Michael D Derelanko from Pottstown, PA, age 44

Resumes

Senior Toxicologist And Ehs

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Location:

Downingtown, PA

Industry:

Pharmaceuticals

Work:

Robson Forensic, Inc. Jan 2013 - Dec 2017
Toxicology Expert
Knoell Usa Jan 2013 - Dec 2017
Senior Toxicologist and Ehs Group Leader
Adolor Corporation Jan 2003 - Apr 2012
Director Nonclinical Drug Safety Assessment
Honeywell Jul 1980 - Jul 2001
Manager Toxicology and Risk Assessment
Merck May 1978 - Jun 1980
Postdoctoral Fellow Discovery

Education:

Saint Peter's College
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Biology New York University
Master of Science, Doctorates, Masters, Doctor of Philosophy

Skills:

Toxicology
Glp
Drug Development
Cro
Pharmaceutical Industry
Drug Safety
Life Sciences
In Vivo
Ind
Regulatory Submissions
Pharmacology
In Vitro
Risk Assessment
Clinical Development
Lifesciences
Drug Discovery
Neuroscience
Management
Biopharmaceuticals
Tox Program Development
Hazard Communication
Project Management
Biomarkers

Certifications:

Diplomate American Board of Toxicology
Fellow Academy of Toxicological Sciences

Qa Document Control Specialist And Archivist

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Location:

1362 Steeple Chase Rd, Downingtown, PA 19335

Industry:

Pharmaceuticals

Work:

Morphotek, Inc. since Dec 2011
Clinical Financial Consultant
Adolor Corporation May 2008 - Dec 2011
Document Management Assistant
Becket & Lee LLP Jul 2005 - Dec 2008
Bankruptcy Document Processor

Education:

Rowan University 2000 - 2004
BA, Communication: Advertising and Public Relations Brookdale Community College 1998 - 2000

Skills:

Fda
Sop
Data Management

Publications

Us Patents

Transparency Presentation Organizer For Overhead Projectors

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US Patent:

56764430, Oct 14, 1997

Filed:

Dec 17, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/767781

Inventors:

Michael J. Derelanko - Manalapan NJ

International Classification:

G03B 2100

US Classification:

353120

Abstract:

The transparency presentation organizer of the invention is in the nature of a portfolio binder, including left, middle and right sections foldable one with respect to another to open and placed on top of an overhead projector in displaying transparencies placed atop its middle section, composed of a rigid material transparent to projected light, and dimensioned to accept transparencies of 81/2". times. 11", 81/2". times. 14" and 11". times. 17" and to close in storing such transparencies and enabling the organizer to be carried about under one's arm or placed within a briefcase carried in one's hand.

Ice Cube Guide For Use With Refrigerator/Freezer Automatic Ice Cube Makers

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US Patent:

61585645, Dec 12, 2000

Filed:

Nov 9, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/436640

Inventors:

Michael J. Derelanko - Manalapan NJ

International Classification:

B65G 1100

US Classification:

193 2R

Abstract:

The ice cube guide of the invention is in the nature of a chute (tubular or otherwise) having a cross-section to allow it to be held comfortably by hand either directly or with a handle, having top and bottom open ends, with the top end being cut at an angle to allow the chute to be removably inserted into a compartment of a freezer door ice dispensing mechanism in a manner such that the top end of the chute is situated directly below the opening from which ice cubes are dispensed, and with the lower end extending beyond and outside the outer edge of the bottom of the ice dispenser compartment, to permit ice cubes falling from the dispenser's opening to be directed into the opening of the chute, and from there through the chute to exit from the bottom of the hand-held chute outside the ice dispenser compartment.

Briefcase Companion Bag System

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US Patent:

60125578, Jan 11, 2000

Filed:

Jun 29, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/106408

Inventors:

Michael J. Derelanko - Manalapan NJ

International Classification:

A45C 302
A45C 1300
A45C 1500

US Classification:

190108

Abstract:

A carry bag system in which the handle of a briefcase, attache case, small suitcase, or overnight bag, for example, fits through an elongated slot on the flap of an accessory bag having one or more compartments for storing articles placed therein, with the accessory bag draping over one of the sides while being transported about as a single unit by virtue of the carry handle. A series of straps and buckle-snap arrangements are described to further secure the accessory bag with the main carrying unit, and with a second accessory bag carried by the briefcase, attache case, small suitcase or overnight bag in similar manner--with either or both accessory bags being additionally detachable from the combination to allow independent carrying thereof to conferences, meetings and seminars without having to carry the entire combination together.