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Washington DC-Baltimore Area

District Of Columbia, United States

• Conduct site initiation, routine monitoring visits, and close-out activities for multiple clinical trials, ensuring protocol compliance and data quality.
• Maintain detailed documentation of site visits, data review, and adherence to Good Clinical Practice (GCP).
• Identify and resolve site issues, deviations, and discrepancies, ensuring corrective actions were taken.
• Training site personnel on study protocols, regulatory requirements, and data collection methods.
• Assisting in the preparation and submission of regulatory documents to ethics committees and regulatory authorities
• Contributing to the development of patient recruitment strategies and retention efforts

Dallas, Texas, United States

• Managed Federally-Funded and Sponsor-Funded Clinical Trial Studies in Outpatient Clinics, Intensive Care Units, and Emergency Departments at Parkland Hospital and UTSW Clements University Hospital.
• Coordinated and managed day-to-day operations of multiple phase II-IV clinical trials
• Ensured compliance with Good Clinical Practice (GCP)/ICH guidelines and applicable regulations
• Oversaw data management, including data entry and quality control
• Communicated with study participants and investigators to ensure proper protocol adherence
• Prepared and maintained clinical trial study documentation, including informed consent forms and case report forms

Bethesda, Maryland

• Analyzed proteins retrieved from the immune system of patients at the NIH
• Trained interns, mentees and fellows on proper clinical research protocols and use of medical devices
• Assisted in the design and execution of laboratory experiments
• Isolated and purified refolded protein using automated chromatography instruments
• Participated in the preparation of study reports, publications, and presentations
• Communicated effectively with study teams, sponsors, and regulatory agenciesPrincipal Investigator: Dr. David Garboczi, Structural Biology Section

• NIH/NIA, Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Campus, Translational Gerontology Branch
• Reviewed Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scans of mice used to study longitudinal aging
• Used MRI to determine visceral, subcutaneous fat and body weight of mice
• Analyzed visceral, subcutaneous, and body weight data of mice
• Evaluated experimental data for principal investigator and physicians
• Helped with administering anesthesia and measuring vital signs on mice receiving MRI scans

Master'S Degree

Bachelor’S Degree