Kareem Elnahrawi, Mls (Ascp)
About Kareem Elnahrawi, Mls (Ascp)
Kareem Elnahrawi is an Investigations Scientist at Bristol Myers Squibb with a background in clinical laboratory science and medical technology.
Current Position at Bristol Myers Squibb
Kareem Elnahrawi currently holds the position of Investigations Scientist at Bristol Myers Squibb. His role involves conducting in-depth scientific investigations to support product development and ensure quality control. Kareem leverages his extensive background in various laboratory and clinical settings to contribute effectively to the company's research and development initiatives.
Previous Experience at Celularity Inc.
In 2022, Kareem worked as an Analytical Scientist at Celularity Inc. for a period of seven months. During his tenure, he was involved in analytical testing and validation processes necessary for the company's cellular therapies. His contributions were crucial in maintaining the accuracy and reliability of laboratory results, ensuring compliance with industry standards.
Role at Ortho Clinical Diagnostics
From 2020 to 2022, Kareem served as a Quality Control Scientist I at Ortho Clinical Diagnostics. Over these two years, he was responsible for performing quality control tests to ensure the integrity and effectiveness of diagnostic products. His duties included documenting and analyzing data to support the quality assurance of clinical diagnostics.
Career at St Joseph Hospital
Kareem Elnahrawi's role at St Joseph Hospital spanned from 2018 to 2020, where he worked as a Medical Technologist specializing in the Blood Bank. His responsibilities included conducting blood tests, managing blood inventories, and ensuring the safety and compatibility of blood samples. His work was critical in supporting patient care and hospital operations.
Education at Rutgers School of Health Professions
Kareem earned his Medical Laboratory Science certification from Rutgers School of Health Professions, studying Clinical Laboratory Science and Medical Technology in 2017-2018. His academic training provided a robust foundation in laboratory practices, preparing him for diverse roles in healthcare and research laboratories. Additionally, during his time at Rutgers, he initiated his own organization, reflecting his leadership skills and community involvement.