Emily O'Connor

Emily O'Connor has extensive work experience in various roles related to biosciences and education. Emily started their career at Premise Health in 2018, where they worked as an EMT-B at the Saratoga Race Course. In this role, they provided emergency medical care to attendees, workers, and jockeys at the Race Course.

In 2016, Emily began working at Skidmore College, where they held multiple positions. Emily started as an Analytical Chemistry Research Assistant, contributing to the development of a cost-effective urine-based malaria test. Emily also served as a Tour Guide and a Molecular Microbiology Research Assistant, studying copper resistance in bacterial pathogens.

At Skidmore College, Emily also served as a Head Peer Health Educator, overseeing peer health educators and the day-to-day operations of the Student Wellness Center. Additionally, they worked as a Lab Prep Worker, preparing solutions and organizing labs for introductory biology and microbiology classes. Emily also worked as a Teaching Assistant, assisting the laboratory professor and teaching students about instrumentation, microscopy, and lab techniques.

Since 2019, Emily has been working at Parse Biosciences. Emily started as a Research Associate, where they conducted research and analysis on various projects. Emily then progressed to a Production Lead role, taking on more responsibilities in overseeing manufacturing processes. Currently, they hold the position of Manager of Manufacturing, where they manage manufacturing operations and ensures process efficiency.

Overall, Emily O'Connor has gained significant experience in scientific research, laboratory management, and manufacturing operations throughout their career.

Emily O'Connor obtained their Bachelor's degree in Biology: Cell, Molecular, and Genetics from Skidmore College, where they studied from 2015 to 2019. Additionally, Emily has earned several certifications including Domestic Violence Advocate from New Beginnings in September 2019, Stop The Bleed Instructor from the American College of Surgeons in October 2017, and Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) from the New York State Department of Health in January 2017.