Megan Sadler (Meg) is a laboratory safety professional with a background in forensic science, genomics, and cleanroom manufacturing and laboratory environments. She currently serves as a Lab Safety Coordinator at the University of Vermont, supporting research and teaching laboratories through safety training, risk assessment, inspections, chemical and biological waste management, and regulatory compliance.
Her expertise includes laboratory safety, biosafety, biosecurity, BSL-2 and BSL-3 practices, PPE, incident prevention and response, and the development of practical safety training for laboratory personnel.
Meg is particularly interested in safety culture, human factors, and helping laboratories build practical systems that make safe work easier and more sustainable. She brings a hands-on, research-informed perspective to laboratory safety education and program development.