I have been promoted to the role of a Senior Technician by my current employer.The role involves a range of supervisory duties such as Release of finished products in the premises which are released and packed at the packing bench.The other task I have been made responsible for is to approve the use of incoming materials required for production purpose which ranges from using of ready to use items such as I-123 isotopes that are dispensed in the strile isolators for customer use. This aside I also evaluate the use of technicium generators, consumables required for cleanroom use.To add to the above, I am presently undergoing training of supervising the manufacturing of radioactive doses in the grade A isolators.Finally I am also responsible for training of new staff, their supervision throughout the spect department.

• I have been employed by Curium Pharma as a Radiopharmacy Technician. • This is a shift based role that involves starting times are 6 am to 3 pm as well as 7 am to 4 pm.I manufacture various types of isotope doses using negative pressure isolators• As part my quality investigation , I perform Endotoxin analysis on the Galium isotope batch sample using the Charles River Nexgen-ms software as well as the ITLC chromotographic analysis of the same batch sample with the use of the Agilent Technologies Affinity 1260 device. .The other duties include packaging of up Radiopharmacy isotopes in cases and bags which are to be delivered to the external clients as well as internal clients by using the online software called Veenstra.• Performing of blood Glomerular Filtrate Radioactivity assessment of patients administered the DTPA isotope by using a gamma data analysing programme, performed on the patient’s blood samples.• Discarding of radiopharmaceutical waste. . Apart from the above, I also assist in environmental monitoring of the grade A isolators using MAS air sampler and also particle count sampler. I also document temperatures, radiation levels, calibrate weighing scales and isotope calibrators as per rota which has equipped me with good documentation skills. Watford General Hospital                 June 2019- July 2019 Pharmacy Assistant • I served a locum contract at Watford General Hospital as a pharmacy assistant. I was responsible for performing a number of duties such as labelling of drug packages to be supplied to other trusts. • I was also assigned to observe temperatures, pressure readings, perform isolator glove change in a negative pressure isolator, undertake sessional cleaning of the isolator, record various pressure readings on the isolator. • Assemble ancillaries for drug manufacture in the cleanroom. • Sanitise ancillaries, diluent bags and the items to be transferred into the

I served a locum contract at Watford General Hospital as a pharmacy assistant. I was responsible for performing a number of duties such as labelling of drug packages to be supplied to other trusts. I was also assigned to observe temperatures, pressure readings, perform isolator glove change in a negative pressure isolator, undertake sessional cleaning of the isolator, record various pressure readings on the isolator. Assemble ancillaries for drug manufacture in the cleanroom. Sanitise ancillaries, diluent bags and the items to be transferred into the cleanroom with sporocidal wipes. Label finished products appropriately. Perform the environmental monitoring of the cleanroom on weekly basis.

This job includes both production and quality assurance elements which makes it realy interesting.My duties are versatile and include compounding of clinical trials of aseptic and non-aseptic nature in seperate manufacturing rooms, as well as this I am also responsible for generating labels, arranging the trial prescription from the ward for specific subject, delivering the finished product to the ward. Apart from this I also use isolators for sterile manufacturing and broth validations, perform daily checks on isolators, read environmental monitoring agar plates, conduct particle count of different areas in the cleanroom using an Apex P5 particle counter, undertake cleaning procedures on weekly and monthly basis and to also monitor temperatures in the fridges and incubators using a software called PEMS.An intruguing element of my role is to also maintain the pharmacy stock, recieve deliveries which can be trial specific and also general pharmacy stock. Finally to also disponse of waste generate through the manufacture process.

I am currently employed at Rpyal Marsden Hospital in Chelsea as a Senior Assistant Technical Officer.My duties include manufacturing chemotherapy drugs and antibodies, labelling of finished products, sanitising items to be transferred into the cleanroom. Apart from this, I also perform operator validations, process validation as well as environmental monitoring of the manufacturing unit.

I have been employed on a permanent contract at a drug unit belonging to Baxter healthcare, based in Mount Vernon Hospital in Northwood, London. This particular unit specialises in the manufacturing of cancer medications to be supplied to Mount Vernon Hospital as well as other hospitals. The job revolves around a shift pattern and involves working primarily within a Grade D cleanroom. My duties at the job involve managing a team of production technicians, training of the technicians, manufacturing of medications within specified isolators, producing sanitisation reports for cleaning of ancillaries and others items needed for the drug manufacture.Apart from the above, I also label items required to be delivered to the clients. My effrots and dedication have earned me the award of the employee of the year 2017 at the company.

• Permanent position in the non-aseptic compounding unit of Bupa Home Healthcare located in Harlow, Essex specialising in manufacturing of total parenteral nutrition products, chemotherapy medications and antibiotics • Undertake duties as per the standard operational procedures (SOP’s) for handling and receiving of products for different preparation methods • Perform tasks in a laboratory environment in a consistent manner and as part of a team of operatives• Sterilise the products and transfer to preparation rooms where the above listed products are prepared • Ensure the adherence to health and safety rules

• Employed by the Department of Microbial Diseases at Eastman Dental Institute, University College London to investigate the different responses of human macrophages to bacteria in suspension and compare it to the bacteria cultured in the form of a biofilm• Planned and conducted experiments with collaboration with research team• Analysed growth kinetics of the Staphylococcus aureus LS-1 and Pseudomonas aeruginosa PA01 in suspension culture and as bacterial biofilms, • Assessed responses of macrophages to bacteria by confocal microscopy, electron microscopy and flow cytometry • Contributed to the daily maintenance and management of the laboratory household duties including the following of protocols, autoclaving, disposal of infectious waste, recording required stock and putting orders. • Data analysis and statistics on data obtained from the co-culture experiments and validation of protocols. • Demonstrated bachelor’s and master’s students with experiments and learning of laboratory techniques

• Elected as teaching staff in a college accredited by Saudi Ministry of Higher Education compromised of departments of Pharmacy, Allied Health Sciences and Nursing. • Primary teaching role in Biology and Microbiology to undergraduate students of Pharmacy, Medical Laboratory Technology and Nursing. • Performed laboratory and theoretical demonstrations of diagnostics in Medical Microbiology. • Contributed to the maintenance of laboratories including drafting of orders, installation of equipment and implementation of health and safety rules and regulations• Draft, design and mark multiple choice questions, short essay questions and assignments • Planning of timetables for assessments and deadlines • Invigilator in written examinations and key administrator for managing tasks of the department

• Employed as an MLA/administrator for the Central Specimen Reception at King’s College Hospital. • Duties included the labelling and loading of samples on the processing machine and delivery to the requisite departments within the laboratory• Storage of samples for future use and loading and the discarding of used clinical samples.• Worked under close coordination with the laboratory staff • Followed and adhered to confidentiality agreements of data related patient samples• Reported any health and safety hazards to the laboratory manager