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MOHAMMAD ISALEH
OBJECTIVE
A position that allows me to use my skills in the fields of pharmacokinetics
and pharmacodynamics modeling and simulation
WORK EXPERIENCE
Feb, 2012-Now The University of Jordan Amman, Jordan
Assistant professor in the department of Biopharmaceutics and
Clinical Pharmacy at the college of Pharmacy
Dec, 2006-Jan, 2012 The University of Iowa Iowa, IA
Team member in Dr Veng-Pedersen lab/ College of Pharmacy
Development of population PD model for erythropoietin in both
preterm human infants and lambs using Monolix
Study of Mechanisms governing erythropoiesis. Focused on erythropoietin
receptor mRNA and erythropoietin clearance changes under stress
conditions.
Developing fortran code for estimating red blood cells size changes
under anemic conditions by modeling flowcytometry output using
mixture distribution
Developing fortran code for optimizing SYSMEX-XT flowcytometer
setting to analyze sheep reticulcyte counts
Oct, 2005- Oct, 2006 The University of Jordan Amman, Jordan
Teaching assistant
Jul, 2004-Aug, 2005 DAD® pharmaceutical company Amman, Jordan
Team member in research and development department
Developing generic pharmaceutical products
EDUCATION
2007-2012 University of Iowa Iowa city, IA
PhD in Pharmacy
Cumulative GPA of 4.0
1999-2004 University of Jordan Amman, Jordan
Bsc in Pharmacy
Cumulative GPA of 3.92 with honor degree (rank = 1st)
RELEVANT GRADUATE COURSES TAKEN
Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics
Advanced Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics
Clinical Pharmacokinetics
Applied generalized regression
Bayesian statistics
Computer intensive statistics
Introduction to programming languages using C++
Mathematical statistics (1+2)
Biostatistics
Numerical calculations
PROGRAMMING SKILLS
Monolix
NONMEM
R/S-plus
FORTRAN
MATLAB
SAS
WINBUGS
PUBLICATIONS
Mohammad Saleh, John Widness, and Peter Veng-Pedersen.
Pharmacodynamic analysis of stress erythropoiesis: change in
erythropoietin receptor pool size following double phlebotomies in
sheep. Biopharm Drug Dispos, 2011.
Andrew Osei-Bimpong, Mohammad Saleh, Martha Sola-Visner, John
Widness, and Peter Veng-Pedersen. Correction for Effect of Cold
Storage on Immature Platelet Fraction. J Clin Lab Anal. Nov
2010;24(6):431-433
Demet Nalbant, Mohammad Saleh, Frederic Goldman, John Widness, and
Peter Veng-Pedersen. Evidence of receptor-mediated elimination of
erythropoietin by analysis of Epo receptor mRNA expression in bone
marrow and erythropoietin clearance during anemia. J Pharmacol Exp
Ther. May 2010;333(2):528-532.
REFERENCES
Peter Veng-Pedersen, PH.D., Professor
Contact information:
Division of Pharmaceutics, S227
College of Pharmacy
The University of Iowa
Iowa City, IA 52242
Phone: (319) 335-8792; Fax: (319) 335-9349
Email: veng@uiowa.edu
Nidal Al-Huniti, PH.D.
Director of Pharmacometrics & Clinical Pharmacology at AstraZeneca
Contact information:
Clinical Development, Clinical Pharmacology & DMPK
OW3-223A, 1800 Concord Pike, Wilmington, DE 19850-5437
Phone : (919)412-5437
Email: Nidal.Al-Huniti@astrazeneca.com
Baiteng Zhao, PH.D.
Sr. Pharmacokineticist at Seattle Genetics
Contact information:
Seattle Genetics
Phone : (716)348-8311
Email: bzhao@seagen.com
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