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Welcome
to the Southeastern Regional
Chapter's Homepage!
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Announcements | Annual Reports | Officers |
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Meeting Minutes | Membership Application |
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The
Southeastern Chapter of the Society of Toxicology is a regional
member of the Society of Toxicology. The purpose
of SESOT is to promote communication between toxicologists in the
Southeast region as well as to serve as a resource for lay, students,
and professionals interested in the field and the subject. We
seek to serve as the focal point for toxicological interests in
the region, encourage interactions among toxicologists in government,
industry, and academia, and sponsor scientific and educational
programs in toxicology related subjects. Member states include
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and Tennessee. This
page contains links to current officers and the national Society
of Toxicology, membership information, and information as to events
scheduled within the chapter.
Student Abstract Awards
Student and Postdoctoral Abstracts Awards available for the Southeastern Society of Toxicology Meeting on October 11 and 12.
The Southeastern Society of Toxicology meeting on October 11 and 12 at the Center for Continuing Education Center at UGA is accepting abstract for Student and Postdoctoral Awards. We will be giving away awards for best oral and poster presentations. The top student and postdoctoral abstracts will be chosen for oral presentation.
To be considered please e-mail your abstract to Dr. Brian S. Cummings by September 30.
Abstracts should be a maximum of 250 words and must indicate if you are a student or postdoctoral fellow.
To register for the meeting, please go to the Events webpage. The deadline for registration is September 30.
Announcements
SESOT and UGA Interdisciplinary Toxicology Program Dinner
Dinner and Restaurant Flyer 
Toxicologist Needed
Location: San Ramon, California
(The position is currently located in Richmond, California and is scheduled to move to San Ramon, California around December 2010.)
The Toxicologist sought for this position will join an existing team of Health, Environment, & Safety professionals supporting Chevron operating companies worldwide. Toxicologists in the group characterize human health and environmental hazards, exposures, and human health and environmental risks associated with Chevron products and materials. This position will serve as an expert consultant, providing professional consulting services in the area of toxicology to Oronite, a Chevron operating company that manufactures & distributes oil/fuel/gasoline additives on a worldwide basis. This position will also support product stewardship and regulatory compliance activities. In order to effectively meet business partner needs in these areas, the toxicologist works in close partnership with the operating companies. Applications can be submitted through the Chevron Careers website – requisition number 032215313.
Contact:
Steve Kinsler, Ph.D., DABT
Team Leader, Additives Toxicology and
Health Risk Assessment
Chevron Energy Technology Company
1450 Marina Way South, Richmond, CA 94804
Tel.: 510.242.9352
Fax: 510.242.9354
Toxicology Residencies and Fellowships (Pharmacy)
Location: Florida
The Florida/USVI Poison Information Center—Jacksonville at Shands Jacksonville/University of Florida Health Science Center is offering a 2 year residency/fellowship for Pharm.D. graduates in the area of Clinical Toxicology/Emergency Medicine. This program will serve to educate and provide practical experiential training for the resident in aspects of those subspecialties (emergency medicine, adult and pediatric critical care, clinical toxicology, and poison information) necessary for the development of expertise in diagnostic procedures, triage, initial and subsequent therapeutic management, and monitoring of the acutely ill/toxic patient.
Contact:
Jay Schauben, PharmD, DABAT, FAACT
or Dawn Sollee, PharmD, DABAT
The Florida/USVI Poison Information Center-Jacksonville
655 W. Eighth Street, Box C23, Jacksonville, FL 32209
Tel.: 904.244.4465
Web site: www.fpicjax.org
Annual Reports
2010–2011 Annual Report 
2009–2010 Annual Report
Officers 2011–2012
President:
Michael H. Lumpkin
Vice President:
Nicolay M. Filipov
Secretary/Treasurer:
Marie Meagher Bourgeois
Past President:
Rick Schnellmann
Councilors:
Charles Barton
Postdoctoral Representative:
Matthew D. Merrell
Student Representative:
Alison J. Abritis
Meeting Minutes
Officers Meeting 03-24-2010
Membership
Information
Membership
Application
Membership
Application
SOT
On-Line Dues Renewal System-Regional Chapter Dues Renewal
Tox Programs in the South East
University of Florida, Center for Environmental and Human Toxicology
University of Georgia, The Interdisciplinary Toxicology Program
University of South Florida, Health: Toxicology and Risk Assessment
Contact
James A. Deyo
for further questions.
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