Amy Wilkerson

Amy Wilkerson has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Amy started their career as a Laboratory Technician at Smith College in 1983, focusing on petrography. In 1984, they worked as a Drilling Mud Logger at Anadrill, Inc./Schlumberger, where they were responsible for analyzing gas emissions and logging. In 1986, they worked as an Exploration Geologist intern at Standard Oil Production Company, evaluating production potential in California. At the University of Texas at Austin, they worked as a Research Assistant in the Stable Isotope/Mass Spectrometer Laboratory from 1986 to 1987. In 1987, they joined The Rockefeller University as an Administrative Assistant in Laboratory Safety, eventually being promoted to roles including Assistant to the Director, Program Coordinator & Safety Officer, and Senior Director of Laboratory Safety & Environmental Health. Amy'sresponsibilities at The Rockefeller University included managing environmental health and safety programs, coordinating daily operations, and providing safety training. Amy'smost recent role at The Rockefeller University was as the Associate Vice President of Research Support, overseeing multiple scientific resource centers and administrative services.

Amy Wilkerson has an M.A. in Geochemistry from The University of Texas at Austin and an A.B. in Geology from Smith College. Amy also has obtained certifications in "Managing Burnout" and "Stories Every Leader Should Tell" from LinkedIn. The specific dates for their education and certifications are not provided.