Caden Perry Email & Phone Number

St. Louis, MO, US

Washington University In St. Louis

• As an Army ROTC cadet, my responsibilities include:
• Participating in physical training (PT) three times a week to maintain peak physical readiness.
• Completing Military Science coursework (3 credit hours per semester) to deepen my understanding of military operations, leadership, and tactics.
• Engaging in Military Science Leadership Labs (3 hours per week), where I develop practical leadership skills and tactical proficiency in a hands-on environment.
• Attending field training exercises to apply military concepts in real-world scenarios.

St Louis, Missouri, United States

• As a medical assistant working under Dr. Mark H. Gregory, I gained hands-on clinical experience, contributing to patient care and practice efficiency. Key responsibilities included:
• Measuring patient vitals, performing EKG tests, and analyzing urine samples.
• Conducting comprehensive MDVIP annual wellness exams, including assessments of vision, gait speed, body composition, grip strength, and ankle-brachial index.
• Managing patient records and appointments using Athena Health software for accurate charting and scheduling.

St. Louis, MO

• During my time at University Club Medical under Dr. Mark Sheperle, I provided essential patient care and support in a busy practice setting, known for treating a diverse patient population, including cases related to.
• Recording patient vitals, performing EKGs, ear lavage procedures, and addressing patient concerns.
• Interacting with a wide range of patients, ensuring high-quality care and communication throughout the treatment process.

St Louis, Missouri, United States

• As part of an independent study, I worked on the COMPASS sleep study under Dr. Head in the Psychological and Brain Sciences department, examining the relationship between slow-wave sleep and memory consolidation. My.
• Analyzing and quality-checking sleep data collected from EEG devices for over 150 study participants.
• Recruiting and explaining the COMPASS study in detail to participants, ensuring clarity and engagement.
• Administering WASI tests to assess participant cognitive function as part of the study protocols.

Bourbonnais, Illinois, United States

• In this role, I provided direct patient care to pediatric patients in a clinical setting. My responsibilities included:
• Assisting with patient examinations, maintaining meticulous records, and ensuring smooth communication between staff and patients.
• Leveraging strong organizational skills and attention to detail to contribute to the overall quality of care.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Anthropology: Global Health And Environment (Pre-Med)

Activities and Societies: Gateway Battalion Army ROTC; Reformed University Fellowship; Admissions and Aid Student Advisory Board; Campus.

Minor, Psychological And Brain Sciences

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: President of the National Honor Society, Illinois State Scholar, Team Captain: Football, Basketball, and Track &.