Theresa Griffin

Theresa Griffin has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Theresa began their career as a Summer Fellow at the Masonic Medical Research Laboratory in 2002 while simultaneously working as a Research Assistant at Clarkson University. Theresa then transitioned to a role as a Chiropractic Intern at the VA Medical Center in Buffalo, where they treated patients and maintained detailed records. Following this, they worked as an Associate Doctor of Chiropractic at The Lydian Center, where they were responsible for diagnosing, treating, and managing chiropractic patients.

In 2006, Theresa joined the Depew Chiropractic Clinic as a Chiropractic Intern, gaining further experience in patient care. Theresa then entered the field of medical writing, working as a Drug Safety Associate at PAREXEL. In this role, they prepared clinical reports, wrote and reviewed serious adverse event narratives, and ensured the quality control of event dossiers.

Theresa's medical writing career progressed as they moved on to Medtronic, where they held two roles. First, as a Senior Specialist in Medical Writing, they wrote, edited, and reviewed scientific and regulatory documents in collaboration with cross-functional teams. Theresa then took on the role of Principal Medical Writer, specializing in developing Clinical Evaluation Plans (CEPs) and Reports (CERs) for the Restorative Therapies Group - Implantable Therapies. This involved close collaboration with various departments, including clinical research, regulatory affairs, and product development.

Continuing their medical writing journey, Theresa worked as a Freelance Medical Editor at Cactus Communications, gaining experience in editing and refining medical manuscripts and documents. Most recently, they joined DePuy Synthes Companies as a CER Writer, providing services through KellyOCG. Now, in the year 2022, they are a Senior Medical Writer at Alphatec Spine.

Overall, Theresa Griffin's work experience showcases their expertise in medical writing, patient care, and research, highlighting their adaptability and commitment to professional growth.

Theresa Griffin obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Biomolecular Science from Clarkson University from 1999 to 2003. Theresa then pursued further education at Northeast College of Health Sciences, where they earned a Doctor of Chiropractic degree from 2003 to 2006.