• Collaborate with PIs/department chair on creating and maintaining a balanced study portfolio • Acts as main point of contact for sponsors and TPVs to shorten time to activation• Hire and train staff as they transition into clinical roles within the Women’s Health team • Lead monthly interdepartmental meetings to review active protocol accruals, discuss pipeline/pre-pipeline studies and troubleshoot barriers to accrual • Review all IMV letters with appropriate staff to ensure study compliance• Updates and creates policy within the department, such as new monitoring policy guidance• Leads orientation sessions for new staff • Manage study start-up through close-out including: o Liaising CDA execution and performing feasibility reviewso Ensuring budgets/contracts received and processedo Delegation of Authority assignment/managemento Accurate document collection for IRB submission and approvalo PSV/SIV/IMV coordinationo Ensuring timely query resolution and all parties (i.e. pharmacy, PSL, accounts payable, etc) are ready for study closure• Continue to serve in many CRN functions as outlined below

• Utilize ICH-GCP practices in managing multiple Phase I-III oncology investigator-sponsored andpharmaceutical/cooperative group-sponsored clinical trials• Collaborate with clinical manager and PIs/department chair on managing and maintaining an appropriate study portfolio for our disease site• Assist clinical lead and regulatory on all study start-up activities including:o Feasibility reviewso Delegation log managemento Accurate document collection for IRB approvalo PSV/SIV coordination• Serve as liaison between sponsor and site to shorten time to activation• Collaborate with PIs, regulatory, QA and protocol development on all relevant protocol amendments including:o Suggesting revisions for future amendments to enhance protocol understanding and complianceo Reviewing proposed suggestions for feasibility at the patient level• Performed extensive protocol clean-up of an inherited cooperative group study that allowed future cooperative group imaging trials to be open• Assist our data specialist with the completion of outstanding queries and eCRFs in various eDCs • Serve as SME training resource for new hires as they transition into clinical roles within our team• Ensure patient safety at each visit by measuring AEs and lab values against protocol specific treatment parameters• Pre-screen patients regularly for all open clinical trials• Implements and creates corrective and preventive action plans to reduce non-compliance• Serve as institution lead on weekly sponsor calls to: summarize recruitment performance to date, collaborate with study PIs on recommendations regarding patient specific AEs, identify and eliminate site-level barriers to accrual• Assist site monitors in obtaining any pertinent documentation for routine and unannounced monitoring visits

• Manage one of four oncology practices within the organization with daily responsibilities including but not limited to:o Gathering medical records from outside facilities to provide more accurate and comprehensive careo Coordinating medical imaging, port placement, therapeutic phlebotomies and biopsies with local hospitals based on a patient’s medical presentationo Triaging patient calls in order of urgency and severity of symptomso Reviewing clinical imaging and lab work results; discuss results within my scope of practice and as directed by presiding medical oncologisto Overseeing chemotherapy orders be processed and administered timely and accurately cross-departmentally and ensuring proper coverage with insurance • Work with clinical trial coordinators at different hospitals to enroll patients based on their progression or specific cancer diagnosis• Ensure proper study protocol is strictly adhered to for patients enrolled in clinical trials• Educate patients on new chemotherapy treatment regimens including but not limited to efficacy of treatment, associated administered medications, treatment duration and potential side effects• Work with multiple pharmaceutical company representatives as a patient advocate for reduced/free-drug programs as well as continued education on new treatment therapies• Train new registered nurses on the specific needs and daily operations of the oncology practice as it differs from other internal medicine practices• Coordinate with vendors and patients to ensure necessary equipment (such as home infusion pumps, pleurex drainage kits and oxygen) are received in a timely manner • Assist patients in coordinating care between medical specialties/enrolling in home care or hospice based on individualized care plans and urgency of referral • Adhere to strict OSHA/HIPAA/privacy practices to ensure patient confidentiality and safety• Perform routine focused patient assessments and comprehensive assessments as needed

Registered Nurse, Level 1 Trauma Hospital Medical/Surgical and Inpatient Hematology/Oncology Unit – 24 beds• Performed regular focused and comprehensive physical and psychosocial assessments• Functioned regularly as charge nurse with responsibilities including:o Leading codes and rapid responseso Scheduling oncoming shift nurses/CNAs with appropriate patient assignment based on acuityo Coordinating with emergency room staff to assess proper placement for patients on our floor and escalate to ICU as neededo Aiding staff RNs in any procedure requiring dual sign-off• Managed care of up to 7 patients per shift• Coordinated effective interdisciplinary care for patient while always acting as a patient advocate• Created and implemented individualized care plans for patients• Initiated and led rapid response protocol on compromised patients• Administered IV fluids, blood products and chemotherapy/biotherapy agents routinely according to agency policy• Utilized integrated healthcare technology, such as electronic medical records (EMR)• Experienced in accessing ports and caring for central lines, proficient in starting peripheral IVs• Managed care of immunocompromised/neutropenic patients, educating the patient and family on infection prevention• Educated patient and family on cancer directed therapies and treatment expectations