Responsible for the timely intercampus transportation of blood/organ samples and other medical equipment from Scottsdale to Phoenix.

Contributing post-grad researcher evaluating the effect of mobile-Health delivered fall risk prevention exercise intervention with traditional cardiac rehab (CR) patients. Test, validate, and integrate biometric screening technology (RAPID Pressure Mats, IMU movement sensors, and accelerometer ballistic balls) as a means to quantify physical function, muscular performance, and balance/fall risk in patients recovering from PCI, CABG, OHT, CHF, STEMI/NSTEMI, Valves, etc.Collaborate on data analysis, journal publications, conference presentations for the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine (ACRM), and Mayo Clinic Current Applications and Future of Artificial Intelligence Annual Meeting—with prescribing cardiologists, medical students, and exercise physiologists under principal investigator and CR Director Robert Scales, PhD.Grant-funded

Coordinate non-therapeutic (i.e. minimal risk, survey, chart review) clinical research protocols with direction from the principal investigator and/or supervisor in compliance with regulatory laws and institutional guidelinesScreen, consent, enroll, and recruit research participantsCollect, abstract, and enter research data

Creates, implements, and leads corrective strength & conditioning classes to a variety ofpopulations including: those with down syndrome, autism, paraplegics, stroke survivors, people with hearing and visual impairments, cognitive impairments, and rehabilitation patients.

Independently created, implemented, and led fitness classes for over 60 elementary schoolstudents 2nd-4th grade. Adept in resistance bands, kickboxing, step-classes, free weights, kettlebells, and agility courses.Directed outreach programs: Arizona Dragon Boat Association and Phoenix Suns WheelchairBasketball League.Presented In-Services to staff, Senior Manager, and company Vice President regarding aspects ofhealth, wellness, and exercise. (ex. Benefits of Barefoot and Gloveless Training and Lifestyle Integration).

Compassionate shift leader of both fellow students and program participants with Down Syndrome, Traumatic Brain Injuries, and neuromuscular disorders.Meticulously coordinates workout plans including corrective exercises, strength and conditioning.

Well-versed in the simultaneous assistance of seven different physical therapist, their own respective assistant, as well as all of their patients.Oversaw the immediate needs of the physical therapists and their patients, while preparing various exercises and commodities such as: electrical stimulation, ice and heat therapy, full-body traction, and Alter-G treadmill.

Oversaw pain management implementing various guided exercises to target bone and muscle resilience during chemotherapy and radiation.Assisted in transportation to Mayo Clinic and Arizona Oncology.Prepared meals and shakes to combat the patient’s rapid weight loss.Provided emotional reassurance and support.

Ensured the safety of ~60 children: maintaining regular physical evaluations and close contactwith parents for any history of contraindications or minor injuries that occurred on-site.Honed skill sets through a wide variety of rigorous conditioning.

Managed staff, supervised closing process, handled company funds and a in charge of nightlydeposits.Assigned culinary and service duties to rest of co workers, while able to maintain a hardworkingand spontaneous environment.