Michael Curtis

Michael Curtis currently serves as a Field Service Engineer at Alfa Wassermann Diagnostic Technologies, providing on-site installation, maintenance, and technical support for diagnostic equipment. Previously, Michael held positions as a Field Engineer at GE HealthCare, where responsibilities included coordinating new equipment installations and conducting root-cause analyses, and as a Molecular Technologist at AltruDx, focusing on the preparation of solutions and testing over 8,000 COVID-19 samples. Additionally, Michael worked as an Academic Advisor at Cram Crew, Inc., where tailored lesson plans were created to assist students. Michael holds two Bachelor of Science degrees in Biomedical/Medical Engineering and Genetics from Texas A&M University.