Delaney Schurr, M.S. Email & Phone Number

Orlando, Fl, Us

Connie Cares is a 501(c)(3) Non-profit organization dedicated to providing Sequential Compression Devices to patients, nationwide, at no cost to them or their referring facilities, ever. An integral part of my job with Connie Cares is prioritizing patient safety. For every order we receive, I diligently review all medical records to identify any potential contraindications (ex. DVT, CHF, CKD), as well as clinical indication, and completeness of the order documents. I review ~90 orders/week and thus far, have helped 4,000+ patients to receive SCD's they would've otherwise suffered without. I also conduct ongoing publication research on the benefits, usage, and any contraindications of SCD's to provide our staff, pts, and providers with regularly. As the Central Florida Connie Cares Certified Representative, I work with local hospitals, clinics, and healthcare facilities to educate providers about our service so that they are able to offer their patients the care they need without the unaffordable price tag. Once we receive an order from a facility, we work with the patient to set up a date/time to deliver their SCD to them at their home and provide training on how to operate their new SCD.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Greater Boston

A part of the Community Tracing Collaborative (CTC) with Partners in Health, working for the MA Department of Public Health in the COVID-19 response. The CTC was instated as part of MA's attempt to track and impede the spread of COVID-19, as well as monitor the progression and status of COVID19-positive individuals.

Baltimore, Maryland Area

Primarily shadowed under Dr. Rodney J. Taylor, MD, MSPH, FACS & Dr. Stephen M Kavic, MD; Dr. Taylor’s specialties: head and neck surgical oncology (Otorhinolaryngology), rhinology/sinus disease, endocrine surgery (thyroid/ parathyroid), sleep apnea, and robotic surgery. Dr. Kavic’s specialties: General surgery (minimally invasive abdominal surgery, surgery of the gastrointestinal tract, endoscopy, and surgical treatment of anorectal disease and hernias), Residency Director of General Surgery Program at UMMC. Operations I was present in OR for -- **Tracheal stenosis repair; **Umbilical hernia repair; **Release of the median arcuate ligament; **Removal of NG tube and insertion of PEG tube; **Gallbladder removal; **Laparoscopic tubal ligation/removal of fallopian tubes followed by umbilical hernia repair; **Throat dissection/removal tumor on the throat (abnormally metastatic basal cell carcinoma), simultaneously, a skin graft was harvested from tissue on the thigh.

Beltsville, Maryland

Read and analyze data provided by the calorimeters and mass specs during human research experiments studying various aspects of human metabolism (varies per study). Assist in preparing test subjects for overnight experiments in their assigned calorimeter rooms; Including outlining rules/regulations to be followed, taking body temp/blood pressure of each subject prior to beginning study trial, preparing and administering meals prepared using Harris-Benedict equation (to calculate exact caloric needs of each subject). Work overnight to supervise test subjects and data/equipment (mass spec readings, input/output readings, etc.). Studies that took place during my time there: * Kale Study: The objectives for this study were... to assess how kale (a brassica vegetable, high in glucosinolates) consumption alters the activity of enzymes involved in metabolizing foreign substances in the body (which may explain a correlation to their anti-cancer activity); To measure absorption and metabolism of kale nutrients; And to determine how kale consumption affects genes related to cardiovascular health.*Berry (rasp-, straw-, blue-, black-) Component Study: The objectives for this study were...to identify the component(s) of berries (e.g. anthocyanins, fiber,...) which are responsible for enhanced glucose metabolism and increased fat oxidation in humans. Previous animal and human studies have shown these positive effects of berries, but have not clarified which component of the berry is responsible.

Principles Of Molecular & Cellular Biology (Bsci170) Course

As an undergraduate teaching/learning assistant (ULA) for BSCI 170, the dominant responsibilities include grading homework assignments and examinations, leading weekly "Wednesday Activities"** (see bottom of page **), assuring students are adequately alerted/reminded of upcoming due dates and responsibilities in a timely manner, and answering all student emails/concerns. Given that each section of BSCI 170 is about 200 students, each ULA is assigned a group of 30-40 students for the semester who we are personally responsible for completing all tasks outlined above, as well as marking attendance, leading Wednesday Activities**, and ensuring that they understand course concepts and provide guidance/tutoring services where we can. **Wednesday Activities: BSCI 170 lectures are held every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. On every Wednesday, the professors (Dr. Patricia Shields or David Keller, depending on the time of the lecture section) pass their teaching responsibilities onto the ULA‘s who then lead the "Wednesday Activities"(WA's). WA's are interactive, group-learning activities in which the students are assigned a group of 4-5 members (at the beginning of the semester) and work with this group on different, relevant activities/projects, guided by their respective ULA. WA's are graded assignments, accounting for 10% of the final grade. ULA's also responsible for grading these activity submissions and inputting the grades into the database. **NOTE: "Wednesday Activity" classes were implemented as part of the Active Learning Program that has been shown to enhance student performance and knowledge retention, nationwide. The BSCI 170 lecturers/Active Learning Coordinators are Dr. Patricia Shields (senior lecturer of the Cell Biology & Molecular Genetics, CBMG Department) and Dr. Michael Keller (lecturer in CBMG dept.).

College Park, Maryland

Athletic Department, College Park Md

Work under UMD's head sports dietitian (Colleen Carrion, MS, RD, CDN, CSCS) to support the nutrition intake and education of UMD's athletes. Worked behind the weight room fueling stations, monitoring the pre-/during/post- workout snacks each athlete was consuming; Researching/Promoting healthy nutrition habits (i.e. hydration, post-workout repair, vitamin facts, cooking tips, etc.).

Greenbelt, Md

Greeting patients; Scheduling patients with the proper dietitian in the practice based on their prominent symptoms/reason for visit; Checking patients in/out of appointments; Maintain up-to-date health insurance information for each patient; Updating patient health documents in confidential online database; Performing research and creating infograms/ brochures for patients on certain topics, such as Inflammatory Bowel Disease (Crohn's Disease/Ulcerative Colitis), monitoring blood sugar, etc. per Registered Dietitian's request.

Winter Park, Florida

Work along side the Wellness Center and other campus organizations, as well as Individually, to promote and educate the local community on the 9 dimensions of health and how to grow within them (emotional, career, social, spiritual, physical, financial, intellectual, creative, and environmental)."In-depth experiential learning of wellness outreach methods, including assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluationIndividualized mentoring in student leadership and career developmentExclusive enrollment in the Foundations of Peer Health Education course sequenceMultiple team-building retreats, including an intensive three-day orientation"

Annapolis, Maryland

Shared Product Knowledge with costumers while making personal recommendations.Helped train new hires to be the best at the Sales Associate position by providing excellent customer service and being a good role model.Maintained friendly and professional customer interactions.Merchandising, Closed and opened storeAs the youngest Sales Associate in time there, maintained one of the highest number of sales.Numerous “Aloha” moments (connecting with a customer on a personal level which eventually leads to a sale)Achieved knowledge with visual and marketing products at different price points.Currently seasonal due to attendance at an out-of-state university (Rollins College)

Annapolis, Maryland

Shared product knowledge with costumers while maing personal recommendationsDemonstrated that customers come first by serving them with a sense of urgencyMaintained friendly and professional customer interactions Worked as a team member to provide the highest level of service to customers.MerchandisingDesigning window and floor sets to attract the most customers

Master Of Science - Ms, Nutritional Epidemiology And Data Science, Specializing In Biochemical And Molecular Nutrition, 3.9/4.0

Earned my Master of Science (M.S.) in Nutrition Epidemiology & Data Science, ...specializing in Biochemical & Molecular Nutrition FALL.

Physics, A

FALL 2020 SEMESTER: Physics I Lecture (A-) Physics I Lab (A) SPRING 2021 SEMESTER: Physics II Lecture (A) Physics II Lab (A)

Dietetics, Nutrition Sciences, 3.5/4.0

Activities and Societies: Certified notetaker/tutor (paid by state of Maryland) (CHEM131/132, PSYC100, BSCI170, NFSC112, NFSC315) (Please.

Partial B.S., Spanish, Global Health

Activities and Societies: Chi Omega Panhellenic Sorority (executive position: VP Bylaws Committee), EcoRollins, Wellness Ambassadors.

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: SGA, class representative (2010-2014) Environmental Club VP (2010-2014) Varsity Lacrosse (2010- 2014);Team.