
    • Electrophoretic methods (Polyacrylamide and agarose gel electrophoresis and Isoelectric Focusing).
    • Formulation and preparation of laboratory reagents and buffers.
    • Chemical assays such as ninhydrin assay to measure protein content of allergenic extracts and spectrophotometric determination of protein.
    • Immunological assays such as immunoblotting, radio-immune assays and autoradiography.
    • Single antigen assays for Antigen E and Cat Allergen I using immunodiffusion techniques.
    • Use of Macintosh software for data analysis.

    PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:
    • Regulatory Affairs Professional Society (RAPS)
    • Parenteral Drug Association (PDA)
    • Drug Information Association (DIA)

    CONTINUING EDUCATION:
    2002   VaBIO Summit and Governor's Conference 2002, October 2002, McLean, VA.
    2002   RAPS Annual Conference 2002, October 2002, Washington, DC.
    2002   Quickbooks Workshop
    2001   VaBio Biotechnology Summit and Governor's Conference 2001, October 2001, Washington, DC.
    2001   RAPS Annual Conference 2001, October 2001, Baltimore, MD.
    2000   Essentials of US Regulatory Affairs Webcast Series, Modules 1-4 (July 2000)
    1999   Essentials of US Regulatory Affairs Webcast Series, Modules 1-4 (July 1999)
    1999   PhRMA/FDA Error and Accident Reporting; PhRMA Workshop, Washington, DC
    1998   Workshop on Electronic Submissions of Biologics; DIA course, Washington, DC
    1997   Capture Your Share of the Vaccine Market; The Institute for International Research (IIR), Washington, DC
    1997   Pharmaceutical Document Management: Moving Beyond Paper in a Global Environment; DIA course, Philadelphia, PA
    1996   Regulation of Biologics; Center for Continuous Education, Alexandria, VA
    1996   Assay Validation; PDA Educational Course Series, Baltimore, MD
    1992, 93   Inspection Workshop; FDA training, Bethesda, MD
    1991   Biologics Update '91; FDLI course
    1990-92   Annual Educational Conferences; FDLI
    1990   Biological Law Seminar, Inspection Training; FDA training, Bethesda, MD
    1990   Basic Hazard Communication Training Course; FDA training, Bethesda, MD
    1990   Advertising & Promotion of Biologics; FDLI course
    1990   Basic Principles of Immunology & Hypersensitivity; Graduate Program at NIH Foundation for Advanced Education in the Sciences (FAES), Bethesda, MD
    1989   Radiation Safety; NIH Training, Bethesda, MD

    HONORS AND AWARDS:

    May 28, 1993  

    FDA Group Recognition Award - Member of the Allergenic Products Licensing Group for Cat Allergens

    1992-1993  

    Student and Teacher Internship Program - Certificate of Appreciation in Recognition of the many hours of teaching and support as a preceptor in the Student and Teacher Internship Program sponsored by The Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Montgomery County Public Schools and the National Institutes of Health

    May 31, 1991  

    FDA Group Recognition Award - Member of Allergenic Products Licensing Group


    CERTIFICATIONS:

    Nov. 6, 1999 Regulatory Affairs Certified (RAC) - expired 2002
    May 24, 1993 FDA Certified Regulatory Inspector of Licensed Manufacturers of Biologic Products.

    REGULATORY PRESENTATIONS & PUBLICATIONS:

    1. Anderson, MC; Boyle, KT; Seymour, AB; Matthews, JL; Turkeltaub, PC. 1991. In-vitro and in-vivo Evaluation of Cat Extracts. FDA Sigma XI Poster Science Exhibition.
    2. Anderson, MC; Boyle, KT; Seymour, AB; Turkeltaub, PC. 1991. Characterization of Cat Extracts. FDA Sigma XI Poster Science Exhibition.
    3. Matthews, JL; Turkeltaub, PC; Anderson, MC; Boyle, KT. 1991. The Assignment of Biological Allergy Units to Standardized Grass Extracts. J. Allergy Clin. Immuno. 87:1, p 186.
    4. Anderson, MC; Boyle, KT; Seymour, AB; Turkeltaub, PC. 1991. Stability of Cat Extracts. J. Allergy Clin. Immuno. 87:1, p 178.
    5. Boyle, KT; Anderson, MC; Turkeltaub, PC. 1991. Characterization of Cat Extracts: Beyond Fel d I. J. Allergy Clin. Immuno. 87:1, p 178.
    6. Anderson, MC; Boyle, KT; Kenimer, JG. 1992. Characterization of Cat Extracts with IsoElectric Focusing (IEF). J. Allergy Clin. Immuno. 89:1, p 152.
    7. Boyle, KT; Anderson, MC; Kenimer, JG. 1992. Specific IgE to Latex Extracts. J. Allergy Clin. Immuno. 89:1, p 224.

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