Moshe Santiago

I am a dedicated Biotechnology graduate with a Bachelor of Science from Arkansas State University. My academic journey has been complemented by hands-on experience in various laboratory settings, including my current role as an Immunohistochemistry Laboratory Intern. Here, I perform macroscopic and microscopic analyses of surgical pieces and biopsies, utilizing advanced techniques such as H&E staining and immunofluorescence. My commitment to precision and accuracy has been pivotal in conducting molecular diagnostics, ensuring that critical results are delivered effectively.

In addition to my laboratory experience, I have served as an English tutor and translator, where I designed personalized lessons that enhance grammar, spelling, and conversational skills. This role has not only honed my communication abilities but also allowed me to assist others in mastering the English language. My previous internship in a dental laboratory further solidified my skills in medical records management and patient care, where I was involved in sterilizing equipment, interpreting dental X-rays, and managing lab inventories.

My academic projects, such as investigating the effects of ammonium nitrate concentration on Bacillus subtilis, reflect my passion for research and my ability to collaborate effectively with team members. I am eager to bring my diverse skill set and enthusiasm for biotechnology to a dynamic team where I can contribute to innovative solutions in the field.