Part of the TIMI Study Group Statistics team• Preforms power calculations and supports SAP creation and editing• Provides statistical and programming support for on-going clinical trials• Collaborates with scientific investigators and other statisticians on the analysis of clinical trial, lab and biomarker data for the preparation of manuscripts, abstracts, and presentations at scientific meetings• Performs statistical testing, data analysis and reporting using statistical packages (SAS, R, and Stata)• Identifies and derives necessary data from external sources, raw data, and databases needed for analysis and endpoint creation• Built customized and specialized reporting, SAS macros, and graphical solutions• Created and maintains REDcap database for team project management and research initiatives

Started as: Statistical Database Analyst Intern (September 2013 - January 2014)• Identified, evaluated, customized, and developed statistical approaches to address existing and potential modeling needs for chronic disease conditions and clinical quality improvement initiatives • Created automated reporting systems, documents, transition matrices, pull-lists, statistical output, and dashboards for customers using SQL, SAS, R, and Tableau.• Used SQL and SAS to compile data from diverse data resources, including data warehouses and associated data marts, electronic health records, claims data, and from direct data entry• Assisted with survey methodologies and result reporting

Previously: Research Assistant (August 2011 - August 2012)Project Coordinator/ Graduate Research Assistant (August 2012 - April 2014)•Performed data analysis using SAS and SPSS for multiple research projects•Conducted experiments and administered surveys and questionnaires for an on-campus research lab•Coordinated scheduling and communications with research assistants •Collaborated with interdisciplinary and international researchers on related research projectsResearch Focus: Social and emotional development and norms in cross-cultural perspectives.Supervised by: Dr. Wolfgang Friedlmeier

•Tutored undergraduate statistics coursework, SAS, and SPSS software techniques•Provided instructional support for undergraduate level biostatistics and SAS programming courses•Assisted with locating internship opportunities for students within the biostatistics program•Graded undergraduate homework for an Intermediate Applied Statistics course•Created homework problems for undergraduate coursework using NHANES datasets in SAS•Attended workshops and sought out grant opportunities for student funding

Charles River Laboratories was previously known as MPI Research.•Carried out statistical analysis as outlined in the protocol in SAS for performing inferential analysis•Detected, troubleshot, and resolved statistical issues in a time-critical environment•Assisted in designing data presentations including summary tables, graphs, and subject listings•Worked with Study Directors and Report Services departments to meet strict reporting timelines on multiple concurrent projects•Used historical control endpoints to create data driven decisions for company policies

•Updated and processed data within the client file management database•Queried necessary tables and databases for client reports•Reviewed, researched, and verified data sources•Created detailed reports from field results for clients within the financial industry

•Mentored and trained 6 individuals in computer and office related job tasks•Created digital copies and databases of all documentation of the past decade•Organized files and complete data entry through Microsoft Excel and Access•Assisted in payroll entry with Intuit QuickBooks, and other accounting practices

•Took part in daily data collection, recording, and lab trials using MED-PC software•Trained and oversaw 5 assistants through equipment and methodologies•Attended weekly meetings over related literature and preformed literature reviewsResearch Focus: Interactions between kappa opioid and corticotropin-releasing factor systems in the stress-related behavioral effects of ethanol withdrawal.Supervised by: Dr. Glenn Valdez