Bd May 1, 2015 - Feb 2018
R and D Manager - Diagnostic Sciences
Bd May 1, 2015 - Feb 2018
Director, Systems Engineering
Bd Jun 1, 2013 - May 2015
Core Team Leader - Pharmaceutical Systems
Bd Jul 2010 - Jun 2013
Tldp Senior Scientist, Advanced Diabetes Care
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Aug 2005 - Jun 2010
Graduate Student
Education:
Duke University - the Fuqua School of Business 2019 - 2020
Master of Business Administration, Masters
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Jan 1, 2005 - Dec 31, 2010
Doctorates, Doctor of Philosophy, Philosophy, Chemistry
University of Florida Jan 1, 2001 - Dec 31, 2004
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Chemistry
Skills:
Biotechnology Medical Devices Molecular Biology Life Sciences Lifesciences Biomedical Engineering R&D
Aug 2012 to 2000 Graduate Research AssistantRTI International Durham, NC Jul 2008 to Jul 2012 Chemical EngineerMidland Soccer Association Midland, TX 1997 to 2003 Referee
Education:
The University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX May 2008 Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering
- Franklin Lakes NJ, US Robert Banik - Edgewater NJ, US Abhijitsinh S. Raj - Morris Plains NJ, US Joshua Herr - Cary NC, US Joseph Brizzolara - Vermillion OH, US Amit Limaye - Wayne NJ, US
Assignee:
Becton, Dickinson and Company - Franklin Lakes NJ
International Classification:
A61M 5/34 A61M 5/50 A61M 5/32 A61M 5/00 A61M 5/46
Abstract:
A pen needle, comprising a reusable adapter configured for attachment to a distal end of a medication pen, the adapter having a proximal needle for accessing the interior of the pen injector and a fitting on the distal side for mating with a patient end needle assembly, and a disposable patient-end needle assembly having a base configured for mating with the fitting on the distal side of the adapter and a patient-end needle extending from a distal end of the base.
- Franklin Lakes NJ, US MichaeL DiBiasi - Pompton Plains NJ, US Sean Sullivan - Ridgewood NJ, US Keith Knapp - Warwick NY, US Joshua Herr - Cary NC, US Amit Limaye - Wayne NJ, US David Huang - Hayward CA, US David Schiff - Highland Park NJ, US Todd Sack - Dover DE, US
International Classification:
A61M 5/32 A61M 5/34 A61M 5/00
Abstract:
User-friendly attachment mechanisms for pen needles provide improved handling and ease of use, including locking installation and removal features and sensory feedback when a needle-bearing hub is seated on a pen.
- Franklin Lakes NJ, US Yvonne Yan Wang - Shanghai, CN Joshua Herr - Cary NC, US Abhijitsinh S. Raj - Morris Plains NJ, US James Bates - Sparta NJ, US Robert Banik - Edgewater NJ, US
A disposable pen needle, comprising a hub having a needle situated thereon having a patient end and a non-patient end, a removable patient end cap attached at the distal end of the hub, a removable non-patient end cap attached at the proximal end of the hub, wherein greater force is required to detach the patient end cap than is required to detach the non-patient end cap.
System And Method For Detecting Occlusions In A Medication Infusion System Using Pulsewise Pressure Signals
- Franklin Lakes NJ, US Elaine McVey - Durham NC, US Frances Tong - Chapel Hill NC, US Ronald J. Pettis - Cary NC, US Joshua Herr - Cary NC, US Richard J. Klug - Roxboro NC, US Christopher Rini - Raleigh NC, US Natasha Bolick - Raleigh NC, US Alfred Joseph Harvey - Raleigh NC, US Vincent J. Sullivan - Cary NC, US Matthew S. Ferriter - Chapel Hill NC, US
Assignee:
Becton, Dickinson and Company - Franklin Lakes NJ
International Classification:
A61M 5/168 A61M 5/142
Abstract:
A medical fluid communication system is disclosed comprising a pump controller and a fluid detector. The fluid detector detects characteristics of the fluid and provides fluid measurements to the pump controller, which detects if the fluid is flowing in the medication delivery system. In the event fluid is not flowing due to an occlusion, the pump controller may attempt to resolve the occlusion or may provide a warning to a user that an occlusion is occurring.
- Franklin Lakes NJ, US Michael DiBiasi - Pompton Plains NJ, US Sean Sullivan - Ridgewood NJ, US Keith Knapp - Warwick NY, US Joshua Herr - Cary NC, US Amit Limaye - Wayne NJ, US David Huang - Hayward CA, US David Schiff - Highland Park NJ, US Todd Sack - Dover DE, US
Assignee:
Becton, Dickinson and Company - Franklin Lakes NJ
International Classification:
A61M 5/32 A61M 5/00 A61M 5/34
Abstract:
User-friendly attachment mechanisms for pen needles provide improved handling and ease of use, including locking installation and removal features and sensory feedback when a needle-bearing hub is seated on a pen. Embodiments include a needle-bearing hub includes a circumferentially oriented flexible tab that engages a radially inward rib on an outer cover to assist in attaching a pen device to the pen needle.
- Franklin Lakes NJ, US Yvonne Yan WANG - Shanghai, CN Joshua HERR - Cary NC, US Abhijitsinh S. RAJ - Morris Plains NJ, US James BATES - Sparta NJ, US Robert BANIK - Edgewater NJ, US
Assignee:
Becton, Dickinson and Company - Franklin Lakes NJ
International Classification:
A61M 5/32 A61M 5/00
Abstract:
Pen needle packaging concepts provide sterile packaging which can be made with fewer small parts and which can be opened with one hand, streamlining the process of installing the pen needle on the medication pen. In some instances, the packaging operates as a sharps container to store the pen needle after use.
- Franklin Lakes NJ, US Robert Banik - Edgewater NJ, US Abhijitsinh S. Raj - Morris Plains NJ, US Joshua Herr - Cary NC, US Joseph Brizzolara - Vermilion OH, US Amit Limaye - Wayne NJ, US
Assignee:
BECTON, DICKINSON AND COMPANY - Franklin Lakes NJ
International Classification:
A61M 5/34 A61M 5/32 A61M 5/46 A61M 5/00
Abstract:
A pen needle is provided with a plastic non-patient end. Since the non-patient end needle does not contact the patient, the needle can be formed with a larger diameter, permitting more secure attachment to a medication pen and greater medication flow from the cartridge through the cannula. In addition, a two-part hub construction comprising a needle bearing sub assembly and an adapter for attachment to the pen body may be used to lower materials volume and costs, and reduce sharps disposal. In embodiments, a hub according to the invention may be provided with a shield that provides an audible and/or tactile indication when full penetration depth of the needle is achieved. Windows on the shield may reveal a color band on the hub at the full-penetration depth position to provide the user with a visual indication that the pen needle has been used.
System And Method For Detecting Occlusions In A Medication Infusion System Using Pulsewise Pressure Signals
- Franklin Lakes NJ, US Elaine McVey - Durham NC, US Frances Tong - Chapel Hill NC, US Ronald J. Pettis - Cary NC, US Joshua Herr - Fair Lawn NJ, US Richard J. Klug - Roxboro NC, US Christopher Rini - Raleigh NC, US Natasha Bolick - Raleigh NC, US Alfred Joseph Harvey - Raleigh NC, US Vincent J. Sullivan - Cary NC, US Matthew S. Ferriter - Chapel Hill NC, US
International Classification:
A61M 5/168 A61M 5/50 A61M 5/142
US Classification:
604506, 604 65, 604500
Abstract:
A medical fluid communication system is disclosed comprising a pump controller and a fluid detector. The fluid detector detects characteristics of the fluid and provides fluid measurements to the pump controller, which detects if the fluid is flowing in the medication delivery system. In the event fluid is not flowing due to an occlusion, the pump controller may attempt to resolve the occlusion or may provide a warning to a user that an occlusion is occurring.