Cardiac Surgery ICU, Neuro ICU, T/SICU, SICUFacilitates patient flow through the unit. Coordinates admissions with admitting, nursing staff, and admission facilitator.Assists providers and ensures availability of needed supplies. Obtains and communicates information for requested tests andprocedures. Coordinates registration process for established protocols. (essential)2. Answers patient call lights in a timely manner and responds within the scope of the role, following BIDMC Call Light Standards ofPractice. Greets and directs patients, families, visitors and staff. Identifies self and provides informative, non-clinicalinformation when requested by patients, families, staff, or visitors. (essential)3. Utilizes all available information systems that support unit-based operations such as provider order entry, bed tracking,nursing call system, as directed ensuring timeliness of response and accuracy of data input. Serves as a point person forresolution of IS issues. (essential)4. Maintains basic competency in trouble shooting printer/copier/fax issues. Ensures patients are properly charged forequipment, supplies and outside purchases. Coordinates special purchase for patient care needs (e.g. specialty beds). Ensuresthat all equipment in the unit is adequately maintained. Maintains equipment logs. Performs/monitors activities related toJCAHO. (essential)5. Manages the unit based patient valuable program. Investigates lost belongings, maintains tracking logs and provides detailedsummary as requested. Reports unresolved losses to Operations Coordinator. (essential)6. Acts as a liaison between physicians and other staff. Provides information and responds to inquiries. Resolves immediateproblems within the department or unit. Reports ongoing problems to the nurse manager. (essential)7. Maintains integrity of medical record according to the standards of the medical record department and in compliance withHIPAA and JCAHO regulations.

- Responsible for the execution and analysis of a variety of in vitro cellular and molecular-based assays, focused on understanding and optimizing our ADAR-mediated RNA editing platform- Evaluated and troubleshooted new assays and techniques, as well as balance a variety of tasks- Participated in the development and scaling of novel cell-based assays- Deployment of cell-based models and assays for drug candidate screening and mechanism of action understanding- Designed, validated and implemented high throughput NGS and qPCR-based assays- Designed and implemented thoughtful and well-controlled experiments- Worked with various types of automated high-throughput equipment

Gained a foundation in pharmacy best practices including, medication pharmacology, pharmaceutical calculations, prescription processing, and laws and regulationsAssisted with insurance processing and coupon search for medication cost reduction. Communicate effectively with physicians in regards to patient’s medication, ensuring accuracy and proper therapeutic managementReceived First Aid/CPR/AED and Immunization training, including bloodborne pathogensAdministered COVID-19 shots at various CVS clinics throughout the Greater Boston area. Received recognition for strong interpersonal communication and professional skills during annual employee reviews from 2018-2020Received recognition for support of other local pharmacies in the district during the COVID-19 outbreak

Performed routine and complex laboratory tests on a variety of specimens to provide vital information for diagnostic and treatment purposesResponsible for the accuracy, interpretation and reporting of resultsPerformed quality control, instrumentation, and calibration, reagent preparation, and other principles and methods in every section.Demonstrated the ability to communicate test results effectively with physicians, pathologist and nursing staff as a member of an interdisciplinary team including hematology, clinical immunology, and microbiology. Participated in continuing education programs related to laboratory tests and diseases including novel tumor, cardiac, liver, renal biomarkers, and their clinical significance.

Conducted independent research on the mechanisms underlying Retinal Ganglion Cell survival and regeneration.Used sterile techniques for tissue culture preparation, including animal perfusion fixation, surgical extraction of optic nerve and retina, cryosectioning, and Immunostaining Performed molecular biology techniques including DNA and RNA isolation, PCR, and Western BlotsAssisted PostDoc with the design of experimental protocols and procedures including antibody trialsPerformed qualitative and quantitative analysis of tissue cultures through microscope imaging, RGCs and optic nerve axons counts, data normalization, presentation, and interpretation (under supervision of PostDoc)Completed professional development activities including routine training on laboratory safety protocols, grant proposals, data organization, Coordinated and lead Journal club presentations both one-on-one with PostDoc and in general laboratory meetings and attended both regional and national conferences within the Society of Neuroscience Composed several papers including, weekly reports and research papers for Undergraduate Research Course evaluation and senior thesis

Gained acceptance into a highly competitive and comprehensive mentored cancer research internshipConducted a research at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health - Department of Nutrition - Summer 2017 and 2018 focusing on the probiotic effect on microbiome compositionLearned computer programing (SAS) and Statistical Analysis Methods. Received basic lab training at Biogen Community LabShadowed Postdocs and undergraduate students at Massachusetts General Hospital in the Clinical and Translational Unit( Biomarker trial of aspirin in colorectal neoplasia) and helped with organoid maintenance. Attended Journal clubs where I developed skills to navigate through scientific papersPanel discussions and events that feature STEM careers in academia, industry, and government agenciesAttended scientific research, professional development seminars, networking, and social events

Attended the program bimonthly as a student.Learned and applied basic clinical procedures in simulated patients Participated in the annual ICAN Medical Scholars Program Symposium.Actively working with an assigned mentor to evaluate academic performance and professional development.

Aided with the data collection for the Center for Research on Environmental and Social Stressors in Housing Across the Life Course (CRESSH) Project in collaboration with the Silent Spring Research Institute

Shadowed Doctors and Nurses in the ICU Department