Kelly In Email & Phone Number

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

San Francisco Bay Area

Cardiac Rhythm Mangement • Provided direct technical and clinical field support of pacemakers, defibrillators, and cardiac resynchronization therapy devices for follow-up checks, implant procedures, MRI reprograms, and remote monitoring at hospitals and clinics across the East Bay Area • Completed extensive didactic and hands-on training to receive certification and gain proficiency with CRM products and accessories, heart anatomy and conduction pathways, cardiac arrhythmias and corresponding treatments, device programming and troubleshooting, EKG/EGM interpretations, clinical studies, and patient care workflows • Developed relationships and trust with fellow team members, customers, doctors, nurses, staff members, and patients • Took daily initiative to be prepared and on time with all needed materials, take inventory and order supplies for accounts, perform detailed schedule confirmations, volunteer for add-on checks and cases, and support new hires with rhythm strips/case studies/a comprehensive implant bag product and accessories list• Supported a total of 224 implants in 2019 (2nd highest rank among FCRs in the region). Won the region’s After Hours Implant Contest for assisting with the greatest number of late-night cases for 2 out of 3 quarters since program initiation

Rochester, New York

Koning is a medical imaging company with advanced computed tomography technology for visualizing and evaluating breast tissue for cancer. • Directed clinical applications, conducted clinical research, and monitored clinical trials to ensure for safe and effective use of the Koning Breast CT device in diagnosing breast cancer at customer sites around the world • Provided training, direct guidance, and technical support in hardware and software operation, patient positioning and scanning, quality control procedures, and 3D image viewing. Managed documentation, defined workflows, and established SOPs• Collected and analyzed medical images, clinical data, and user feedback as well as wrote MATLAB computer algorithms for product development, validation and verification testing, and scientific evidence to aid marketing and sales efforts• Designed studies and drafted publications. Reviewed and edited protocols, informed consent forms, and case report forms• Served as an interface between patients, technologists, radiologists, regulatory bodies, and different departments of the company • Oversaw company’s capstone design team, university recruitment, social media outreach, and preparations for exhibit at RSNA

Atlanta, Ga

BMED 2300 is a team based, engineering design course focused on improving and creating medical devices.• Assisted professors with grading and giving instruction involving design skills (drawing, modeling, and SolidWorks), machining, prototyping, formal presentations, and technical documentation. Supervised a team of junior teaching assistants• Facilitated 13 student teams in identifying problems with medical devices, performing engineering analyses and user studies, and implementing the design process to develop solutions

Atlanta, Ga

Soon Movement is a national campus ministry focused on evangelism and discipleship. (A branch of CRU, an international Christian organization). The Atlanta regional Soon Movement is composed of approximately 100 college students from Georgia Tech, Emory, Georgia State, UGA, Agnes Scott College, and Georgia Perimeter College. • Planned and led weekly events (such as leadership training and corporate gatherings) and special regional events (such as fundraising, volunteering, Sports Day, Appreciation Night, and Graduation Banquet)• Managed the budget. Participated in the competitive dance team. Taught English at a college in the Dominican Republic • Mentored 30 student leaders. Advanced student involvement and community relations. Participated in campus outreach

Atlanta, Ga

The cancer nanotechnology lab focuses on the development of bioconjugated nanoparticles for cancer molecular imaging and targeted therapy. Principal Investigator: Shuming Nie, Ph. DResearch Mentor: Brad Kairdolf, Ph. D• Performed experiments to determine the effect of the local environment (such as pH level and presence of proteins) on the behavior, molecular imaging, and measured spectra of three FDA-approved, fluorescent compounds (PPIX, Fluorescein, and ICG). Evaluated large amounts of data and produced graphs using Excel and MATLAB• Conducted solution spectroscopic, cellular, and ex vivo tissue assays to investigate the simultaneous and intraoperative detection of 3 contrast agents for fluorescence-guided surgical resection of cancerous tumors• Summarized methods and results in comprehensive reports

Atlanta, Ga

Amniox Medical is a tissue company that uses cryopreserved amniotic membrane and umbilical cord to heal chronic adult wounds while minimizing inflammation, scarring, and adhesion. • Coordinated pre-clinical and clinical research projects to support existing and pipeline product technologies • Generated qualitative and numerical databases, conducted literature searches, organized trial master files, analyzed data from clinical studies with Excel, managed invoice processing, and prepared manuscripts for publication

Atlanta, Ga

• Expressed the opinions of over 1,300 students and faculty in the BME department• Participated in weekly meetings to vote on bills and approve amendments to the school constitution • Allocated the student activity funds to various organizations to improve the student experience