roy@elbereth.rutgers.edu (Herbert Roy) (04/11/91)
HERBERT C. ROY, Ph.D.
P.O. Box 501
Cranbury, NJ 08512-0501
Email: roy@elbereth.rutgers.edu
or hroy@zodiac.rutgers.edu
JOB OBJECTIVE: A position as a research scientist in biophysics, medical
physics digital medical imaging or biomedical science.
EDUCATION: Rutgers University, Cook College, New Brunswick, NJ
Ph.D. from the Department of Environmental Science in the
area of medical physics, May 1989
Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY
Health Physics Training Program, Summer, 1982
Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA
Master of Science in Biological Science, June 1977
Master of Science, Atmospheric Physics, June 1972
Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ
Bachelor of Science in Physics, June 1969
Minor: Mathematics
COURSE Applied Electrophysiology Digital Electronics
HIGHLIGHTS: Human Anatomy Laboratory Animal Science
Pharmacology Radiation Biology
Radiation Dosimetry Radiation Biophysics
RESEARCH: Dissertation Title
Computer Modelling of Cerenkov Light in Transparent Media,
which evaluates Cerenkov light as a dosimeter for electron
accelerators
Research Fellowship from the Radiation Science Department
of Rutgers University doing preliminary work on the
dissertation topic, June 1983 - December 1985
AWARDS AND HONORS: Honorable Mention in the Department of Energy's Nuclear
Science and Engineering and Health Physics Fellowship
Program on March 1, 1982
Elected to Sigma Xi - the Scientific Research Society, 1980
Elected to Pi Mu Epsilon, National Mathematics Honor
Society, 1971
President of Monmouth College Chapter, Society of Physics
Students, 1968-69
Elected to Monmouth College Honor Society, 1967
WORK EXPERIENCE:
PROGRAMMING: New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection,
Division of Environmental Quality,
Bureau of Environmental Radiation, Radon Section,
Princeton, NJ, November 1989 - Present
Research Scientist, independently developing database
management program to monitor radon testing and mitigation
services in New Jersey; computer consultant for other
sections of Radiation Protection Element; co-developed
statistical protocol to assess the validity of radon test
data (this will be presented at 1991 Symposium on Radon
and Radon Reduction Technology); project manager for EPA
grant; WANG VS5600 system administrator; supervising data
entry staff.
Rutgers University, Center of Alcohol Studies,
Piscataway, NJ, January 1987 - July 1988
Computer Consultant, developed database management programs
for Budget Management and Journal Subscription Lists.
Supervised 4 data entry people.
Rutgers University, Department of Radiation and
Environmental Health and Safety, January 1984-January 1987
Piscataway, NJ
Computer Consultant, developed database management programs
for industrial hygiene, radiation safety, accident reports
and Right-to-Know compliance. Supervised 5 data entry
people
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, G.I. Section,
Philadelphia, PA, January 1977 - April 1982
Computer Programmer, wrote a statistical analysis program
and modules for graphical analysis of clinical data.
TEACHING: Drexel University, Department of Mathematical Sciences,
Philadelphia, PA, January 1978 - June 1980
Adjunct Instructor, taught Mathematics to Non-Science
Majors
COMPUTER SKILLS:
Hardware: Computer programming experience on IBM 370/168, Burroughs
B5500, VAX 8650, DEC 20, PDP 10, PDP 11/23, LSI 11 and
IBM PCs.
Computer Basic, Fortran and dBASE III and a working familiarity
Languages: with APL and UNIX.
INTERESTS: Chess, reading, classical music and photography.
From October, 1977 to June, 1980, I worked as a volunteer
in the Emergency Room of the Hospital of the University of
Pennsylvania
REFERENCES: Available upon written request:
Central Credentials Service
Career Services
Rutgers University
542 George Street
New Brunswick, NJ 08903