Amrit Kaur

Clinical Laboratory Scientist, CGMBS, MB(ASCP)

Castro Valley, California, United States

About

Detail-oriented and highly motivated Clinical Genetics Molecular Biology Scientist (CGMBS) professional with 1+ year of Clinical experience and 5+ years of research experience. I am currently seeking opportunities in molecular biology, genetic testing, and laboratory techniques in a challenging and dynamic environment.

Experience

  • Genetic Technologist at TORONTO GENERAL HOSPITAL
    Mar 2022 - May 2023 · 1 yr 3 mos

    • Performed capillary based Fragment analysis assays for B-cell and T- cell clonality lymphoma testing using 3500xl instrumentation. • MYD88 and EGFR testing using Real-time PCR (qPCR) technique. • Pyrosequencing to analyze genetic sequences for MGMT. • RFLP analysis to differentiate between genetics variations of EGFR hot spots. • Experience in manual NGS Library preparation • Performed DNA extraction from blood and bone marrow samples using Qia Symphony. • Participated in CAP proficiency testing

  • Clinical Placement at TORONTO GENERAL HOSPITAL
    Dec 2021 - Jan 2022 · 2 mos

    • Diagnosis and Prognosis of Oncology patients using FISH • Bone Marrow Set up and Harvesting • Chromosome Analysis using Ikaros software

  • Clinical Placement at MOUNT SINAI
    Sep 2021 - Dec 2021 · 4 mos

    • Automated DNA extraction from whole blood and FFPE tissues. • Nested PCR and Sequencing for diagnosis in PKD patients. • MLPA and qPCR for diagnosis in Oncology samples. • Culture and Maintenance of Amnio and CVS sample. • Aneuploidy detection in Prenatal samples using QF-PCR. • Whole Genome analysis in Prenatal samples for Copy number gain and loss using Microarray.

  • Research Associate at RESET THERAPEUTICS
    Jun 2016 - Sep 2017 · 1 yr 4 mos

    • Maintenance and culture of different cancer cell lines. Generation of stable cell lines using antibiotic selection. • Studied effects of amplitude enhancer compounds on the core clock genes in cancer cell lines. • SHP compounds screening in 3T3-Fib Per2-Luc cell line to find new circadian targets (amplitude enhancers).

  • Research Assistant at UCSF Medical Center
    Jun 2015 - Sep 2015 · 4 mos

    Our lab is interested in understanding how receptors involved in antigen recognition initiate signal transduction events that regulate cell responses in the immune system and enables us to explore the role of TCR signal strength in T cell development and T cell activation.