This document provides biographical and employment information for Karen L Daddona. It includes her education history with degrees in public health and business administration. Her employment history consists of various laboratory technician roles assisting with research experiments and animal care from 2005 to 2014. Additional roles include substitute teacher, veterinary technician, and coordinator for an agency on aging. References are available upon request.

1. Karen L Daddona
274 Kings Highway
North Haven, CT 06473
H-(203)234-9035
C-(203)843-2381
KLD516@comcast.net
EDUCATION:
1988-1992 Holy Cross High School
Waterbury, CT
1992-1996 Southern Connecticut State University
New Haven, CT
B.S. Public Health-Health Promotion
1997-2000 University of New Haven
West Haven, CT
M.B.A Business Administration
2008-2014 Southern Connecticut State University
New Haven, CT
M.S. Science Education
EMPLOYMENT:
4/14-8/14 U.S. Postal Service
1/13-5/13 Kelly Services
Substitute Teacher
7/07-10/12 Laboratory Technician, Institutes for Pharmaceutical
Discovery
Branford, CT
Duties include:
• Assisting in research and conducting experiments
• Responsible for all aspects of laboratory functions including: the
maintenance of equipment
• Familiarity with GLP
• Collecting data and record keeping
• Data collection and entry
• Working with the Senior Researchers on each study.
• Working in a team and working individually
• Animal husbandry
• Dosing laboratory rodents via oral gavage,
injections (intraperitoneal, peritoneal, subcutaneous),

2. • Blood and tissue collection (retro-orbital, cardiac puncture, general
necropsy skills.
• Additional duties consist of animal receiving and housing
• Individual identification (tattooing) clinical observations,
body weights, and study related data entry into Excel and
LIMS programs.
1/05-7/07 Laboratory Technician, CGI Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Branford, CT
Duties include:
• Responsible for all aspects of laboratory functions including: the
maintenance of equipment
• Record keeping of study animals
• Working with the Senior Researchers on each study.
• Additional duties consist of animal receiving, housing, individual
identification (ear tag)
• Clinical observations, body weights, and study related data entry
into Excel and LIMS programs.
5/06-7/06 Laboratory Technician, Yale University
Developmental Biology- Xenopus tropicalis laboratory
• Clinical observations
• Animal Husbandry
• Laboratory Care
• Raising Tads
8/04-1/05 Veterinary Technician, Marina Village Veterinary Clinic
• Duties included animal restraint, surgical assistance, anesthesia,
vaccinations,
• Blood collection for diagnostic labwork, and
• Client education
4/00-12/03 Resident Service Coordinator, Western Connecticut Agency on Aging
• My primary responsibility was to enhance the clients’ ability to
live independently in their community by filling out appropriate
documentation for the State and Federal government.
5/97-4/00 Photo Lab Technician, COSTCO Wholesale
Waterbury , CT
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
8/95-5/96 Internship at Waterbury Youth Services

3. • Develop and facilitate programs for the targeted population
• Organize the programs with the help of my immediate supervisor
• Record keeping of individuals
REFERENCES: Available Upon Request