Thomas Green
About Thomas Green
Thomas Green is a Biological Technician at Bristol-Myers Squibb with extensive experience in laboratory animal science and a strong educational background.
Current Role at Bristol-Myers Squibb
Thomas Green currently serves as a Biological Technician at Bristol-Myers Squibb in Lawrence Township, New Jersey. In this role, he is responsible for tasks related to animal husbandry and research, including the maintenance of animal colonies, genetic sampling, and breeding management. He contributes to various research projects by providing technical support and ensuring compliance with established protocols.
Previous Experience at Charles River and University of Pennsylvania
Thomas Green gained extensive experience working with laboratory animals in his previous roles. From 2007 to 2010, he was employed at Charles River as an Associate Animal Technician. Prior to that, he worked at the University of Pennsylvania as an Animal Technician from 2002 to 2007. In these positions, he was involved in animal care and research, focusing on species such as transgenic mice and non-human primates.
Academic Background and Certifications
Thomas Green holds a Master of Laboratory Animal Science from Drexel University, earned between 2019 and 2022. He also has a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences from Thomas Edison State College, completed in 2013. Additionally, he studied Biology at Temple University and holds an Associate of Arts in Culture, Science, and Technology from Community College of Philadelphia. His educational journey began with a high school diploma in small animal technology from W.B. Saul. Green has also achieved certifications in ALAT, LAT, and LATG, which demonstrate his advanced knowledge and skills in laboratory animal technology.
Expertise in Research and Animal Care
Thomas Green has significant expertise in working with a variety of laboratory animals, including transgenic mice, cynomologus monkeys, and zebra fish. His responsibilities have included performing genetic sampling through toe clippings, setting up breeding pairs for mouse colonies, and providing study support for monkeys through procedures such as anesthetizing and TB testing. He also manages the husbandry and maintenance of zebra fish, ensuring optimal conditions by monitoring environmental factors and collecting eggs.
Knowledge of Regulatory Standards and Practices
Thomas Green has a deep understanding of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), The Animal Welfare Act, and The Guide. These regulations are crucial for ensuring ethical and effective animal research. His work is guided by these standards, ensuring compliance and promoting the welfare of the animals under his care. His knowledge in these areas underscores his commitment to maintaining high standards in laboratory animal care and research.