Nanoscience Graduate | Technical Writer at Grifols
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Degree Qualified graduate of Nanoscience from Trinity College Dublin with focus in chemistry and physics. Developed skills in website development (project: writing science blogs based around current physics topics). Experience working in both physical/chemical laboratories and clean room environments, adhering to GLP. Compliance centric taking a right first-time approach with excellent knowledge of industry standards and regulations including FDA, ICH Guidelines, HPRA, cGMP etc. Excellent Technical Report Writer, experienced drafting Validation protocols, SOP’s and technical documents whilst following good documentation practices. Patient centric with effective communication skills developed working in busy GP Medical Practice. Effective team member with the ability to engage and contribute within a team environment.
Involved in a role as a validation technical writer at the pharmaceutical company 'Grifols', based in Dublin. Worked under contracting company 'Innopharma'.
Tasks included writing and reviewing validation based documents (e.g. IOQs, CVs, process validation) while ensuring GMP and GDP is being applied.
Managed a small team of technical writers/validation personnel to produce documents required for FDA submission (pre-audit).
Here I worked for a student in need of academic help due to their physical disability. The student's lectures were made available to me (either online or at a lecture theatre) and I took notes throughout the duration of the lecture. Afterwards, I sent them onto the student.
I am glad I was given the opportunity to provide aid for my student with their course and believe this job is very impactful.
Working in a Medical Practice as a scanner was an eye opener for me when it came to seeing how a professional group of people worked together in a well structured, organized environment. My job was to scan written documents such as prescriptions, ECG Reports and medical reports and upload them onto the software being used in the practice so that they can be readily accessed by the medical staff. As well as this, I kept account of the money coming in and out of the practice on a regular basis.
I got to see professional doctors pull their weight and overcome problematic situations that would come up on a daily basis, such as medical emergencies and giving well thought out medical advice for each patient.
This experience solidified my perspective of what a professional environment may look like and gave me an understanding of what is to be expected by every member of a team.
Nanoscience - Trinity College Dublin
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