O. Deborah O.

O. Deborah O., PhD has a diverse work experience spanning several companies and organizations. O. Deborah currently holds the role of Medical Communications Lead at uniQure. Prior to this, they founded their own consulting company, Hadorbee Consulting, and also worked as a Commissioning Editor at Wiley.

In terms of their academic career, O. Deborah O. served in various roles at the American Physiological Society, including TAC Representative, Trainee Advisory Committee Representative, and Graduate Student Ambassador. O. Deborah also worked as a Lead Scientist at the University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth, where they focused on Vascular Integrative Physiology & Women's Health. O. Deborah'sresponsibilities included extensive research, manuscript publication, poster and presentation creation, and peer reviewing for scientific journals and grant applications.

O. Deborah O. was actively involved in student leadership roles as the President of the International Student Association and the Travel Award Officer for the Graduate Student Association at UNTHSC. O. Deborah also participated in volunteer work as a Project Leader for Operation Christmas Child, organizing activities to support disenfranchised children. Additionally, they were a Kidney TREKS Fellow at the American Society of Nephrology.

Overall, O. Deborah O., PhD has a strong background in medical communications, research, academic leadership, and volunteer work.

O. Deborah O., PhD has a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree with Distinction in Cardiovascular Physiology from UNT Health Science Center. O. Deborah also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry and Psychology, Cum Laude, from Lee University. For their high school education, they obtained a High School Diploma from Sacred Heart Catholic College, where they pursued Biology/Biological Sciences. O. Deborah O. also has additional certifications, including a NIH/NIDDK STEP-UP; Renal Research Fellowship from the American Physiological Society, and certifications in Design and Interpretation of Clinical Trials from Johns Hopkins Hospital and ICH/FDA Good Clinical Practice from the CITI Program, A Division of BRANY.