[1319 Applewood Road], [Atlanta, GA 30134]

[678-744-5885][princesskc@bellsouth.net]

[Casi Gilbert]

OBJECTIVE
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To obtain a position in the field of Forensic Toxicology, where my education, skills, and hardworking
ability can be applied to add quality to the organization

EDUCATION
University of Georgia, Athens, Oklahoma
Final GPA: 3.62 out of 4.00
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Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science (Minors: Biology and Chemistry)
Related Courses: Quantitative Analysis and Lab; Organic Chemistry I and Lab; Organic Chemistry II and
Lab; Chemical Calculations; Biochemistry I and Lab; Fundamentals of Instrumental Analysis and Lab;
Forensic Science Analysis and Lab; Microbiology and Lab; Genetics and Lab; Forensic Microscopy and
Lab; Crime Scene Processing; Digital Forensics and General Physics I and II.

PRACTICUM IN CHEMISTRY Feb 2012- May 2012
Office of Chief Medical Examiner, Atlanta, Georgia
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Worked under Dr. Byron Curtis, Chief Toxicologist, OCME
Hand on experience in several postmortem specimen extraction techniques.
Primary duty was to utilize the technique of Acid/Neutral and Bases Extraction to extract the drugs
from biological fluid specimens and tissue homogenates.
Used LC/MS2 and GC/MS to develop a rapid and reliable method for the screening and quantitation of
the drug.
Used Carbon monoxide Oximeter to determine the concentration of Carbon monoxide in postmortem
specimens
Used GC-FID for the confirmation and quantitation of the drugs in postmortem samples.
Conducted research to study concentration of Carisoprodol and Meprobamate in liver homogenate
and Enzyme digest.
The research is in the process of publication.

PRACTICUM IN CHEMISTRY Feb 2012- May 2012
Office of Chief Medical Examiner, Atlanta, Georgia
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Worked under Timothy Dwyer, Investigator Supervisor, OCME
Shadowed the investigators in the scenes, and familiarized with the investigative techniques
Spent good amount of time in morgue to study post-mortem investigation.

Fundamentals of Instrumental Analysis and Lab Fall 2011
Department of Chemistry, University of Georgia
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Used HPLC to identify the concentration of caffeine in an unknown caffeine containing sample.
Utilized GC/MSD to identify the chemical components of a cologne sample.
Used Gas Chromatography to calculate the concentration of d- limonene in a sample lime fruit.
Utilized Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer to determine the concentration of magnesium in milk.
Used Spectrofluorophotometer to determine the concentration of quinine in a sample of tonic water
and in a urine sample.

Quantitative Analysis and Lab Fall 2010
Department of Chemistry, University of Central Oklahoma
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Conducted research on drugs on money in general circulation under Dr. Thomas Jourdan
Used methanol extraction and vacuuming techniques to extract drugs in $1, $5, and $20 bills.
Used GC/MS technique for drugs screening.

OTHER APPLICABLE SKILLS
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Familiar with MS-Dos, Windows 95/98/2000/XP/Vista/Win7, Linux.
High speed data entry.
Familiar with AccessData FTK imager, WinHEX, Forensic Toolkit
Excellent verbal, written and communication skills.
Can work well with team, self-motivated, confident, professional, punctual and reliable.
Good understanding of laboratories working conditions.