David B Auerbach, 57Lake Mary, FL

Lake Mary, FL

Health, Wellness And Fitness

New York College of Osteopathic Medicine 1989 - 1993
Stony Brook University 1985 - 1989
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Economics

Public Speaking, Healthcare, Wellness, Marketing Strategy, Strategic Planning, Surgery, Marketing, Team Building, Start Ups, Leadership Development, New Business Development, Business Planning, Business Strategy, Small Business, Strategy, Business Development, Management Consulting, Sales Management

Researcher at University of Michigan

Greater Detroit Area

Research

University of Michigan since Apr 2008
Researcher SUNY Upstate Medical University Jan 2004 - Jul 2004
Research Support Specialist Morristown Memorial Hospital Jun 2000 - Dec 2002
Specimen Processing Technician Morristown Memorial Hospital Jun 2000 - Dec 2002
Decedent Affairs Coordinator - Per Diem Autopsy Technician Morris County Medical Examiners Office Jan 1999 - Aug 2002
Medical Investigator Skidmore College Sep 2001 - May 2002
Biology Tutor Skidmore College Sep 2001 - May 2002
Health Services Student Worker

University of Michigan Medical School 2008 - 2010
PhD, Cardiac ElectrophysiologyCompleting my PhD studies through SUNY Upstate Medical University Center for Arrhythmia Research Supervisor Jose Jalife, MD My thesis work centers around examining the role of cellular excitability upon the dynamics of normal and arrhythmic electrical impulse propagation. PROFICENT IN THE FOLLOWING TECHNIQUES: -Dissociation of cardiac myocytes -Primary cell culture -Photolithographic patterning of cell cultures -Adenoviral transfer -Optical mapping of electrical impulse propagation -Patch clamping -Western blotting -Immunoflurescent microscopy -PCR -Genetic sequencing State University of New York Upstate Medical University 2004 - 2010
PhD, Department of Pharmacology - Cardiac ElectrophysiologyInstitute for Cardiovascular Research Department of Pharmacology Supervisor Jose Jalife, MD please see above for details Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine 2002 - 2003
MS, Department of Physiology & BiophysicsThesis Title: The Autonomic Changes in Heart Failure and Its Impact Upon Arrhythmias Skidmore College 1998 - 2002
BA, Major: Human Physiology Minor: Law & SocietySenior ResearchThesis Title:Characterization of the Cardiac Response to Autonomic Neurochemicals in Western Painted Turtles - Influence of Heart Rate

PRESENTATIONS Upstate New York Cardiac Electrophysiology Society Annual Meeting, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 2009 Role of Tissue Structure and Triggered Activity as a Mechanism for Reflection and Arrhythmia Initiation. AUERBACH, D.S, Grzęda, K.R., Mironov, S., Jalife, J. Anumonowo, J.M.B. Gordon Research Conference-Cardiac Arrhythmia Mechanisms, Il Ciocco, Italy. 2009 Structural Heterogeneities are a Substrate for Re-Excitation Reflection and Arrhythmogenesis in Cardiac Muscle. AUERBACH, D.S., Mironov, S, Jalife, J. American Heart Association Scientific Session, New Orleans, LA 2008 Structural Heterogeneities are a Substrate for Re-excitation, Reflection, and Arrhythmogenesis in Cardiac Muscle. AUERBACH, D.S., Mironov S., Jalife, J. American Heart Association Scientific Sessions. Chicago, IL. November 2006 Antifibrillatory Action of Increased Excitability in Ventricular Monolayers Overexpressing hSNC5a AUERBACH, D.S., Berenfeld, O., Jalife, J.

Gordon K. Moe Young Investigator Award Recipient. Upstate New York Cardiac Electrophysiology Society-2009, American Heart Association–Basic Cardiovascular Science Abstract Travel Award Recipient–2006, Honors Fall Academic Semester 2004–SUNY Upstate Medical University,, Honors Fall Academic Semester 2001 – Skidmore College

United States

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