Ted S.

Smith
9 Brandywine Drive
Shrewsbury, PA 17361
Home: (717) 235-3407, cell (717) 318-8013

Background and Accomplishments

* Have supervised production and laboratory personnel, union and nonunion
* Have represented my employer during FDA inspections
* Facilitated continuous improvement teams
* Performed inspections for plant GMP's and suppliers' facilities
* Have trained others in analytical, safety and record keeping procedures
Employment History
09/2000 to 09/2010
Becton Dickinson Diagnostics, Cockeysville, Maryland
Quality Management and Regulatory Compliance department
Quality Control Chemistry, Product Support
Senior Scientist - Responsibilities: Perform analyses, record keeping, sample ha
ndling, product support, calibrations, and validations according to FDA, ISO and
ICH regulations.
Maintain GMPs, (Good Manufacturing Practices) and GLPs, (Good Laboratory Practi
ces).
04/1996 to 09/2000
Becton Dickinson Biosciences, Sparks, Maryland
Research and Development
Chemist III - Develop and perform methods of analysis in support of product deve
lopment in accordance with FDA, ISO and ICH regulations.
01/1995 to 04/1996
Warner Lambert Company (now Pfizer, Inc.), Lititiz, Pennsylvania
Quality Assurance Laboratory
Associate Analyst
11/1993 to 12/1994
Johnson & Johnson ( Merck Consumer Pharmaceuticals Company
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Quality Services
Chemist, full-time temporary

06/1982 to 03/1993
Coca-Cola USA, Baltimore, Maryland Syrup Plant
Plant Quality Assurance
Branch Chemist
Responsible for monitoring, analyzing and maintaining the quality of syrup and
concentrate batches, as well as general sanitary conditions of production equipm
ent and facilities. Supervised Assistant Branch Chemist and laboratory technici
ans. Trained and supervised production personnel in quality functions.
06/1974 to 06/1982
Coca-Cola USA, St. Louis, Missouri Syrup Plant
Plant Quality Assurance
Assistant Branch Chemist
Responsible for analyzing finished products and prepared reports. Examined and
 analyzed ingredients and raw materials. Advised the Branch Chemist of any qual
ity affecting variations in plant or laboratory operations.
Education
Central Methodist (College) University, Fayette, Missouri
Bachelor of Arts with a major in Chemistry, 1974
Minor: Biology
Analytical Methods Experience, Instrumental Techniques:
HPLC (High Performance Liquid Chromatography)
GC (Gas Chromatography)
Spectroscopy
Forms: UV-Vis (Ultraviolet - Visible)
FL (Fluorescence)
FTIR (Fourier Transform Infrared)
AAS-Flame (Flame Atomic Absorption)
Electrophoresis
Forms: CE (Capillary Electrophoresis)
Colorimetry
Forms: tri-stimulus
Densitometry
Forms: Instrumental and manual
Viscosimetry
Forms: Instrumental and manual
Other various wet chemical and physical analyses
Familiar with A.O.A.C., USP, etc. analytical protocols.