— For labs
The method your team has already tried to fix.
Most method problems get misdiagnosed at least once, and the instrument takes the blame for something upstream. Finding the real cause is the work.
For contract labs, pharma and biosimilar QC teams, CROs, and natural health and cannabis labs. Three ways to work with me, often more than one: I find and fix the method problem, I train your team to run the same diagnosis, or I help you sort out the monitoring and records side.
How I help
Training
Hands-on HPLC and LC-MS training
On-site training of your analysts on your own instruments. Setup, run, interpret, maintain, and troubleshoot, so the team can do the work without me.
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Consulting
Method development and troubleshooting
Project-based help when a method has failed, will not transfer, or will not pass validation, and the obvious fixes have not worked. The cause, the fix, and a written rationale your team can keep.
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Lab operations
Monitoring, equipment and inventory
The half your LIMS never sees: freezer and chamber monitoring, calibration records, reagent stock, and the audit trail that has to survive an audit. Independent help deciding what you need before anyone sells you a platform.
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Who you're working with
I did my Ph.D. in Janusz Pawliszyn's lab at Waterloo, where SPME was invented, and I've spent the 14 years since in pharmaceutical, CRO, environmental and natural-product labs. Most of that time was method development and validation on LC-MS and HPLC. I've trained 200+ scientists and published 18 peer-reviewed papers. Based in Mississauga, on-site across the GTA, remote elsewhere.