Zachary Benard

Driven biomedical engineering professional with knowledge in engineering technology and technical capability in biological signal processing and biomechanics. Demonstrates solid verbal and written communication and interpersonal skills.

Biomedical Scientist at National Institute of Health (2018-01 – Present)

• Collaborated with pharmacological engineers to incorporate multiple medicine administration formats into devices.
• Attended and completed advanced training courses on operating, testing, maintaining, and repairing medical devices.
• Developed documents describing protocols and repair of medical equipment.

Registered Nurse at ST. Mary's Hospital (2014-07 – 2017-11)

• Educated patients and families on conditions, treatment options, and possible outcomes.
• Assessed patient vital signs and documented diet and exercise habits.
• Administered medications to patients and monitored physical responses.

Genetic Engineer at Horizon Discovery (2010-07 – 2014-05)

• Balanced costs, quality, and performance demands to achieve project objectives.
• Used engineering knowledge to diagnose and repair system problems.
• Utilized design software to draft designs, cross-sections, and detail drawings.
• Reviewed project work regularly to assess engineering plan and specification conformance.
• Utilized molecular biology techniques and contributed to data analysis.
• Evaluated systems releases for impact on business processes.
• Leveraged knowledge to improve procedures and systems for managing and maintaining medical equipment.
• Taught biomedical engineering and disseminated knowledge about the field through technical writing and consulting.
• Analyzed current manufacturing procedures to identify opportunities for increased yield and streamlined processes.

Ph.D. in Medical Scientist – Harvard University (2011-09)

Masters of Science in Biology – University of Chicago (2008-09)

Bachelor of Science in Biology – Emory University (2006-12)