Resume

• 2014

  Justus

  James D.

  Enterprise Holdings

  Ivy Tech Community College

  Harrison College - East

  Harrison College Indy East

  Serendipity Ranch

  Shoot Point Blank

  Ball State University

  Asbury Automotive Group

  Medtech College

  Enterprise Holdings

  Bill Estes Ford

  Brownsburg

  Indian

  In a safe and timely manner deliver mid to large size pick up trucks and box trucks to the purchaser. Destinations ranged from the East Coast and thru out the Mid-West. Also was loaned out to other Estes dealerships to deliver automobiles and trucks as needed.

  Driver

  Asbury Automotive Group

  Indianapolis

  indiana

  Instructing in the medical laboratory technology program

  Adjunct Faculty

  Medtech College

  Indianapolis East

  Prepares and teaches assigned courses in accordance with course outlines and published course schedule. Maintains accurate records for each course taught. Prepares

  reviews

  and update course outlines on a regular basis. Recommends and assists with curriculum revisions as necessary. Assists in student recruitment

  advising

  and retention. Assists in selection and ordering of equipment

  supplies

  and textbooks. Participates in college events and activities. Attends college commencements. Keeps regular posted office hours in accordance with college policy. Submits all college reports in an accurate timely fashion. Attends instructor and departmental meetings as scheduled. Is responsible for professional development and maintaining professional competence. Establish and maintain effective working relationships with students

  faculty

  staff

  and others.

  Instructor

  Harrison College

  Indianapolis

  Indiana

  The Program Chair managers all functions associated with the operation of the Medical Laboratory Technician Program and completes all functions required of Program Director under NAACLS accreditation standards. Activities include

  but are not limited to

  planning

  organizing

  directing

  and recommend changes to the budget for MLT

  student counseling

  advising and teaching in the instructional program

  and seeking/maintaining clinical site contracts. The position requires teaching at least one course on the Indianapolis East Campus. Primary duties include

  but are not limited to: \n\n•\tHelp maintain NAACLS accreditation status through preparation of self study documents in collaboration with MLT Program instructors and clinical preceptors;\n•\tPrepare and maintain appropriate documentation and reports of the MLT Program;\n•\tSupervise MLT instructors/preceptors and provide oversight of management duties for all program facets;\n•\tEstablish and maintain collaborative working relationships with personnel in hospitals and other clinical laboratory agencies;\n•\tMaintain class and clinical records for all students in the MLT Program at clinical affiliate sites;\n•\tFacilitate and monitor assigned student clinical learning experiences;\n•\tSubmit requests for supplies and equipment as needed;\n•\tParticipate in recruitment activities;\n•\tPlan and hold regular MLT Advisory Board meetings;\n•\tResolve student issues;\n•\tParticipate in professional development activities as well as mandatory training/coursework.\n•\tAssume other related duties as assigned.

  Program Chair - MLT Program

  Harrison College - East

  The Program Chair managers all functions associated with the operation of the Medical Laboratory Technician Program and completes all functions required of Program Director under NAACLS accreditation standards. Activities include

  but are not limited to

  planning

  organizing

  directing

  and recommend changes to the budget for MLT

  student counseling

  advising and teaching in the instructional program

  and seeking/maintaining clinical site contracts. The position requires teaching at least one course on the Indianapolis East Campus. Primary duties include

  but are not limited to: \n\n•\tHelp maintain NAACLS accreditation status through preparation of self study documents in collaboration with MLT Program instructors and clinical preceptors;\n•\tPrepare and maintain appropriate documentation and reports of the MLT Program;\n•\tSupervise MLT instructors/preceptors and provide oversight of management duties for all program facets;\n•\tEstablish and maintain collaborative working relationships with personnel in hospitals and other clinical laboratory agencies;\n•\tMaintain class and clinical records for all students in the MLT Program at clinical affiliate sites;\n•\tFacilitate and monitor assigned student clinical learning experiences;\n•\tSubmit requests for supplies and equipment as needed;\n•\tParticipate in recruitment activities;\n•\tPlan and hold regular MLT Advisory Board meetings;\n•\tResolve student issues;\n•\tParticipate in professional development activities as well as mandatory training/coursework.\n•\tAssume other related duties as assigned.

  Harrison College Indy East

  Shoot Point Blank

  North Indianapolis

  Indiana

  Responsible for ensuring the safe operating conditions of an indoor pistol and rifle range. Assisted customers with gun rentals

  purchases and answering knowledge based questions.

  Range Safety Officer/ Range Counter Associate

  Muncie

  IN

  Doctoral Student

  Ball State University

  Greencastle

  Indiana

  Introductory Biology 101 and Anatomy and Physiology Instructor

  Adjunct Faculty

  Ivy Tech Community College

  Jamestown

  IN

  Ensured that all barn facilities were properly maintained; ensuring cleanliness of barn facilities and animal stalls.\nResponsible for daily turnout

  monitored weather conditions.\nEnsured cleanliness in stall

  clean water and feed buckets.\nMonitored overall health and wellbeing of horses

  attentive to any signs of concern.\nAdministered medications and wormers

  scheduled vet and farrier appointments

  treated injuries and illnesses in accordance with veterinary advice\nStocked grain

  handled materials delivery

  operated farm machinery for harvesting

  landscaping

  manure disposal

  and horse transport\nMaintained property by mowing

  plowing

  moving hay

  and utilizing tractors

  Private Family Farm Manager

  Serendipity Ranch

  Plainfield

  Indiana

  Driver

  Enterprise Holdings

  Indianapolis

  Indiana Area

  Part time driver for Ride Share program. Responsible for safely and timely moving passenger vans and automobiles to designated locations.

  Driver

  Enterprise Holdings

  Graduate Certificate

  College and University Teaching

  Ball State University

• 2005

  Medical Technology

  Methodist Hospital School of Medical Technology

• 1989

  Cytotechnology

  U.S. Army School of Cytotechnology

• 1986

  Rescue Scuba Diver

  Schuykill County Volunteer Rescue Department

  Worked with rehabilitation of marine mammals. Duties included preparing and administering food

  preparing and administering medications. Cleaning injuries

  cleaning cages and insuring saftety of animals and volunteers.

  California Marine Mammal Center

  Healthcare Management

  Healthcare

  Microbiology

  Laboratory

  Hospitals

  Lifesciences

  Phlebotomy

  Laboratory Medicine

  Clinical Research

  Hematology

  Toxicology

  Primary Dermal Irritation Potential of JA-2 Solid Propellant in Rabbits

  Don W. Korte

  Jr

  Earl W. Morgan

  The primary dermal irritation potential of JA-2 Solid Propellant was determined in female New Zealand White rabbits by using a modified Draize method. Very slight erythema and edema were observed in 1 of 8 rabbits one hour after dosing. This rabbit had returned to normal by 24 hours after dosing. No other recognizable skin reaction was detected at any time during the 14-day observation period. The test compound was non-irritating under conditions of this study.

  Primary Dermal Irritation Potential of JA-2 Solid Propellant in Rabbits

  The Wii as an Educational Tool for Anatomy and Physiology

  Raj K. Gupta

  Don W. Korte

  Jr

  Zia A. Mehr

  Permethrin

  an insecticide/repellant being considered by the military for impregnating the military Battle Dress Uniform (BDU) and for use in packing of Meal Ready (MRE)

  was assayed for mutagenicity by using the sex-Linked Recessive Lethal test in Drosophila melanogaster. Permethrin was determined to be non-mutagenic under conditions of this study

  Mutagenic Potential of Permethrin in the Drosophila Melanogaster Sex-Linked Recessive Lethal Test

  Don W. Korte

  Jr

  Larry D. Brown

  The acute dermal toxicity of DIGL-RP Solid Propellant was evaluated in six male and six female New Zealand White rabbits. Moistened ground DIGL-RP (2 g/kg) was applied topically to the clipped dorsal skin surface under a semi-occlusive wrap for 24 hours. No signs of dermal irritation

  or systemic toxicity

  or death were obtained that could be attributed to DIGL-RP. These data indicate that DIGL-RP Solid Propellant does not produce systemic toxicity when administered by 24-hour topical application at a limit dose of 2 g/kg

  Acute Dermal Toxicity of DIGL-RP Solid Propellant in Rabbits

  Don W. Korte

  Denzil F. Frost

  Earl W. Morgan

  Nitrosoguanidine was evaluated for its potential to produce dermal sensitization in male guinea pigs. The Buehler test

  which utilizes repeated closed patch inductions with the test compound

  was used for this evaluation. No evidence of nitrosoguanidine-induced sensitization was obtained in the study

  Dermal Sensitization Potential of Nitrosoguanidine in Guinea Pigs

  Don W. Korte

  Jr

  LP1846 is a liquid propellant under development by the U.S. Army for potential use in a 155-mm self-propelled howitzer. The purpose of this study was to determine whether LP1846 is an ocular irritant

  and if so

  whether flushing the eye with water 10 seconds or 30 seconds after exposure will reduce the ocular toxicity. The compound was tested in the laboratory rabbit. The result of this study indicate that LP1846 is an ocular irritant in accordance with test criteria of the Environmental Protection Agency. Observations included conjunctival redness

  chemosis

  iritis

  corneal opacities

  and neovascularization of the cornea. All lesions were reversible except for the neovascularization. Washing the eye at 30 seconds alleviated the conjunctival and iritic symptoms and prevented the development of corneal lesions. Immediate washing at 10 seconds was even more successful at alleviating the symptoms. However

  even after washing

  the ocular irritation potential of LP1846 was sufficient to produce an irritant response according to test criteria

  Ocular Irritation Evaluation with Eye Wash Regimen of Liquid Propellant 1846

  Don W. Korte Jr.

  Conrad R Wheeler

  Larry D Brown

  The acute oral toxicity of JA-2 Solid Propellant was determined in male and female Sprague-Dawley rats by using an oral gavage split-dose method. The MLD was 3990.6 + or - 349.7 mg/kg for male rats and 2545.9 + or - 421.1 mg/kg for female rats. JA-2 produced clinical signs that were attributed to its nitrate ester components

  diethyleneglycol dinitrate and nitroglycerin. These signs included tremors and twitching

  cyanosis

  and increases in respiratory rate and depth. Other clinical signs observed were associated with the general malaise of the animals following dosing and included hunched posture

  rough coat

  reddish stains around the eyes and nose

  and perianal staining. Most animals exhibited signs by 4 hours after dosing and either had died or the signs had cleared by 96 hours after dosing. According to the classification scheme of Hodge and Sterner

  these results place JA-2 in the slightly toxic class.

  Acute Oral Toxicity of JA-2 Solid Propellant in Sprague-Dawley Rats

  Don W. Korte

  Jr

  Earl W. Morgan

  The acute dermal toxicity of nitrosoguanidine

  was evaluated in five male and five female New Zealand White rabbits. Nitrosoguanidine (2g/kg) was applied topically to the clipped dorsal skin surface under a semi-occlusive wrap for 24 hours. There was no evidence of systemic toxicity or death. Nine of the rabbits exhibited slight to moderate erythema after wrap removal and all had cleared by 24 hours. Slight erythema was also observed in 3 rabbits 48-72 hours after wrap removal. These data indicate that nitrosoguanidine does not produce systemic toxicity when administered by 24-hour topical application at a limit dose of 2 g/kg

  Acute Dermal Toxicity of Nitrosoguanidine in Rabbits

  Don W. Korte

  Jr.

  Reversibility of Ocular Irritation of LP 1846

  Don W. Korte

  Jr

  Gerald F. Hiatt

  The potential for DIGL-RP Solid Propellant to produce primary eye irritation was evaluated in male New Zealand White rabbits by using a modified Draize method. DIGL-RP produced slight conjunctival vasodilation (indicative of mild inflammation)

  and slight chemosis of the conjunctival membranes. However

  these responses were not sufficiently severe to be classified as a positive response. Therefore

  the results indicate that DIGL-RP Solid Propellant is not a primary eye irritant under conditions of this study

  Primary Eye Irritation Potential of DIGL-RP Solid Propellant in Rabbits

• 1985

  Masters of Public Administration

  Health Services

  University of San Francisco

  MLS (ASCP)

  American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP)

  Cytotechology

  American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP)

• 1975

  B.S.

  Biology

  Ball State University