• Facilitated daily clinical trial activities to help conduct studies• Coordinated and balanced multiple studies across a variety of psychiatric indications• Coordinated study protocols under direction of principal investigator• Scheduled, prepared, and performed study visits utilizing source documents• Obtained and processed vitals, ECGs, phlebotomy samples, and other specimen collection as needed• Served as primary point of contact for and ensured safety and well-being of participants• Managed investigational products from pharmaceutical companies and dispensed to participants• Collected, recorded, and managed participant and study• Quality controlled documents and procedures to ensure adherence to protocol criteria • Reviewed medical charts with Principal Investigator to ensure all study criteria are met• Corresponded with pharmaceutical companies regularly to ensure adherence to study standards

• Input, processed, and filled prescriptions• Processed insurance claims directly with patients, insurance companies, and providers• Provided customer service through direct patient contact and via phone calls• Managed and handled inventory• Assisted pharmacist with administrative tasks

• Collaborated with principal investigator, graduate, and undergraduate students to help the lab run efficiently, effectively, and safely• Prepared and assembled kits for diurnal and in-house lab cortisol sample collections from lab participants of various age groups• Input, verified, and organized cortisol data in a FileMaker database• Created and discussed potential research questions related to cortisol data such as:o fMRI scans and checking for correlations between cortisol regulation and brain regions• Transcribed, verified, and organized a multitude of participant interviews for further analysis, coding, and interpretation• Worked on multiple teams and met regularly with team members and leaders to debrief on individual assignments • Met regularly with full lab, including the primary investigator, to better understand intricacies of the lab and discuss future directions