Director of Clinical Pharmacology and Translational Medicine at Prothena Corporation plc
📍 Addison, Texas, United States
Dan Zweifel serves as the Director of Clinical Pharmacology and Translational Medicine at Prothena Corporation plc. His career is distinguished by expertise in drug development, bioanalytical techniques, and PK/PD modeling. He holds a Doctorate of Pharmacy alongside Masters degrees from Clemson University in Bioanalytical Chemistry and Materials Science.
His unique academic background combines advanced pharmacology with a Masters degree in Materials Science and Engineering, an interdisciplinary skill set.
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Experience
12 Years
Current Role
Director of Clinical Pharmacology and Translational Medicine
Job Level
Mid-senior
Location
Addison, Texas, United States
Personality Overview
How Dan shows up
Big Picture Person
Enthusiastic
Informal
They are friendly, approachable and love to make new connections. They are really good at seeing what the long-term impacts of their decisions could be. They are always positive and upbeat, so take their promises with a pinch of salt.
Priorities
Topics Dan cares about
Translational Medicine
His current director-level role is centered on translating preclinical research into clinical applications, bridging the gap between laboratory findings and patient treatments.
Drug Development
Demonstrates a comprehensive history in drug development, from research scientist roles at Alexion to senior clinical pharmacologist positions at Novartis and his current directorship.
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Career
Work history
7-2022
Director of Clinical Pharmacology and Translational Medicine
Prothena Corporation plc
8-2020 - 7-2022
Senior Clinical Pharmacologist
Novartis
12-2017 - 11-2021
Clinical Specialist
Walgreens
11-2015 - 11-2017
Staff
Yale New Haven Hospital
5-2012 - 8-2014
Research Scientist in Drug Development
Alexion Pharmaceutical
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