Morgan McConico, PhD

Morgan McConico, PhD has a diverse work experience in various scientific roles. From April 2022 onwards, McConico has been working as a Senior Scientist at Trace Genomics. Prior to this, from December 2021 to March 2022, McConico worked as a Scientist 1 at Synthorx Inc, a Sanofi company.

McConico also has experience working at the New Jersey Department of Health via Rutgers University. From August 2019 to February 2021, they served as a Supervising Chemist and worked on various projects including nicotine metabolite method development, blood spot method development for detecting high levels of metals in Autistic children, and routine analysis of blood samples for detecting high levels of lead and mercury in pregnant women and newborns.

Before joining the New Jersey Department of Health, McConico worked as a Chemistry Laboratory Instructor at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College. From July 2017 to July 2019, they taught General Chemistry I and II labs, edited and implemented new labs into lab manuals, and received training in various analytical techniques such as ICP-OES, GC-MS, HPLC, UV-Vis, and Fluorescence.

Overall, Morgan McConico, PhD has a strong scientific background with experience in laboratory instruction, method development, and routine analysis.

Morgan McConico, PhD, holds a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Analytical Chemistry from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Prior to obtaining their PhD, they completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry at Lee University. In addition to their educational achievements, Dr. McConico has attained certifications including Emotional Intelligence for Project Managers and How to Build Credibility as a Leader from LinkedIn, as well as a certification in Process Flowcharts & Process Mapping - The Beginner's Guide from Udemy.