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Denver, Colorado, United States

Denver, Colorado, United States

Cancer Clinical Trials Office - Phase One and Expanded Molecular Studies (POEMS) TeamI worked on Phase I-IV industry-sponsored, co-operative group and investigator-initiated clinical trials in accordance with trial protocols, FDA Regulations, and ICH/GCP Guidelines.Responsibilities:- Schedule study subject appointments in compliance with protocols- Perform clinical tasks, such as collect vitals signs and ECGs- Effectively communicate with patients, doctors, regulatory personnel, and sponsors- Maintain patient binders, study-specific documents, and staff protocol training- Enter data and resolve sponsor queries using Electronic Database Capture (EDC) systems- Prepare for monitoring visits and audits

Boulder, Co

Department Of Integrative Physiology

Research conducted at the Applied Biomechanics LaboratoryProject Descriptions:- Effect of prosthetic configuration on sprinting performance in athletes with leg amputations- Biomechanics of long jumping in athletes with leg amputationsResponsibilities:- Coordinated all aspects of research study, including study design, subject recruitment, data collection, and statistical analysis- Acquired grant funding from the University of Colorado Graduate School and the National Science Foundation- Presented research at two regional and two national American Society of Biomechanics (ASB) conferences; finalist in the 2018 ASB Student Presentation Competition

Department Of Integrative Physiology

IPHY 4540 (Biomechanics), Fall 2016 & Spring 2017

School Of Kinesiology

Graded weekly homework assignments for MOVESCI 330 (Biomechanics) according to instructor's guidelines; maintained records of students' scores on problem sets and exams; assisted with midterm and final exam grading

School Of Kinesiology

Research conducted at the Michigan Performance Research LaboratoryProject Descriptions:- Adaptation to novel running footwear: aimed to provide a better individual-specific prescription for running footwear through improved understanding of how the foot interacts with a running shoe to affect running mechanics and energetics- Biomechanical markers of running-induced neuromuscular fatigue: characterized mechanical stiffness adaptations of the human body over the course of a treadmill run to exhaustion to identify target training strategies related to performance enhancementResponsibilities:- Managed subject preparation- Monitored metabolic equipment during data collection- Developed MATLAB scripts for data processing and analysis- Presented research at the 2016 Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics- Co-authored peer-reviewed publication published in Footwear Science

Athletic Department

Tutored student athletes through the Academic Success program; demonstrated ability to teach students at various skill levels; provided structured, effective, and efficient study sessions individualized to each student; maintained flexible working hours to accommodate strict practice and travel schedules; communicated student progress, performance, and concerns to academic counselors through Tutor Reports submitted at the end of each tutor sessionSubjects included: Anatomy, Biomechanics, Chemistry, Exercise Physiology, Movement Science, Physics, Human Physiology, Nutrition, Statistics

Gießen, Germany

Research conducted at the Institute for Sports ScienceProject Description: identified ways to improve action prediction in sport by investigating the whole-body action response of professional and non-professional team handball players to an opponents' movementResponsibilities:- Assisted with subject preparation- Provided support during motion capture data collection- Analyzed movements using Vicon Nexus software in combination with custom MATLAB scripts

School Of Kinesiology

Research conducted at the Developmental Neuromotor Control LaboratoryProject Description: utilized functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) to study the emergence of cortical involvement in the control of functional motor tasks, such as reaching and stepping, in infantsResponsibilities: assisted during fNIRS data collections with infant and adult participants; documented behavioral movements on video recording; analyzed hemodynamic data using MATLAB

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Kinesiology & Physics, 3.955

Master Of Science (Ms), Integrative Physiology, 4.0

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