United States Team
Brentwood, Tennessee
Dr. Gordon founded the precision medicine consulting firm in 2015 with the goal to streamline precision medicine product development to get products to patients faster. Dr. Gordon leads both the United States (Boudicca DX, LLC) & European Union (Boudicca DX Limited) consulting operations as a dual citizen.
Dr. Gordon is an ASCP-certified molecular technologist, PhD-trained translational scientist, & RAPS-certified device regulatory strategist with hands-on clinical laboratory, diagnostics & pharma industry experience, previously working at HTG Molecular, Kura Oncology, Loxo Oncology, Provista Diagnostics, Roche Tissue Diagnostics (Ventana Medical Systems) & Southern Arizona Veterans Affairs Molecular Dx CLIA/CAP Laboratory. As a consultant to 100+ clients with multiple projects/client for 10+ years, she has supported clients taking novel precision medicine products to global regulatory authorities, including clinical diagnostics, companion & complementary diagnostics, drug development tools, digital health tools, digital imaging, digital pathology products & novel medical devices.
Dr. Gordon serves on multiple Scientific Advisory Boards for emerging diagnostic companies & is an appointed Scientific and Regulatory Advisor for multiple public grants currently funding client projects. Dr. Gordon is also a fractional regulatory executive for an emerging digital health technology company.
Dr. Gordon has several peer-reviewed precision medicine publications:
Role of transforming growth factor-beta superfamily signaling pathways in human disease
The type III TGF-beta receptor suppresses breast cancer progression
Pronounced “boo·di·kuh”
She who Brings “Victory”
Boudicca was a fierce, determined & strong Celtic leader who was able to inspire & motivate the Celtic tribes to all come together to take bold & decisive action even in the face of adversity to help them work as a team to navigate a Roman rebellion and emerge stronger on the other side with a victory.
Precision medicine product development requires a strategic, passionate & decisive heroine like Boudicca DX to quickly navigate & help clients pivot in an ever-changing (global regulations), challenging (budget-restricted, never enough time & resources), and competitive (emerging competing technologies) landscape.
Kelly (from the Gaelic word for “warrior”) was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland during The Troubles & enjoyed visiting Celtic ruins on school trips, learning about warriors & their extraordinary bravery. Kelly immigrated to America when she was 15 years old, two years before the Good Friday/Belfast Agreement was signed & ended The Troubles.
Mr. Murrieta oversees day-to-day administrative & operational functions, financials & employee 401(k), cash balance & profit sharing plans in the US.
He has over 10 years of medical device instrumentation development experience (Roche Tissue Diagnostics, Bio-Rad, & 10X Genomics) and supports clients with instrument engineering projects, instrument regulatory documentation & audits, including Installation Qualification (IQ), Operational Qualification (OQ), Process Qualification (PQ) documentation procedures, calibration, preventative maintenance & reliability testing.
He has over 20 years of manufacturing operations experience managing small & large teams in highly regulated industries (automotive, battery development & medical devices).
Mr. Murrieta has an Associates of Applied Sciences degree in Electronics Engineering Technology from ITT Technical Institute (Tucson, AZ) & is bilingual in Spanish.
Ms. Murrieta is responsible for all clerical duties (part-time) in the US office and is a high school freshman.
Vanderbilt ASPIRE Internship Program
Ms. Garcia Lopez is a fifth year PhD graduate student studying at Vanderbilt and interning at Boudicca DX, LLC to learn about Regulatory Science. Her thesis work at Vanderbilt focuses on determining which molecular and cell signaling pathways are involved in the dysregulation of thyroid hormones and she collaborates with multiple Vanderbilt labs to deliver datasets that answer scientific questions ranging from genetic diseases to perturbations of small molecules in cells.