Julien Kridelka

I am a bilingual (French-English) M.Sc. candidate in Clinical Pharmacology at the Université de Montréal, with a strong foundation in chemistry and hands-on experience in clinical and pharmaceutical settings. My academic background spans drug development, pharmacokinetics, epidemiology, and immunotherapy, supported by practical roles in quality control at Pharmascience and clinical research at CR-CHUM. Passionate about advancing evidence-based medicine, I bring a detail-oriented approach and a commitment to improving patient outcomes through science-driven research.

I have accumulated diverse experience across both clinical and laboratory settings in the pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors. At CR-CHUM, I worked as a Clinical Research Assistant, where I was responsible for obtaining informed consent, administering DSM-V-based neuropsychological evaluations, and collecting trial data using REDCap. Previously, I served as a Quality Control Analyst at Pharmascience, where I conducted HPLC and UPLC testing using EMPOWER 3 and LIMS systems to ensure compliance with international pharmacopoeias and FDA regulations.

Additionally, my early role as a Laboratory Technician at AGAT Laboratories provided foundational experience in sample preparation and analytical support.

I have completed an M.Sc. in Clinical Pharmacology at the Université de Montréal, with a research focus on the impact of coeliac disease on drug pharmacokinetics. My coursework has equipped me with expertise in statistical analysis, drug development phases, pharmacogenomics, and disease-specific pharmacology. Prior to this, I earned a B.Sc. in Chemistry from Bishop’s University, where I deepened my knowledge of organic and analytical chemistry, pharmacology, and scientific communication.

This strong academic foundation complements my hands-on experience and positions me well for roles in clinical research and the pharmaceutical industry.