Matthew Marck Email & Phone Number

Nychhc: Queens Hospital Center (Mount Sinai)

New York, United States

Manhasset, Ny

• Assisted Dr. Jesse Roth with research focused on the relationship of the microbiome to obesity, diabetes, and sepsis• Responsible for finding and organizing literature and past scientific papers to support the working research of uncovering how the microbiome influences the host's food intake, body weight, and their local and systemic immunosuppressive effects on the host• Assisted with project coordination, grant writing and coordination, laboratory work, and manuscript development• Co-authored multiple manuscripts and abstracts pending publication

New York, Ny

• I worked closely with an interdisciplinary team of nurses, social workers, administrators, and of course my fellow residents and attending physicians. Together we managed, cared for, and treated hospitalized patients during their perioperative period. • Offered additional preliminary position but declined in order to pursue Internal Medicine Residency position

Greater New York City Area

• Self employed graphic designer typically working in house for various marketing companies in teams to execute a variety of design related tasks most recently Magnetic Collaborative• Collaborated, conceptualized, and designed static and dynamic graphics, layouts, and architectural spaces for a variety of pop up marketing events, corporate exhibits, trade-shows, and concerts for small to big companies including Lollapalooza, Cannon, Facebook, and Samsung• Worked directly with the creative director during early stages of startup marketing company Jack Russell Group helping to develop and execute branding including: logo design, website creation, web advertising, business cards

Greater New York City Area

The Reduce Obesity and Diabetes (ROAD) Project: Design and Methodological Considerations an educational intervention trial to assess clinical, behavioral, and biochemical risk factors for obesity and its co-morbidities. (Michael Rosenbaum, et al. Childhood Obesity, Volume 7, Number 3 (June 2011), pp. 223-234)• Provided project management and research support for a multi-center Type II Diabetes prevention study and assisted Research Professionals with data collection and assessment for a multi-center Type II Diabetes prevention study• Worked directly with middle school students recording data used to evaluate the effect of incorporating early nutrition and fitness education on the progression of Type II Diabetes• Recorded data to evaluate the effect of study intervention on fitness and nutritional education in high risk children for Type II Diabetes

Doctor Of Medicine (M.D.), Medical Science, 3.9 Gpa Highest Honors

Activities and Societies: Volunteer EMT, Surgery Club Member, Emergency Medicine Club MemberMedical Basics Sciences, U.S. Clinical.

Emt-B Certification, Emergency Medical Technology/Technician (Emt Paramedic), 4.0 Gpa

EMT-B Training

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Biology, General

Activities and Societies: Pi Kappa Alpha Creative Chair

Industrial Design, Graphic Design, Fine Arts, 4.0 Gpa

Transferred