Perspectives on gender parity in bioanalysis: an interview with Shefali Patel
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Biography Shefali R Patel is a Senior Scientist and a Group leader in the Bioanalytical Group within DMPK Department at Janssen (a Johnson & Johnson company). In her current role, she is supervising the nonregulated bioanalysis group within East Coast Bioanalytical Department. Also, as a part of her current role, she is applying microsampling techniques for rodent studies within Johnson & Johnson. She has 17 years of experience in Bioanalytical Sciences. Before joining Janssen in 2007, Shefali was a Research Chemist with Drug Metabolism Department for Merck Research Laboratories in Rahway, NJ, USA. Prior to Merck, she was employed as Scientist with Taylor Technology (CRO) in Princeton, NJ, USA.
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