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Producer
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Jan 2000 - present |
| SPIS, Current Science Group |
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Science Press Internet Services designs, builds, manages and provides
original content for a whole host of medical websites.
My main tasks at the moment are managing the development of the
compnies internet site and developing and building an intranet site.
A large part of my job is to take traditional print content and
design an online interface that will maximise usability for the
end user (medical professionals). Content includes small disease
guidelines manuals, drug information databases, large image atlases.
In the majority of cases, this is then branded accordingly and integrated
into the client site.
I'm also involved in whole site development with a large influence
on structural and functional design and am heavily involved in the
managment of the development of a new series of patient-orientated
medical websites. I built the full demo site (www.csghealth.com)
(HTML and Javascript) and will be responsible for the day-to-day
and long-term management when the sites go live.
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| Web Editor |
Jul 1999 - Dec 1999 |
| Genome Biology, Current Science
Group |
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Responsible for ensuring that the content of the Genome
Biology journal's website was accurate and timely, establishing and
managing a team of Web Reporters and developing extensive meetings
and links sections ( www.genomebiology.com).
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| Coding |
HTML, CSS, Javascript.
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| Software |
Good working knowledge of Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Homesite,
MS Access/Word/Windows. Familiar with Illustrator, Photoshop, PowerPoint,
Visio.
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| URLs |
| see my other sites |
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| OTHER EMPLOYMENT |
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| Editorial Assistant |
Jan 1999 - Jun 1999 |
| Current Science Group |
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Established and administered systems to
deal with the re-launch of a medical research journal and to manage
content for a series of biology text books. Also responsible for ensuring
the Group’s webpages were up to date.
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| Exhibition Demonstrator |
Sep 1995 - Nov 1997 |
| Wellcome Trust |
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Lead workshops involving cutting edge scientific
techniques and equipment which were delivered to students and the
public. Developed a presentation on cancer, a tour of the exhibition,
a workshop for 300 students at the Science Museum and was the Editor
of an in-house newsletter. Part-time position.
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| Teaching Assistant |
Sep 1994 - Jun 1996 |
| University College London |
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| Developed and lead physiology tutorials for medical
and podiatry students. Demonstrated at physiology lab practical sessions.
Responsible for marking essays and lab books. Part-time position.
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| EDUCATION |
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| PhD in Cell Physiology |
1994 - 1998 |
| University College London |
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| BSc in Cell Biology 2:1 |
1990 - 1994 |
| Glasgow University |
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Secondary
A level: Biology(B)
Highers: Biology (A), Accounting (A), Chemistry (B), English
(B), Maths (B)
O grades: 7 at grade 1 |
