Nichole Hartz

Nichole Hartz is an experienced consultant and analyst at Tunnell Consulting, Inc. since April 2021, focusing on solving complex problems for life science companies while developing reports and conducting market research. Previous roles include serving as a Research Specialist for the Chronic Renal Insufficiency Cohort Study at the University of Pennsylvania, where sample handling and data entry were key responsibilities. Nichole also completed a Data Science program at Springboard, mastering skills in Python, SQL, and data analysis, along with significant hands-on experience. Earlier work experience includes laboratory positions at Quest Diagnostics and inSync Staffing, and managing social media for Senior Helpers. Nichole holds a Bachelor's degree in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology with a minor in Chemistry from the University of Pittsburgh.

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Philadelphia, United States

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Tunnell Consulting, Inc.

With a strong focus on the life sciences industry, Tunnell Consulting designs and implements sustainable solutions that improve the operating performance of each unique client we serve. Integrating technical, process and organizational skills, our proven problem-solving methodologies enable life science companies to achieve optimal compliance and quality performance, operational excellence and organizational effectiveness. Since our founding in 1962, our experienced professionals, representing a wide range of scientific, technical, analytical and business disciplines, have worked with leading life sciences companies to achieve increased efficiency and measurable results that show up on the top and bottom lines. Our capabilities include: Cost Reduction, Operational Excellence, Business Transformation, Process Understanding, QbD, Technology Transfer, Quality and Regulatory Compliance and much more. The greatest measure of our success continues to be the high percentage of clients who repeatedly return to us when they expand, reorganize or encounter an organizational obstacle.


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