Resume

• 2010

  Thomas Breithaupt\n•\tIn depth experience teaching basic medical sciences including biochemistry

  physiology

  A&P (online)

  cell biology

  molecular biology and genetics

  and immunology. Recipient of several university awards for teaching excellence.\n\n•\tFormal academic and research training in organic chemistry

  biochemistry

  physiology

  and immunology.\n\n•\tHospital-based training in clinical chemistry and laboratory medicine.\n\n•\tLeadership and administrative experience as Biochemistry and Nutrition Departmental Chair. \n\n•\tExtensive experience with design

  review and revision of medical school courses and curriculum.\n\n•\tItem writer and exam construction committee member NBOME-I and COMLEX-1.\n\n•\tSuccessful implementation of biomedical research using human subjects and tissues.\n \n•\tHistory of peer-reviewed publications and extramural research funding.\n

  Thomas

  Breithaupt

  Shoreline Community College

  Des Moines University

  Ponce School of Medicine

  Shoreline

  WA

  Teaching or have taught:\nBiochemistry

  Physiology

  Anatomy and Physiology

  and Organic Chemistry Courses. \nDesigned and instructed Immunology Labs

  Molecular Biology Labs

  and Electrophysiology Labs.\nAdvise and recommend students in these classes for professional studies.

  Associate Faculty

  Biochemistry/Physiology

  Prehealth Professions Advisor

  Shoreline Community College

  Des Moines

  Iowa

  Taught biochemistry and molecular medicine. Other activities include serving as department chair

  investigating T cell responses to various stressors and inhibitors

  conducting a clinical efficacy study regarding lymphatic pumping

  participating in course creation and curriculum revision

  and coordinating 1st and 2nd year courses. Member

  American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.

  Emeritus Professor of Biochemistry

  Des Moines University

  Ponce

  Puerto Rico

  Taught medical biochemistry to 1st year bilingual medical students. Participated in immunology studies that characterized T cell subsets in HIV+ and aged populations. Provided protein methods and analyses for these studies.

  Associate Professor of Biochemistry

  Ponce School of Medicine

  Spanish

  English

  Texas Christian University

  M.A.Teaching

  Chemistry

  The University of Texas at Arlington

  Bachelor of Science (B.S.)

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  Sigma Xi Research Society

  Robert Welch Graduate Fellow

  \nInvestigated synaptic protein changes occurring during neuronal depolarization.

• Immunology

  Research

  Grant Writing

  Higher Education

  Fundraising

  Science

  Cell

  Organic Chemistry

  Nonprofits

  Program Development

  Molecular Biology

  Teaching

  Cell Biology

  Molecular Immunology

  Electrophysiology

  Biochemistry

  Public Speaking

  Experimental Design

  Community Outreach

  Breithaupt