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Denver, Colorado, United States

Denver, Colorado, United States

Littleton, Colorado, United States

Works as a home health aide and companion, travels to homes and care facilities to assist clients with activities of daily living.• Provides companionship and care to seniors with varying levels of need• Assists families with making home environment accessible for seniors with ambulatory and sensory differences • Helps clients adopt COVID-19 safe practices such as disinfecting, hand-washing, and mask wearing

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

Motivated and enthusiastic caregiver at Eagle’s Nest Assisted Living, responsible for the safety, well-being, and happiness of up to eight residents. • Administers medication to residents following facility policy and according to the six rights of medication administration required by the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment • Properly documents medication distribution in medication administration record • Monitors and observes the health of residents to maximize resident well-being and happiness • Accountable for supply and proper use of medications including narcotics and controlled substances • Assists residents in activities of daily living as needed including bathing, grooming, laundry, cleaning, and recreation• Prepares nutritious and satisfying meals for residents • Acts as a liaison between hospice care workers, nurses, healthcare workers, visitors, and residents • Communicates important information to incoming care staff during shift changes• Trained in safety protocols including resident falls and facility fire and emergency plans

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

The CSU Paleontology Field School teaches students how to identify fossil localities, map sections, collect vertebrate fossils, and write field research reports. • Three years of experience working in the badlands in Bighorn Basin, WY surface prospecting and quarrying for early Eocene mammal specimens • Manages up to 12 undergraduate students in the field• Assists with the packing and transport of 500+ specimens• Facilitates undergraduate learning in and out of the classroom by preparing students for field environment and teaching collecting techniques• Mentors students in the field to help develop successful collecting skills• Experience in intensive field conditions • Emergency first-aid knowledge

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

Research focus on early Eocene (52-55 mya) faunal abundance occurrences that appear to be related to hyperthermal climate events in the Bighorn Basin, Wyoming in order to further ecological understanding of primate origins. • Three years of experience conducting independent, faunal distribution research that was recently presented at the 2018 Society for Vertebrate Paleontology meetings • Experience working with large data sets of approximately 6,000 specimen data points• Advises and assists undergraduate students’ paleontological research projects• Analytic technological skills which include PAST (paleontological statistics software package), JMP, R-programming, and Excel data analysis • Developed and repurposed statistical methods from economic models for conducting paleontological data analysis• Extensive work with fossil specimen cleaning, microfossil prep, paleontological reconstruction

Fort Collins, Colorado Area

This project focuses on how to better reach students from populations which are underrepresented in the CSU Anthropology Department and also seeks to develop community outreach relationships with local high schools. • Worked independently and as part of a team to complete project goals on time and within grant budget• Mediated and transcribed focus group interviews with undergraduate anthropology students• Lead anthropology undergraduate and prospective student lab tours • Conducted data analysis of past student recruitment data as part of diversification efforts • Engaged in community outreach events geared toward K-12 science education including the National Western Stock Show, CSU Teen Science Café, La Raza, and Prehistoric Technology Day

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

Research focused on issues of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and microbial ecology to better understand the ecological and public health effects of antibiotic use in agricultural food production. Responsibilities: • Managed graduate student projects for Dr. Paul Morley • Annotated and periodically updated MEGARes (an antimicrobial resistance database for high input sequencing)• Knowledge of current research concerning human interaction with antimicrobial resistance• Skills include DNA extractions, Qubit, and Nanodrop capability, biosafety lab level II training, and hazardous waste disposal certification

Master'S Degree, Public Health

Activities and Societies: Member of the AMC LGBTQ+ Hub Research Advisory CommitteeConcentration in Community and Behavorial Health

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Anthropology

Activities and Societies: Lab Manager & Analytic Advisor of the CSU Department of Anthropology Primate Origins Lab Teaching Assistant.