Naomi Schilpp
About Naomi Schilpp
Naomi Schilpp is a Surgical Pathology Assistant at Scripps Health with a background in cellular and molecular biology. She has experience in both research and clinical settings, having previously worked at Capsulent, AYNI Therapeutics, and the University of California, Santa Cruz.
Current Role at Scripps Health
Naomi Schilpp has been working as a Surgical Pathology Assistant at Scripps Health since November 2021. In this role, she leverages her background in cellular and molecular biology to support surgical pathology operations. Her current duties involve assisting in the preparation and analysis of surgical specimens, ensuring accuracy and efficiency in the pathology lab.
Previous Experience in Research and Clinical Settings
Naomi Schilpp has accumulated experience in both research and clinical settings. Prior to her role at Scripps Health, she worked at Capsulent and AYNI Therapeutics as a Research Assistant and Research Associate, respectively. Both positions, each held for a year, were based in Santa Cruz, California. These roles enabled her to work on various research projects, applying her expertise in cellular and molecular biology to advance scientific understanding.
Academic Background in Cellular and Molecular Biology
Naomi Schilpp earned a Bachelor of Science in Cellular and Molecular Biology from the University of California, Santa Cruz, graduating in 2020. Her studies provided her with a solid foundation in laboratory techniques and research methodologies that have proven essential in her professional roles. Her academic training has been instrumental in her ability to contribute effectively in various research and clinical settings.
Hands-On Experience at University of California, Santa Cruz
During her time at the University of California, Santa Cruz, Naomi Schilpp worked as an Undergraduate Research Assistant in the Smith Lab for five months in 2020. Additionally, she served as a DRC Engineering Test Proctor from 2017 to 2020. These roles allowed her to engage deeply with the academic community, gaining hands-on experience in research and testing environments.