Marissa Moore Email & Phone Number

Haverhill, Ma, Us

• Manage all day-to-day activities for multi-service digital advertising recruitment and retention campaigns (e.g., 4 recruitment campaigns, 2 custom-built mobile patient retention applications, 1 eConsent project, 1 custom-built website) across several indications for pharmaceutical clients totaling a project portfolio of 8.5 million• Facilitate all steps of campaign workflows to ensure client satisfaction, including proposal and contracting completion, indication-specific creative material drafting and finalization for client/IRB approval, monitor and report on campaign performance, host site trainings and webinars, lead weekly client calls, and complete closeout activities including budget reconciliation• Supervise a direct report through daily guidance on client requests and delegation of project deliverables, including support for professional growth opportunities• Assist project managers with troubleshooting client and internal/external stakeholder requests to ensure project timelines and milestones are achieved, as well as onboarding and training new team members

• Managed all day-to-day activities for 9+ recruitment and retention multi-service campaigns, including 2 custom-built mobile patient retention applications• Developed, implemented, and reported on a patient satisfaction survey given to potential participants completing pre-screening at StudyKIK, which was aimed at gathering feedback about their experience to improve the participant journey• Collaborated with project managers to create standardized templates and document internal processes on the project management Wiki, utilized to house all project manager resources and training materials

Recruitment Innovation Center

• Provided recruitment and retention-based recommendations and resources to research study staff for NIH-funded multi-center clinical trials in various stages of the grant life-cycle• Acted as the RIC Project lead for both 2021 Johns Hopkins University-Tufts Trial Innovation Network Design Labs, which involved a day-long workshop where diverse stakeholders came together to discuss how innovative trial designs could be incorporated into a specific research study proposal • Provided recruitment and retention expertise during study design discussions• Facilitated breakout group discussions about innovative trial design questions during theday-long events• Assisted in the project management, development, and editing of materials and presentations created as part of the RIC Informed Consent Training Resource Line• Evaluated study materials submitted to the RIC (e.g., study protocols, informed consent documents, flyers, brochures) and provided suggestions to make materials more participant-friendly, with a focus on advocating for participant compensation and research study reimbursement • Participated in workgroups and community engagement boards aimed at increasing awareness and education about recruitment and retention resources• Oversaw an electronic recruitment feasibility assessment tool in REDCap that RIC projectmanagers can utilize during RIC consultations to assist with prioritization and identification of any barriers for recruitment• Facilitated discussions about ways MyCap (a mobile device application) can be incorporated into research studies to aid in participant engagement

Vanderbilt University Medical Center

• Acted as program manager for the Vanderbilt Memory & Aging Project (VMAP), an NIH-funded observational research study investigating the role of subtle vascular hemodynamic changes in accelerating abnormal brain aging in 300+ participants• Oversaw operations of VMAP including daily management of 10 staff members, remote onboarding processes for 8 new team members, and acted as primary training facilitator for 4 team members• Developed and managed VMAP projects in collaboration with team leadership (e.g.,development of COVID-19 SOPs and guidelines for participant visits); handled all Institutional Review Board (IRB) correspondence including submissions of recruitment measures for VMAP 2.0, protocol and consent form updates, and continuing reviews• Facilitated staff training on multiple study protocols; oversaw all aspects of VMAP chart completion; and served as a resource for all team members to help troubleshoot issues with study protocol training and subsequent participant visits• Acted as study team lead for T2 PROTECT AD, an industry-sponsored, phase 2, double-blind placebo-controlled clinical trial studying the safety and efficacy of the investigational drug troriluzole in patients with mild to moderate Alzheimer’s disease• Managed the T2 PROTECT AD study; trained all study staff on research protocols• Served as primary liaison between the principal investigator, study physician and study sponsor for all study correspondence• Handled all communication and reporting to the IRB and study sponsor

Study Management & Data Collection Activities (May 2019-July 2020)•Acted as study team lead for T2 PROTECT AD, an industry-sponsored, phase 2, double-blind placebo-controlled clinical trial studying the safety and efficacy of the investigational drug troriluzole in patients with mild to moderate Alzheimer’s disease•Managed the T2 PROTECT AD study; trained all study staff on research protocolsServed as primary liaison between the principal investigator, study physician and studysponsor for all study correspondence•Handled all communication and reporting to the Institutional Review Board and studysponsor, including submission of continuing reviews, amendments, and adverse events• Acted as lead coordinator for the Vanderbilt Memory & Aging Project (VMAP), an NIH-funded observational research study aimed at investigating the role of subtle vascular hemodynamic changes in accelerating abnormal brain aging in 300+ participants•Oversaw all aspects of VMAP chart completion; reviewed each source document foraccuracy and completeness to finalize participant charts; flagged quality control items forcorrection by visit lead; and completed a final review before data entry(May 2018-May 2019) •Taught undergraduate students fundamental academic processes (e.g., referencemanagement, creation of NIH biosketches, abstract development, presentation development)• Developed, proofed, and formatted supporting documents for multiple NIH grant applications•Updated manuscript tracking document for faculty review•Reviewed all incoming inquiries for undergraduate students interested in research opportunities, which included phone screening candidates, and coordinating and completing onsite interviews• Oversaw data entry training for undergraduate students, assigned charts to undergraduate students, managed data merge and reconciliation, and performed all retroactive and post-merge data updates• Served as co-organizer for VMAC’s first Annual Alzheimer’s Disease Research Day

Huntsville, Alabama Area

•Prepared and taught material to classes of 40+ undergraduate students to complement topics covered in the Anatomy & Physiology I and II courses•Developed laboratory materials, including syllabi, worksheets, laboratory report guidelines, chapter-specific and final examinations, dissection procedures, lab manuals, and weekly presentations covering course material•Organized and provided instructions for dissections, including cow heart, sheep brain, and rat dissection•Maintained inventory of all lab supplies and coordinated with the Biological Sciences Department for ordering supplies, such as dissection tools and animal tissues

Huntsville, Alabama Area

• Assist with mouse husbandry, genotyping, and administration of medications• Handled all aspects of mice and rat care for all research labs in the Biological Sciences department, including feeding and watering the animals, providing routine care, and coordinating with other animal technicians to form the weekly schedule• Managed a mouse colony, developed a research plan, performed neurobehavioral experiments in mice and trained on brain tissue preparation for histochemistry including embedding brain tissue samples• Performed daily checks of all animals for injuries and general health, maintained cleanliness of the vivarium and routinely washed and sterilized all equipment • Managed inventory and administration of Nitisinone (NTBC), the medication used for Tyrosinemia Type I mice, which required daily checks of vivarium stock and bottles

Master Of Science - Ms, Biology/Biological Sciences, General

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Biology/Biological Sciences, General

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Spanish