Jaewon Moon Email & Phone Number

Chapel Hill, North Carolina, United States

- Completed 3600+ hours as part of AmeriCorps service program- Served as medical assistant by collecting patient information, scheduling follow-up appointments, and performing diabetic retinopathy screening- Served as Population Health team member by calling patients for chronic disease management, Emergency Department visit follow-up, and other care coordination needs- Piloted new medical assistant role for skin procedure clinic at continuing care retirement community by assisting in procedure and establishing standard work documentation- Created and piloted PDSA cycle to improve screening and intervention for domestic violence/intimate partner violence during continuity clinic- Presented on COVID-19 vaccines and domestic violence/intimate partner violence to educate staff members

- Edited editorials on a weekly basis as co-chair- Collaborated on multiple editorials a week, drafted editorials on a monthly basis as a member

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

- Studied how modulating the metal-coordination environment affects the metal-binding, redox, and electrochemical properties of peptides- Developed lab techniques on peptide synthesis, purification, and quantification, mass spectroscopy, UV-vis spectroscopy, cyclic voltammetry- Worked 15-20 hours/week for independent study- Received Deans’ Summer Research Fellowship for Summer 2018

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

Project Change is one of six pre-orientation programs for incoming first-year students at Duke University and is the only program hosted by an institute (Kenan Institute for Ethics) at the university. It consists of an eight-day immersive experience about ethical leadership and social change with a focus on the city of Durham.- Led and organized student discussions and activities on intersectional identities- Served as a service site leader for group of 7 students at Threshold Clubhouse

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

Team Kenan is Kenan Institute for Ethics' undergraduate student group which explores ethics through panels and lunches (events), casual conversations around campus (action), design (communications and design), and magazine and blog publications (writing).January 2018 to April 2018 (Writing branch):- Leading weekly meetings and creating corresponding agendas- Writing and editing monthly blog posts for the Devil's Dilemma- Scheduling blog post uploads to Facebook and websiteAugust 2017 to December 2017 (Communications and Design branch):- Leading weekly meetings and creating corresponding agendas- Managing Facebook page and content- Learning how to make graphics through Adobe Illustrator- Writing monthly blog posts for The Devil's DilemmaSeptember 2016 to May 2017 (Action branch):- Helped create weekly discussion themes and surveys- Engaged student body on the "Couch" through verbal discussions and surveys- Coordinated larger events such as Monumental Me, Shooters Couch, and Fake Major Shirts to explore certain themes in a more in-depth manner- Wrote monthly blog posts for The Devil's Dilemma

Doctor Of Medicine - Md

Activities and Societies: Student Health Action Coalition (SHAC) Gender Affirming Care ClinicComprehensive Advanced Medical Program.

Bachelor'S Degree, Chemistry

Activities and Societies: Duke Chronicle Community Editorial Board, Asian American Alliance, Duke Chinese DanceMagna cum laude, graduation.

High School

Activities and Societies: President of Mu Alpha Theta, President of Honor Council, Vice President of Activities of Science National Honor.