Part of the following Study Teams: Evaluating Longitudinal Electrophysiological Phenotypes, Health Outcomes, Affects and Neurodevelopmental Trajectories (ELEPHANT), COVID-19 Mother Baby Outcomes Study (COMBO), Assessment of Developmental Variation in Animal, Neonates, and Children through Exposure Studies (Advances), and Prospective Genetic Risk Evaluation and Assessment in Autism (PROGRESS).-Investigate in detail the effects of prenatal exposures (gestational diabetes, Covid-19, bisphenol) running cognitive and behavioral neuroscience tasks, to produce reliable findings for healthcare improvement.-Apply advanced data analytics using MATLAB, RStudio, Phillips Actiware and G-Mark to analyze EEG/ECG, MMN, VEP, sleep/eye tracking, and hearing assessments data in infants, children and adults-Lead participant recruitment for the COMBO and Elephant Studies in both English and Spanish.-Coordinate participant scheduling, transportation, and compensation for on-site study visits.

-Supported recruitment and evaluation of medical talent, assessing candidates’ skills and ethical values to build a high-performing team. -Verified that all personnel completed required trainings. -Mentored new research assistants, fostering a collaborative work environment and ensuring compliance with protocols, technological use, data collection, and patient care. -Streamlined weekly schedules and resource management, optimizing team productivity and supporting efficient budget utilization. -Achieved an outstanding audit score in team management and patient care.

-Scheduled medical appointments and assisted with behavioral assessments. -Prepared lab for experimental procedures. -Implemented data collection protocols in the eCRF (Medidata), achieving a 90% reduction in errors and reinforcing research reliability.

Assisted international students at Pasadena City College with grammar, listening, reading, vocabulary, writing, and pronunciation in English. In addition, I provided them with some guidance on what life is like in the United States to help them adapt into the college community and American culture.