Sample Resume – Pharmaceutical Science PG Flynn Farrow M: 0422 786 678 H: (03) 9700 2323 E: flynnf4@gmail.com W: linkedin.com/flynnfarrow EDUCATION & QUALIFICATIONS Master of Pharmaceutical Science 2011- current Monash University  Thesis: ‘Investigate drug permeability using skin as alternative systemic route of drug delivery for anti-viral medications and potential effects on the aged’  Supervised by: Understanding drug transport research group – Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science (First Class Honours) 2005 - 2008 Monash University  Thesis: ‘Intracellular transport pathways as gatekeeper of drug activity’  Supervised by: Structure-based drug design and Bio-pharmaceutics/Drug Transport/PK/PD – Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE Research Assistant Howlett Research Institute (NZ) 2010 - 2011 Responsibilities:  Measure gene expression using RNA prepared from blood  Perform diagnostic assays, polymerase chain reaction, DNA sequence analysis, protein purification, electrophoresis and spectrophotometry  Process blood samples and cell culture assays  Complete pro forma reports, data entry and preparation of documentation for grant applications Achievements:  Ran polymerase chain reactions and discovered inconsistencies in cell development  Compiled research reports used by the Department of Science in research of muscular dystrophy Teaching Assistant University of Otago (NZ) 2009 - 2010 Responsibilities:  Led undergraduate science students in conducting DNA testing  Conducted undergraduate student tutorials  Evaluated student performances in laboratory experiments and report writing Achievements:  Received excellent student teaching reviews Summer internship Adviso Diagnostics Responsibilities:  Prepared cell cultures  Performed cellular evaluation (FBC, MCV, EST, haematocrit) and biochemical analysis  Completed occupational health and safety training 2007-2008 SKILLS Research  Experienced in conducting experiments including preparation, sampling, data collection and analysis and preparation of results and reports  Highly proficient in searching for chemical literature  Efficient management of research laboratory including maintenance of equipment and materials, the disposal of waste and the ordering of supplies  Compliance with procedures and protocols in relation to research being conducted as part of industry/university partnership Computer  Bioinformatics – intermediate level of proficiency, use currently  Agilent Chemstation & Thermo Xcalibur – competent, use currently  Microsoft, Excel – use advanced skills to produce high level work Administration  Commended on ability to provide efficient administrative and financial management support for research projects and programs including the maintenance and use of electronic and paper based information systems, data bases, websites and records  Well -developed planning and organisational skills with the ability to prioritise multiple tasks and set and meet deadlines, demonstrated in work and academic outcomes Communication/Teamwork  Positive interpersonal skills demonstrated through teaching and collaboration as part of research teams  Excellent feedback on oral presentation and Power point skills  Scientific report writing skills that show precision, attention to details and conform to procedural guidelines  Proven ability to be a productive team member through interaction with staff and peers, attendance and contribution at meetings and liaison with industry representatives PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT   June 2012 – attended ARCS Conference Sydney July 2010 – Completed one day workshop ‘Role of Pre-clinical Drug and Biological Development in Translation of Research’ INTERESTS   Downhill skiing and snowboarding – annual trips to alpine regions of NSW, Victoria and Tasmania Travel – independent travel to Japan, Korea, Canada, USA and South America REFEREES Dr Peter Pillay Research Leader Urban Drug Transport Group Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences Monash University E: ppilla78@monash.edu (Academic) DO NOT COPY: You are advised not to copy this sample, but to use it to generate ideas to create your own resume. Dr Margo Hoy Research Supervisor Urban Drug Transport Group Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences Monash University E: mhoy35@monash.edu (Academic) Dr Theo Ahu Department of Science University of Otago E: theoahu@gmail.nz P: 0011+64+07+538 7421 (Work)