Jack Hoen

Jack Hoen is a research technician at the University of Alaska Anchorage, focusing on the effects of microplastics on sea life and metabolomics, with a current project involving Bay mussels. Jack also serves as a medical assistant at Orthopedic Physicians Alaska and previously held a medical assistant position at Primary Care Associates. Prior experience includes working as a chemistry stores associate at Brigham Young University, where responsibility involved outfitting laboratories and managing hazardous materials. Jack's coaching experience at Momentum Indoor Climbing involved training youth in advanced rock climbing techniques, while an ordering manager role during the COVID-19 pandemic required handling medical equipment orders for professionals. Earlier roles include construction labor and lifeguarding, highlighting a diverse skill set and emphasis on safety. Jack Hoen holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Kinesiology and Exercise Science from Brigham Young University.