Elizabeth Stoll Email and Phone Number

• Serve as lead CRA on two global studies while managing CRA responsibilities across multiple additional studies

• Serve as lead CRA on a large global oncology study as well as a global ENT study while managing CRA responsibilities across multiple additional studies

• Serve as lead CRA on large global oncology study, managing issue resolution for over 100 CRAs while managing CRA responsibilities across multiple additional studies

• Conduct site qualification, initiation, monitoring, and close-out visits according to ICH-GCP, Medpace/Sponsor SOPs, and applicable regulatory requirements• Responsible for overall site management for assigned sites, including written and verbal communication and scheduling of monitoring visits• Responsible for completion of visit reports, follow up letters, and maintenance of study-related databases

Responsible for teaching 3-4 Lifetime Fitness courses per semester for undergraduate students of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Design, coordinate, and conduct research studies surrounding sedentary behavior and cardiovascular health.

Instructed high school & college age baseball athletes during weight training sessions. Developed micro and macro cycle training plans for specific sports.

Responsible for marketing the Campus Protein brand, working and communicating as part of the Campus Protein team, providing excellent customer service, and reaching a sales quota each month.

Conduct research in the Integrative Human Physiology Lab at the University of Dayton. Serve as a mentor to future Berry Summer Thesis Institute cohort members, as well as speak at University Open Houses to inform prospective students about the opportunities that the University Honors Program has for students, such as the Berry Summer Thesis Institute.

The Berry Summer Thesis Institute engages a cohort of nine honors students (going into their junior year) from different disciplines/majors in a twelve-week, on-campus program that provides them with intensive disciplinary research and scholarship opportunities.

Helped in designing gardens and managing the maintenance in some of Long Island's most prestigious neighborhoods.

My responsibilities as a receptionist included greeting parishioners and guests, managing office duties, and assisting the parish staff.