Erin Regino

Passionate about all animals big, small, endangered or invasive. Experienced in most laboratory settings and quick to pick up new SOP’s. Acquired Associates degree in Forensic Science as well as a Certified Veterinary Assistant/Technician.

Fieldwork emphasizes natural behaviors and ecology, often in uncontrolled environments.

Lab work emphasizes controlled experiments and physiological mechanisms in regulated environments.

As a professional with experience in both field research and laboratory settings focused on animal studies, I have developed a comprehensive understanding of animal behavior, physiology, and ecological interactions. In the field, I have conducted hands-on research involving the observation and documentation of wildlife in their natural habitats. This included tracking animal movements through GPS and tagging systems, collecting biological and environmental samples, and monitoring habitat conditions.

These roles required adaptability, physical endurance, and strong observational skills while working in remote or challenging environments.

In laboratory settings, I have complemented my fieldwork with detailed analyses of animal samples and behavior under controlled conditions. My responsibilities have included maintaining ethical care and handling of lab animals, and designing experiments to investigate biological mechanisms. I have consistently adhered to strict protocols for data collection, analysis, and reporting, while also ensuring compliance with institutional and ethical standards.

This dual experience has equipped me with a versatile skill set, ranging from ecological survey techniques and animal tracking to genetics and data analysis. It has also fostered a deep appreciation for the integration of field observations with laboratory research to advance animal science and conservation efforts.

• High School Diploma
• Veterinary Technicians License
• Associates Degree in Forensic Science